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1. Re: Any way to duplicate a track and designate a channel to it?
SteveG(AudioMasters) Jan 21, 2013 2:13 AM (in response to VidNoob)Well if it's a stereo file to start with, there's a Edit menu item to 'Extract Channels to Separate Files' which will do this for you.
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2. Re: Any way to duplicate a track and designate a channel to it?
emmrecs Jan 21, 2013 2:15 AM (in response to VidNoob)You could what you want (delete the "unchanged" track and copy the "changed" track in its place) but if your original audio is a stereo track you are going to lose one half of the stereo signal. If the two tracks are both mono and both contain exactly the same audio, then go ahead as you propose. If you then set this remaining track to "mono" it will be exported equally to both left and right.
For future reference, if you have similar problems with this type of multi-frequency noise, which demands a multi-pass approach in Audition, you might consider investing (some serious bucks) in iZotope RX2. It is capable of removing "multiple low frequency band hums" in far fewer passes, perhaps as few as one!


