Audio Channel Splitter
Inspect and extract audio channels as WAV files, select a time range and create a mono mix.
Ready. Explore the example or use the input controls to begin.
Scope and practical limits
Processing and recording use browser APIs. Supported codecs vary. Permissions are requested only when starting capture. Files and recordings need explicit downloads; they are not saved automatically.
The tool processes your work in the browser. The website’s advertising and analytics follow its privacy and consent settings. Projects are not saved automatically. Media workspaces export their files directly rather than storing them in project JSON.
Using Audio Channel Splitter
Inspect and extract audio channels as WAV files, select a time range and create a mono mix.
- Try the stereo example: channel one contains a 440 Hz tone and channel two a 660 Hz tone.
- Edit the labeled controls and review the working preview beside them.
- Use undo/redo and project saving where available to keep an editable copy.
- Choose the export suited to your workflow, then inspect the downloaded file before sharing.
Example
Try the stereo example: channel one contains a 440 Hz tone and channel two a 660 Hz tone.
Questions & answers
Can I extract a selected interval?
Yes. Set start and end seconds, then export separate 16-bit PCM WAV channels in a ZIP or an averaged mono WAV. Gain above one may clip. Limits are 100 MiB, ten minutes and eight channels.
What can I do with Audio Channel Splitter?
Inspect and extract audio channels as WAV files, select a time range and create a mono mix.
What are the important limits?
Processing and recording use browser APIs. Supported codecs vary. Permissions are requested only when starting capture. Files and recordings need explicit downloads; they are not saved automatically.
Does it save my work automatically?
No. Download your project or output before closing the page. Media capture and processing workspaces export files directly.
Can I use it on desktop and mobile?
The workspace adapts to screen width. A large desktop screen is useful for detailed editing. Browser support and available memory affect media workflows.
Do I need to upload the output to ToolSorcerer?
No. Export your result to your device. This tool does not publish or deploy the result to another website.
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