You can do this in audacity if you enable the advanced mixing options (check the manual). You can do it with SoX using the remix command. I'd be very surprised if you can't do this with Reaper. You can also do it in Ardour using a multi-channel bus.
Aaa thanks for the comment, very helpful, might try the Audacity one! I’ve used reaper for mass exporting and converting multiple files from 48 too 44.1khz, I’ll have to do more digging into Reaper
You can do this in audacity if you enable the advanced mixing options (check the manual). You can do it with SoX using the remix command. I'd be very surprised if you can't do this with Reaper. You can also do it in Ardour using a multi-channel bus.
Aaa thanks for the comment, very helpful, might try the Audacity one! I’ve used reaper for mass exporting and converting multiple files from 48 too 44.1khz, I’ll have to do more digging into Reaper
Thank you for this, very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Very very helpful. Thank you for sharing!👊🏾✊🏾👍🏾 I believe this maintains timecode metadata as well (if used).
It does!
I think you can do this in Pro Tools.
Might have to look into this thank you!
@@Joe-blogcomposer you don’t get to add as much metadata as you can in Wave Agent though. Cheers