Little problem.. solo recorded mono on the left, trying to get it on the right...

[Black neon bob]

Hehe.. weird problem, probably missing something easy or it is impossible to do, dont know.. better if i ask you lads.

Here's the problemo... i have a solo that is recorded mono on the left, around 90% panned left, and im trying to get this solo on the right.. around 70/80% panned right.

So is it possible to actually get this mono recorded solo on the left, to go the right side?

 

[KeithTidd]

i don't use cubase, but can you pan channels indiviually? There should be a way to split a interleved file into mono.

 

[TheDude]

Right click on the pan control and switch to one that work for you.

 

[Unavailable]

Can you bounce the track down to mono, then re-import it?

Oh wait, I'm confused. This isn't a stereo track?

 

[Ermz]

If you're using Nuendo you should be able to simply use the pan control.

 

[Black neon bob]

Thanks guys.. but sadly it's not as simple as pan control, the mono file is recorded hard left, and i cant switch it to the right side.. it completely loses volume then..
I could however open a mono track, import it on that and pan it then i hope, if not.. re-recording will be done even though there are only 3 days left for the deadline.. aahhh!

 

[Metaltastic]

How about importing it to a stereo track, then doing a flip?

 

[ahjteam]

A) Open the pool (POOL > OPEN POOL WINDOW), right click the track, choose convert files and choose "mono"
B) Re-import the file (FILE > IMPORT > AUDIOFILE), choose "split channels"
C) Create a new mono track (PROJECT > ADD TRACK > AUDIO) and put the stereofile onto that monotrack
D) Rightclick on the panner and choose "Stereo Dual Panner"

 

[abyssofdreams]

I approve what that finnish guy above me said

 

[KillDivision]

re-recording will be done even though there are only 3 days left for the deadline.. aahhh!

Told ya