MonoSter music software is designed to combine and record mono wav files onto separate tracks to create a single stereo audio file. Design your own demo cd's with Segue data Systems revolutionary product line. Enhancing the musical experience!

MonoSter Technical Instructions
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Step 4:  Visual Interface

The opening MonoSter Screen (see below).  MonoSter opens an Explorer window as well as it's own window.  You may drag-and-drop WAV files from Explorer to MonoSter.  You need only drag one of the two files into MonoSter and it will find the other and place it in the correct column.  In MonoSter 3.0 you can play any highlighted file on the list.  You can also record the list of files to an audio CD if you have a CD-R recorder.

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The user has dragged and dropped seven files to the MonoSter window for processing (see below).  Note that three files already have stereo files and will not be re-processed.  To re-process a stereo file, uncheck the 'No Proc When Stereo Exists' option.

To begin the processing  the mono files to convert them to stereo click on Start/Stop and then click Start.

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MonoSter has completed four of the dropped files (see below).  No processing was done where stereo files were already present.

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There are seven options available with MonoSter (see below).  They are found as check boxes in Processing/Options.  MonoSter is capable of processing two totally different Monaural files into a single stereo file that can be recorded on a CD.  The two independent audio files are not necessarily the same length and are intended to be played separately (by for example turning the balance control either full left or full right).  When the Unequal File Length box is checked, MonoSter will extend the shorter of the files with 0's to the length of the longer file and create a stereo format file.  In this way two separate independent wav files can be stored in one stereo track.

In order to suppress a final pop made when bouncing in some audio programs, MonoSter can zero the last 2000 samples of the input files if  the appropriate option box is checked (the program default is that this option is checked).

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