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<blockquote data-quote="Mario Cepeda" data-source="post: 219041" data-attributes="member: 17661">Hello Simon,That&#039;s a very common issue when dealing with live recording equipment like the Qu-16—you end up with separate mono files for your mix and tracks, and trying to convert them to a single stereo file can be tricky without heavy software.I&#039;m the developer of a free online audio utility suite called <a href="http://convertiraudioamp3.com" target="_blank">convertiraudioamp3.com</a>, and I think my tool offers the perfect, simplest solution for your specific problem.You can use our <a href="https://convertiraudioamp3.com/mezclar-audio/" target="_blank">Audio Mixer tool</a> to combine those two mono files and export them as one stereo MP3:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Upload both tracks (the left and right mono files) into the mixer interface.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">The tool allows you to trim each track with precision if necessary.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">You can easily merge them and download the result as a single stereo MP3 file ready for listening or sharing.</li>
</ol>It works entirely in the browser, so there&#039;s no software to download or complicated settings to worry about.You can find the specific tool here: <a href="https://convertiraudioamp3.com/mezclar-audio/" target="_blank">https://convertiraudioamp3.com/mezclar-audio/</a>Since I&#039;m trying to get the word out about this free utility for creators, I&#039;d really appreciate it if you try it out and let me know if it solves your problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mario Cepeda, post: 219041, member: 17661"] Hello Simon, That's a very common issue when dealing with live recording equipment like the Qu-16—you end up with separate mono files for your mix and tracks, and trying to convert them to a single stereo file can be tricky without heavy software. I'm the developer of a free online audio utility suite called [URL='http://convertiraudioamp3.com']convertiraudioamp3.com[/URL], and I think my tool offers the perfect, simplest solution for your specific problem. You can use our [URL='https://convertiraudioamp3.com/mezclar-audio/'][B]Audio Mixer[/B] tool[/URL] to combine those two mono files and export them as one stereo MP3: [LIST=1] [*][B]Upload both tracks[/B] (the left and right mono files) into the mixer interface. [*]The tool allows you to [B]trim each track with precision[/B] if necessary. [*]You can easily [B]merge[/B] them and [B]download the result as a single stereo MP3 file[/B] ready for listening or sharing. [/LIST] It works entirely in the browser, so there's [B]no software to download or complicated settings[/B] to worry about. You can find the specific tool here: [B][URL]https://convertiraudioamp3.com/mezclar-audio/[/URL][/B] Since I'm trying to get the word out about this free utility for creators, I'd really appreciate it if you try it out and let me know if it solves your problem. [/QUOTE]

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