1. The final file must in WAV format. 2. The final file must be 16-bit mono format. 3. The sample rate must be 8 kHz. 4. The file size must be under 4 Mb (the smaller the better). To do the conversion I will use Audacity, a free, open source, cross-platform audio editor. Step 1. Load WAV file into Audacity
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The simplest way I can think of is using the PyTorch mean function as in the example below. import torch import torchaudio def stereo_to_mono_convertor (signal): # If there is more than 1 channel in your audio if signal.shape [0] > 1: # Do a mean of all channels and keep it in one channel signal = torch.mean (signal, dim=0, keepdim=True) return
“CD quality” (16-bit, 44.1kHz) is generally better than human hearing so as long as you stick to 16/44.1 or better, re-sampling shouldn’t affect sound quality. MP3 is lossy so you MIGHT hear some quality loss when you convert to MP3, especially at low bitrate/quality settings. There is additional loss if you re-compress MP3.
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