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How can I select and delete the left track of a stereo recording in Logic Pro X
Take a look at the bottom of the Channel Strip section.
Here you will find a Format button that shows if the track is stereo or mono (there is a two-circle icon indicating it is stereo):
or
Click-...
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Logic Pro X: How to avoid loosing comp selections after new vocal take/recording?
I think I just found the asnwer to this question which had been bugging me as well over the past year. It turns out you can save different comp versions, and these can be selected by clicking on the ...
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4 bit audio editor?
There doesn't seem to be an already existing tool for your purpose. (At least, I couldn't find one). You might have to build your own tool in your language of choice.
Some basic building blocks could ...
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Text-based way to set parts of audio track that play and skip
Take a look at the command-line utility SoX. The 'trim' effect might be suitable for your use case.
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Direct Stream Digital (DSD) editing software, no PCM
Nowadays it can be edited with programs like Tascam Hi-Res Editor:
http://tascam.com/product/hi-res_editor/
From their site:
TASCAM Hi-Res Editor is a new, free application that plays and edits ...
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Direct Stream Digital (DSD) editing software, no PCM
This is a complex question =-)
there's only one software that allows for true DSD editing, Sonoma Systems. This software however relies on sound card dependencies.
DSD cannot be edited because there'...
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Locate similar audio files on your system based on spectral content?
Things have come a long way in the last few years with regards to finding similar sounds in a sample library.
XO
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Locate similar audio files on your system based on spectral content?
The difficulty with the problem presented is that "spectral content" is not just a number you can compare to find degrees of proximity. You need to have complex analysis algorithms, comparing multiple ...
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Remove asymmetrical buzzing sound from an audio
It doesn't matter about what is asymmetrical. Sometimes you can't rely on the Waveform alone.
Looking at a Spectrum (see image, taken from an unspoken part), you can see that there are loud, bands ...
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