i_love_ubik wrote: > What about this: > > 1) Insert a DirMixer as the last plug on the output object > > 2) Set the basis to 0 > > 3) Bounce to split stereo > > 4) Delete the .L file and remove the .R from the other's filename > > Who's yer daddy? I'm actually using a similar procedure like this to get a mono file. Well, in fact, I am usually just doing everything in WaveLab - but it's pretty much the same. Even easier with dbpoweramp which is simply converting any stereo file to (mixed) mono in seconds. But these are PC only programs, so it might not count for the majority on this list. You're my daddy? Nice alternative to what I was used to... Sascha