Is there any way to make stereo track in a batch way?
I know i can get one audio, duplicate the track and merge into stereo one. But how do the batch process for that?
I only can find chains for mainly FX, but nothing for that, or missing something? For example there is a FX for StereoToMono but not the opposite.
I have various .wav files which are mono. I want to convert them into stereo, 2 channels, so i can after use the FX chain to give a better stereo feel with phaser and other stuff.
I think your macro could be even simpler.
Exporting automatically mixes down all non-muted tracks in the project, so all you need to do is add a stereo track, and export.
I’m glad you posted. This is a very good example of a very simple Macro, so I’ve added it to a page of examples on the Audacity wiki: https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Macro_Examples
This is a new page, so if you are interested in Macros, you may want to revisit it in the future as I am still in the process of adding examples. (Please do post here on the forum if you spot any errors
So you will have :
audio1.wav > With PhaserFX | Stage:08 | Wet: 210…
audio2.wav > With PhaserFX | Stage:21 | Wet: 240…
audio3.wav
audio4.wav
Etc…
And do this with multiple FX? Like Phaser + Reverb? So on reverb you also give min-max for room size,etc…
Now i play moving sliders to get cool effects, if i found one then i export, select name,etc… With this i can just give the random values and export 100, after that just listen and pick the cool ones. So, its a way to generate random SFX. Also maybe give some % of the effect be finally added so, some sounds will have phaser/reverb/echo, others only echo+phaser, ,etc…
You can’t do anything random with an ordinary Macro. Ordinary Macros are strictly a list of commands that run one after another. There’s no logic other than step 1 => step 2 => step 3…
For more complex tasks, Macro scripting commands can be run from a Nyquist script. These are called “Nyquist-Macros”. They are more “advanced” than normal Macros, both in how easy / difficult it is to write them, but also they are much more flexible. There’s an introduction to Nyquist-Macros here: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/nyquist_macros.html