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Free stereo channel splitter

Split a stereo recording into separate left or right channel exports. Use it when an interview, call, or recorder captured speakers on different channels.

Export left channelExport right channelCreate mono WAV outputRuns locally in your browser
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Stereo Channel Splitter

Runs locally in browser
Next step

Transcribe the edited audio when you need text

Start free, upload the prepared recording, and get an AI transcript with searchable text, speaker labels, timestamps, summaries, and TXT, DOCX, PDF, SRT, or VTT exports.

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Split left and right audio channels

Some interview and call recordings put each speaker on a separate stereo channel. Exporting one channel can make review and cleanup easier.

Prepare channel audio for transcription

If one channel is much cleaner than the other, split it out before trimming, normalizing, or transcribing.

How it works

How to use the Stereo Channel Splitter

  1. Choose a stereo audio file.
  2. Select left or right channel.
  3. Export the selected channel.
  4. Preview and download the WAV file.
FAQ

Stereo Channel Splitter questions

Can I split a stereo recording online?

Yes. Upload a browser-supported stereo file and export the left or right channel as a mono WAV file.

What if my file is mono?

A mono file has only one channel, so the export will use the available audio channel.