What is a .L file?
The .L file extension represents a Left Audio Channel File. This type of file contains only the left audio channel of a stereo audio track. Imagine you're listening to music with headphones; the .L file would only have the sound that's meant to go into your left ear. This kind of file is usually created and used by people who work with music or audio professionally. They might use it when they are mixing music tracks to make sure the sound is just right for each ear.
Programs like Digital Performer for Mac computers or Cubase, which works on both Mac and Windows computers, can create these .L files. These programs are used by music producers and audio engineers to edit and produce music tracks. After they create an .L file, they can use a music player to listen to it. One common program for opening and playing .L files is Apple iTunes, which works on both Mac and Windows computers. Other music players can also open these files, as long as they support the specific audio format.
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