[Gary Eickmeier]

Tom McCreadie wrote:
Does Audition have a convenient way to split a stereo track into two
mono tracks? That might give you some more insight.

Yes it does..and I'd urge Gary just to split that problematic
stereo track into two mono's..then throw one away! :-)
He only needs one mono vocal track for the Audition mixing operation
with the band's stereo track...and he can suss out the
misconfiguration issues later at his leisure.

Sure, I can work around the problem, but I am just curious what is going on
down there. I have mostly fixed it now, and I have my mixdown already, and
it is pretty good.

You know how a singer being amplified during a performance that you are
trying to record can sound horrible - echoey and indistinct? The only
solution is to take her voice off the mike that she is holding in her hand
and get the pure clean source and mix it into your orchestra sound. It
worked.

Mike, I am surprised at your question. Everyone knows that if you reverse
the polarity of one of the two mono tracks and add them together you will
null them out. What you do is highlight just one channel and hit Invert
polarity and you get not two out of phase channels but rather two flat
lines. Isn't that what you would expect?

Gary