cs6 audio problem ***Please help

Bruce Watson said:
The two tracks were out of phase with each other. Look at the graph -- you can see it. Probably nothing more than a wiring problem, or you (that is, your equipment) just took a balanced signal at face value without processing. A balanced signal uses two signal paths are out of phase to cancel out noise; that's perhaps where you got two channels for a mono recording, one out of phase with the other.
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ah, ok. so maybe there was an xlr that wasn't connected fully or my line out to camera was not plugged in fully? or maybe you're saying that my balanced cables actual caused this because of their balancing qualities? maybe I should shut the hell up, now.

So out of phase means that the left channel is a mirror of the right channel? do you have a correct audio graph sample I could look at to compare to see what it should look like? or maybe theres another thread I can find...thanks
 
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StrobelPhotography said:
So out of phase means that the left channel is a mirror of the right channel? do you have a correct audio graph sample I could look at to compare to see what it should look like?
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Again, look at the graph in post #15. Those two are out of phase. The channel on top has peaks pointed down. The channel on the bottom has peaks pointed up. The "cure" at this stage is to just delete one channel. But if you want both, then flip the phase of one or the other so that both channels have peaks pointed the same direction. Then at least they would be in phase.
 
Bruce Watson said:
Again, look at the graph in post #15. Those two are out of phase. The channel on top has peaks pointed down. The channel on the bottom has peaks pointed up. The "cure" at this stage is to just delete one channel. But if you want both, then flip the phase of one or the other so that both channels have peaks pointed the same direction. Then at least they would be in phase.
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now I understand. it seems so simple now. totally understood. thx for explaining it.
 
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