Support, I really need HD audio like most of y'all, and this would be a benefit for those using HD audio.

However, I semi-support the mono-part.

Edit: AAAYYYYYYY King of the page!

I'm not a headphones guy so I personally wouldn't affected by this much. However, I do think that it's embarassing for the audio editor to not support stereo when it has been standard in consumer products for nearly 40 years now.

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Support, I don't like how audio sounds once it's been edited, and I personally prefer how stereo sounds.

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Support, when you make a song somewhere, and use the stereo, you could import it into Scratch, but then it just looses quality.

Bumping this with something new that I've discovered:

The “mono” in the editor isn't a proper “left + right” mono mix - instead, it just takes the left channel of the audio and works with that, while completely discarding the right channel, which is probably the worst possible way to do it. Jeez…

Flowermanvista wrote:

The “mono” in the editor isn't a proper “left + right” mono mix - instead, it just takes the left channel of the audio and works with that, while completely discarding the right channel, which is probably the worst possible way to do it. Jeez…

Wow, talk about a crapy conversion. (I'm going to start saying "crapy" just to rebel against the filter's apparent hatred for crapes)

the2000 wrote:

Flowermanvista wrote:

The “mono” in the editor isn't a proper “left + right” mono mix - instead, it just takes the left channel of the audio and works with that, while completely discarding the right channel, which is probably the worst possible way to do it. Jeez…

Wow, talk about a crapy conversion. (I'm going to start saying "crapy" just to rebel against the filter's apparent hatred for crapes)

Don't give the kids nightmares about profanity…

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The fact that it just takes the left channel of stereo audio is a quite terrible way of mixing down, wow lol
Definitely one of the things out there on the sound editor that should be fixed - maybe then it'd be something I'd use for basic edits for sounds in [not a new scratch project] rather than doing everything through Audacity

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Also, for those don't understand what stereo is, stereo plays two slightly different audio tracks to each ear, which makes it feel more immersive an realistic. This is because it's emulating how humans hear. What each of your ears hear is slightly different, and your brain uses that difference to figure out which direction a sound is coming from.

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