I have a stereo sound effect. Is there a program I can use to reverse the speaker the sound comes out of? In other words, the sound that now emits from the left speaker, I’d like to emit out of the right speaker and visa-versa. Thanks!
Yep. It’s called “speakergrab.exe”, and you’ve downloaded it by reading this post.
Install as follows:
- grab right speaker in left hand.
- grab left speaker in right hand.
- move speakers
- listen and enjoy!
Well, assuming he wants to do it for some sort of video or audio editing reasons…, there are probably several programs that can do this. First one that comes to mind for me is Audacity. Since I don’t have a copy of it to test on right now, I’ll just have to say that I’m sure there’s an option similar to what you speak of on there somewhere.
Bingo. I’ll try to find that program you mentioned; I hope it’s free 
Okay, I download the program but can’t figure out how I might go about switching the two speaker sounds…
[ul][]Open the .wav file with Audacity.[]Click on the drop-down arrow to the right of the .wav’s name and select “Split Stereo Track”[/ul]Now it will appear as two waveforms, one labeled “Right” and one labeled “Left”[ul][]Click on the drop-down arrow of the one labeled “Left” and select “Right Channel”[]Click on the drop-down arrow of the one labeled “Right” and select “Left Channel”[]Click File --> Export as Wav[]Save it with a new name.[/ul]You’re done!
That worked perfectly. Many thanks!
Audacity is a fantastic bit of freeware; we used it for editing and mixing loads of stuff for a community radio station last year. You can easily swap channels with it by splitting, then recombining the track.
Happy to serve.