Re: channel manipulation

Hello Patrick!
   Untested, but should work:
ecasound -f:16,3,44100 -a:1,2,3 -i test.wav \
   -a:1 -chmix:1 -a:2 -chmute:2 -chmove:1,2 \
   -a:3 -chmute:1 -ea:-100 -chmove:2,3
   -a:all -o test-out.wav
   Will generate a 3-channel output wav, with: ch1: mono-mixdown of right and 
left. ch2: left channel, ch3: right channel inverted.
   I think you wanted a mix of the right inverted channel with the left? So in 
-a:3 use a -chopy:3,2 at the end.
   If you want the normal right channel as well, it will be four chains, in in 
chain 3, you will have:
-a:3 -chmute:1 -ea:-100
   and in chain 4, the normal right:
-a:4 -chmute:1 -chmove:2,3
   Though, depending on what you expect as output volumes, I'd use an overall 
decrease in amplitude. So at the beginning, directly after test.wav have 
something like -ea:50 .
   I hope this helps. It looks a lot like you want to have this strange 
surround stereo format, that some CDs use and that I hadn't been able to 
decode once. :-)
   Best wishes
          Julien

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