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Smoke

What's New in Autodesk Smoke

Getting Started with Smoke

Viewing and Organizing Media in the Workspace

Managing Projects and Users

Importing and Exporting Media

Archiving in Smoke

Playing Back Media

Editing Clips and Sequences

Accessing the Audio Desk

Importing Audio Files

Adding an Audio Effect on a Segment

Adjusting the Audio Levels on Part of an Audio Segment

Cross-fading Two Audio Segments Together

Fading Audio Into or Out of a Clip

Scaling the Size of the Waveform

Displaying Audio Waveforms

Muting Audio Tracks

Mapping Audio Tracks to Audio Desk Input Strips

Converting Stereo Audio to Mono Audio

Converting Mono Audio to Stereo Audio

Monitoring Audio from CFX

Timeline Transitions

Creating New Sources Using Tools from the Tools Tab

Procedural Compositing with ConnectFX

Compositing in 3D Space with Action

Chroma Keying and Working with Green Screens

Stabilizing and Tracking

Masking and Rotoscoping

Colour Correcting

Text and Titling

Effects and Tools Reference

Animating Keyframes

Colour Management

Artist Control Surfaces

Keyboard Shortcuts

Gateway Clip Description

Community Scoring

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Converting Mono Audio to Stereo Audio

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To convert mono audio to stereo audio:

Select two mono tracks by control-clicking on the audio channel strips.
From the Timeline Task menu, select Stereo > Merge Into Stereo tracks.
The two mono tracks are converted into stereo audio.

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