1. -6dB Equal Power Downmix
Combines left and right as 0.5 × (L + R), lowering each channel by 6 dB so the summed signal cannot clip, and exports a single-channel mono WAV.
Fix amateur microphone recordings where sound is only in the left or right ear. Downmix stereo channels with equal -6dB power, isolate single channels, or flip phase polarity (180°).
WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV or WebM. Decoded in your browser, never uploaded.
100% browser-local processing · No files uploaded to any server
How this tool decodes, analyzes, and masters your dialogue locally with zero cloud latency.
Combines left and right as 0.5 × (L + R), lowering each channel by 6 dB so the summed signal cannot clip, and exports a single-channel mono WAV.
Use only the left or only the right channel to rescue one-sided lavalier or shotgun mic recordings. The mono file plays in both ears.
Flip the right channel 180° before mixing to fix cancellation when one channel was recorded with reversed polarity.
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Common Questions & Technical Clarifications
Choose "Left channel only". AutoSilenceCut exports a mono WAV made from the left channel, which plays in both ears.
If you add Left + Right channels directly ($1.0 + 1.0 = 2.0$), the summed signal will clip by +6 dB. AutoSilenceCut applies -6 dB scaling ($0.5 imes (L + R)$) to preserve dynamic headroom without clipping.
When two microphones record the same speaker, slight physical distance differences can cause sound waves to arrive out of phase, canceling out vocal low-end. Inverting polarity flips the waveform 180 degrees, which can restore lost low end. In this tool, the toggle flips the right channel before the two channels are mixed.
No. All channel splitting, downmixing, and phase calculations execute 100% inside your browser via the Web Audio API.