Seperating Audio Channels

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Gladiator

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On one audio chnnel I had my wireless mic, the other channel was my shotgun. The wireless mic was getting some bad interference. Now, I'd like to separate them and delete the channel with the interference. I am using Edius NEO 2.5. Thanks!
 
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Most of the time you can just select what channel you would like it to be, not so much deleting the one you don't want.. (fcp/vegas)
 
Gladiator said:
On one audio chnnel I had my wireless mic, the other channel was my shotgun. The wireless mic was getting some bad interference. Now, I'd like to separate them and delete the channel with the interference. I am using Edius 2.5. Thanks!
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Wow Edius 2.5. That is way back there. This is how it works now so I hope it applies to that. It would depend on whether you directed the audio to be mapped as Stereo or Mono. But I will assume that you have all of this on one track. If so, rt click and select properties, click the audio tab and select one of the two mono options. Mono 1 will get rid of one track and Mono two the other. Just choose the correct option.
 
pjsssss said:
Wow Edius 2.5. That is way back there. This is how it works now so I hope it applies to that. It would depend on whether you directed the audio to be mapped as Stereo or Mono. But I will assume that you have all of this on one track. If so, rt click and select properties, click the audio tab and select one of the two mono options. Mono 1 will get rid of one track and Mono two the other. Just choose the correct option.
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That worked. Thank you!
 
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