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Hi all,
I have some play-a-long tracks from Jamey Aebersold that I would like to

use for practice.
They are setup so that bass and drums are on the L channel, and piano and

drums are on the R.  Since I play piano, I need only the L channel.  Is

there any way to "extract" only the L channel out of the recordings?  Once

that is done, can something be done to the result that would cause it to

sound in both R and L channels, like a true mono recording perhaps?  I can

easily turn the pan control on my mixer fully left, but that leaves a big

hole in the right side.
I hope this makes sense, if not please let me know.
Thank you!
Josh
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Josh Lawrence
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Hi all,I have some play-a-long tracks =

from Jamey Aebersold that I would like to use for practice.<=

/div>They are setup so that bass and drums are on the L channel, and p=

iano and drums are on the R. =A0Since I play piano, I need only the L chann=

el. =A0Is there any way to "extract" only the L channel out of th=

e recordings? =A0Once that is done, can something be done to the result tha=

t would cause it to sound in both R and L channels, like a true mono record=

ing perhaps? =A0I can easily turn the pan control on my mixer fully left, b=

ut that leaves a big hole in the right side.

I hope this makes sense, if not please let me know.Thank you!Josh-- Josh Lawrence
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