WAV / FLAC
Best for editing, mixing, and archive workflows where you want to retain as much detail as possible.
Swap the left and right channels of stereo audio online. Inspect a dual-channel waveform, then export WAV, MP3, M4A, or FLAC locally no seu navegador.
Step 1
Drop a file or browse your device. Analysis, waveform drawing, and export happen on this device.
Estéreo channel swap guide
Read common MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, Opus, WMA, and AIFF audio, then export WAV, MP3, M4A, or FLAC. Actual input support depends on the codec inside the file and your browser.
Best for editing, mixing, and archive workflows where you want to retain as much detail as possible.
A compatible, usually smaller choice for everyday playback, sending, and uploading.
A compact option for Apple devices, mobile playback, and sharing.
The first stereo pair is swapped; additional channels retain their existing order.
No installation, account, or upload is needed. Decoding, channel analysis, and encoding run in a background Worker in this browser.
Drop in or choose a file. The page reads it locally and builds two compact channel waveforms.
Use the left/right waveform and mapping cards to spot a reversed recording. Mono files are clearly identified.
WAV and FLAC work well for further editing; MP3 and M4A are convenient for sharing. Select a bitrate for compressed output.
Listen to the export, confirm the direction in headphones, and download when it is correct.
Channel swapping changes where left and right play; it does not change the duration, speed, or mix content.
Quickly correct a recording when an audio interface, monitoring setup, or capture device had left and right inputs reversed.
Restore more natural spatial placement when the direction of sound in headphones conflicts with the picture.
Create a corrected version when instruments, audience, or ambient stereo placement is backwards.
Match a two-person recording to the on-screen positions without altering speech or timing.
This page uses the File API, MediaBunny, and a Web Worker to analyze, swap, and encode audio locally. Source files are never sent to MediaKit servers; removing the file, closing the page, or cancelling work releases local URLs and Worker resources.
FAQ
No. There is sem upload step. The file is read and processed only by a Worker in this browser.
The swap itself is a channel reorder. WAV and FLAC are suited to high-quality editing output; MP3 and M4A require lossy re-encoding.
Yes, but mono has no separate left and right channels to exchange, so the original mapping is retained.
Additional channels can be preserved, but this tool swaps only the first stereo pair. Confirm the channel layout in a professional workflow.
Support depends on whether your browser can decode the codec actually used in the file. Update the browser or convert the file to WAV, MP3, M4A, or FLAC first.
Yes. Use a recent browser, keep the page open during large jobs, and leave enough device memory available.
Mix left and right into a compatible mono file.
Abrir ferramentaChoose a format that suits a device or platform.
Abrir ferramentaAdjust bass, treble, or voice tone.
Abrir ferramentaBring the playback loudness of several files closer together.
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