Re: Converting Mono MP3 To Simulated Stereo on Linux
- From: google01013 <google01013@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2006 03:05:55 GMT
On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 21:43:36 -0500, Alfred <99m@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If I have a mono MP3 file, is there a way to use ffmpeg or other tool
on Linux to convert it to simulated stereo? (Note, I have Ubuntu.)
Example of simulated stereo:
1. Copy the mono file twice and feed it into L and R channels.
2. By a couple microseconds, delay the playing of the R channel so that
it starts later.
3. Take the L channel and change the reverb ever so slightly.
4. Take an EQ to the L channel as well as the R channel and change it
so that the sound is slightly fuller and exactly the same on the L and
R channels. Then, ever so slightly, change the R channel and alter the
EQ in the lows, mid, and high just a tiny bit, but not too much.
I'm hoping for some kind of way to do this at command line or in a
script.
audacity ? but input must be wave or ogg (i think)
ffmpeg with "-ac" parameter?
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