03-13-2014, 04:22 AM
OK, here it is. Just download and unzip into any folder. It's a command-line program, so here are some brief instructions in case you aren't familiar with how to use them:
Put all the DSP files you want to merge (both L and R ones) in a folder (preferably a subfolder of where you put the program). Then make a text file in the folder of the program, and write:
Replacing "folderName" with the name of the folder you put the DSP files. Save the text file, and rename it so the extension is "bat". Then run that, you'll see a command prompt come up and it'll say what's happening.
When it's done the results will be in a subfolder of the folder that has the DSP files. They'll be .wav files renamed after the files they were made up of, without the L or R bits. So for example, a file made from 0013R.dsp and 0013L.dsp will be called 0013.wav.
If you know how to use the command-line, you can use that too. If you need any more help just say.
Put all the DSP files you want to merge (both L and R ones) in a folder (preferably a subfolder of where you put the program). Then make a text file in the folder of the program, and write:
Code:
ChannelMerge folderNameReplacing "folderName" with the name of the folder you put the DSP files. Save the text file, and rename it so the extension is "bat". Then run that, you'll see a command prompt come up and it'll say what's happening.
When it's done the results will be in a subfolder of the folder that has the DSP files. They'll be .wav files renamed after the files they were made up of, without the L or R bits. So for example, a file made from 0013R.dsp and 0013L.dsp will be called 0013.wav.
If you know how to use the command-line, you can use that too. If you need any more help just say.