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Is there a device in Scope that receives a stereo input and outputs it as a mono signal?

Thanks

Yes. The channel strip panned hard left or hard right !

Yes, but no. It will not be summed mono. It will just be left or right.

you can do that with those devices :
http://gcluber.free.fr/scope/Mix2m-Mix2s.zip

Immanuel wrote:Yes, but no. It will not be summed mono. It will just be left or right.

not if you use 2 channels, each panned the same way....

The ControlRoom Device has a Mono switch.

I use the Channel Manipulator from http://www.shaynesworld.com

http://www.shaynesworld.com/images/chan ... ulator.jpg

wouterz wrote:I use the Channel Manipulator from http://www.shaynesworld.com

http://www.shaynesworld.com/images/chan ... ulator.jpg

Site is down unfortunately.

Was/is that a free device ?
If yes, is there a way to get it, please ?

best

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Shayne's Channel Manipulator can be downloaded here: http://www.planetz.com/Pulsar/files/dev ... ulator.zip

Here's his original post:
http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=14375

This page seems to work:

http://www.shaynesworld.com/scope_text.html

garyb wrote:

Immanuel wrote:Yes, but no. It will not be summed mono. It will just be left or right.

not if you use 2 channels, each panned the same way....

The Channel strip only has one channel. It can be done with i.e. the micro mixer, though. On Xite, the Dynamic Mixer use less resources, though, despite being more advanced.

Immanuel wrote:Yes, but no. It will not be summed mono. It will just be left or right.

Ok then ... Two mono channels of the micromixer both panned the same way !!

if the two channels of a stereo track are to be mono'd, well, then they aren't a single stereo track, they are two mono tracks that just need to be summed. no special equipment required....