Flipping a waveform...

[danander11]

OK, I'm essentially new to all of this so this may be a basic thing to ask, but I can't find anything on it...

I have a stereo sample of a china cymbal that I want to use. However, it is panned more to the right than to the left, (where I want it). Is there an easy way to flip the sample so that the panning (ie: waveform) is reversed?

I know that I can split to mono, manually re-pan each track and then re-record it back to stereo, but it seems to me that there should be an easier way.

Suggestions?

Peace!

[TCM]

Try this:

http://www.brainworx-music.de/index.php?nav=26&um=2〈=en

[sbag]

+1 for brainworx

[danander11]

Thanks! I will check it out.

Peace!

[audiogeekzine]

1 - flip around the pan faders in PT?
2 - put your sample on a stereo track, make three new mono audio tracks
highlight the sample and drag it to the bottom track.
now highlight the region on the bottom track and move it to the middle track.
grab both and put them back on the stereo track. delete the mono tracks.
3 - if BXsolo has an audiosuite function I'd use that with the L<-->R button on.

[danander11]

Originally Posted by audiogeekzine

1 - flip around the pan faders in PT?
2 - put your sample on a stereo track, make three new mono audio tracks
highlight the sample and drag it to the bottom track.
now highlight the region on the bottom track and move it to the middle track.
grab both and put them back on the stereo track. delete the mono tracks.
3 - if BXsolo has an audiosuite function I'd use that with the L<-->R button on.

Dude! That was so easy, and fast! I really hate being a noob at my age

A million thanks and Happy New Year! (ours is in just under 10 hours)..

Peace!

[DrFord]

Lawlipops and +1 for Audiogeekzine