Hello, if all the audio is in the left channel, use the process menu, choose channel convert, and then choose stereo to mono, 100 percent, no faders. It's part of the presets in the box. That will get the job done. If the best of two channels is on the left or the right, and you want to ignore bad or low audio in the other channel, hit tab till the sound comes out of the channel with bad or low audio. Then go to the process menu and choose mute. That will mute only that selected channel. Hit tab till you get back to where the unmuted channel is playing your audio, and then do the steps outlined above. You then get only the good audio from the one good channel, without mixing in bad audio that might be on the other channel. This often happens with old tapes. That's why I brought it up, and thought I'd give you both situations so you could refer back to them at a later time if need be. This comes in handy if you have a tape where the audio only ever comes out the left channel. The right side is just a tape hissing noise, so better not to even have that at all. If you record in mono, then you're getting both left good channel and right empty hissing channel. That's where the muting one channel comes in the best use. Thanks a lot. Matthew
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