Difference between 2A channels V.S. normal Stereo?

[midnightrambler]

Originally Posted by Wizzoboy

BScout, I must disagree with you. Imported stereo interleaved audio is split into two mono files by PT. These are stereo interleaved audio tracks imported into a session in PT 2018.3. As you can see in the Audio Files folder, they are saved as mono left and right. A 5.1 interleaved file will be saved in the Audio Files folder as six mono files.

Try ticking this box next time before you import a stereo file. (Setup->Session)

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[Sardi]

Yep. Same thing I said.


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[midnightrambler]

Originally Posted by Sardi

Yep. Same thing I said.


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Not quite actually. You suggested you could only change it when creating a session, when in actual fact you can tick (or untick) the interleaved box at any point.

[Sardi]

Originally Posted by midnightrambler

Not quite actually. You suggested you could only change it when creating a session, when in actual fact you can tick (or untick) the interleaved box at any point.

Well, if you wanna be picky, I actually said ’I’d guess that the reason your Audio Files folder has split L and R files is because you didn’t tick the INTERLEAVED checkbox when creating a new session’.

I never said that it was the only way. I just assumed that’s what he may have done in order to have the split L and R files.

Either way, my point was, we both suggested the same thing regarding not checking INTERLEAVED for his audio files, which I’m sure is why his folder looks the way it does.

So yeah, great minds thing alike or something like that. =P




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[midnightrambler]

Originally Posted by Sardi

Well, if you wanna be picky, I actually said ’I’d guess that the reason your Audio Files folder has split L and R files is because you didn’t tick the INTERLEAVED checkbox when creating a new session’.

I never said that it was the only way. I just assumed that’s what he may have done in order to have the split L and R files.

Either way, my point was, we both suggested the same thing regarding not checking INTERLEAVED for his audio files, which I’m sure is why his folder looks the way it does.

So yeah, great minds thing alike or something like that. =P


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Defensive much? Mate, it's not my fault your post wasn't clear. If you're trying to help someone it's no use giving them half the information. Anyway whatevs.

[Sardi]

Originally Posted by midnightrambler

Defensive much? Mate, it's not my fault your post wasn't clear. If you're trying to help someone it's no use giving them half the information. Anyway whatevs.

Wow!

I have no idea why you’re reacting this way.

Whatevs indeed.


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[BScout]

What Sardi said.

You just have your session operating in the old behavior by not checking “interleaved” for your session. This was a major change for ProTools when it was implemented because how audio objects were/are treated. Once it was changed, that change was a complete systemic change for ProTools. Multichannel (5.1 and greater) stay interleaved, for instance.

Not checking “interleaved” is actually just a method that was left for those uncomfortable with interleaved files.