Easiest way to combine two mono tracks into a stereo track?

[Buckley]

I tried to search for the answer to this one and wasn't finding it -- hope I'm not asking a duplicate question.


In Pro Tools, I'm accustomed to the convenience of being to drag the contents of two mono tracks on to an empty stereo track for easier processing of a stereo field (I usually do it with drum overhead mics after checking for phasing, etc). Is there an easy way to accomplish the same task in Mixbus that I'm overlooking? The drag-and-drop didn't seem to be doing the trick, and while I know that could record the tracks into a new stereo track, I was hoping for a much faster solution.

Thanks for your help!

[retro]

I've never done this, so the first thing I tried was to pan the two mono tracks left and right and export them. It worked. Not particularly fast, but not slow either.

[Yriisem]

Buckley
You can import two mono to one stereo

[Buckley]

Buckley
You can import two mono to one stereo

Got it -- looks like re-importing will be the quickest way forward. Thanks!

[retro]

Yup. I'll thank you too, Yriism.

[bapu]

So, lets say I accidentally got a stereo stem of a bass guitar that was supposed to be mono. How can I convert that stereo track to mono?

[Yriisem]

So, lets say I accidentally got a stereo stem of a bass guitar that was supposed to be mono. How can I convert that stereo track to mono?

The fastest way. Add a mono track and drag the bass into it turned out to be stereo random can be imported into the selected track.
Select import one channel per track, get two mono tracks from one stereo