How to use Mono to Stereo Audio Maker
- Choose an audio file and wait for it to decode.
- Adjust the settings for your task.
- Run the tool, review the measured result, and download the output.
Turn a mono recording into a true two-channel WAV, with optional pan placement and a subtle channel delay for natural width.
Turn a mono recording into a true two-channel WAV, with optional pan placement and a subtle channel delay for natural width.
Browser decoding support varies by operating system. WAV is the most predictable input and output format.
Common browser-decodable audio is accepted. Results are exported as PCM WAV or structured JSON, depending on the task.
| Input | WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG, WebM when supported |
|---|---|
| Privacy | Local processing; no upload |
Turn a mono recording into a true two-channel WAV, with optional pan placement and a subtle channel delay for natural width.
No. Processing runs locally in the current browser tab.
Any format your browser can decode, commonly WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG, and WebM.
Codec support differs between browsers even when the filename extension looks familiar.
Yes. Audio outputs appear in the result player before download.
No. The original remains untouched; the tool creates a separate result.
| Engine | Web Audio API |
|---|---|
| Export | New browser-generated file |
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