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read two different tracks in matlab

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Padma
Padma am 10 Nov. 2011
Hi
i have recorded my voice from two mics at the same time in two different tracks in the same file. Now inorder to correlate them, i have to read them separately from the tracks. could someone please tell me how to do that in matlab?
thanks in advance

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Thomas
Thomas am 10 Nov. 2011
You can use software like audacity to split the single audio file with two into two audio files. Then you can import them into matlab separately and correlate.
Not aware of MATLAB's audio editing capabilities :).
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Padma
Padma am 10 Nov. 2011
yeah i tried that, but since i have used a mic array recording in audacity with two channels so I am not able to copy the other track into another file. If i try copying only the second track, both of them are getting copied into the second file. can you suggest me how to do that?
Thomas
Thomas am 10 Nov. 2011
One thing you could try while recording from now on is pan 1 track to the left and the other to the right so that it will be easy to split it later.

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Honglei Chen
Honglei Chen am 10 Nov. 2011
I assume this is similar to a stereo signal. If that's the case, then you can still use wavread to read in the file.
[y,fs] = wavread(FILENAME)
The variable y in this case should have two columns and each one corresponds to a track.
HTH
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 10 Nov. 2011
But that will retrieve all of the tracks simultaneously, which (for whatever reason) Padma does not wish to do.
There is, as far as I know, no provided mechanism to return one track at a time.

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