Hey Guys...
First, is there anyone out here in SoCal?
Okay yes, I have been referring to music recorded as a stereo wav or mp3 file, and then I input it into GB to EQ it. I have been getting some good results with this.
If you go to my MySpace page, you will hear the music sounding somewhat large, as in a good sized hall. It was recorded on a small hand held, with a single two trk stereo five dollar mic. The original data came out sounding very dry, very thin; thin like listening to the music with the distant telephone sound. Of course the raw data was there. The finished sound, done in GB about three to four years ago, while not spectacular, still is not bad when you consider what I started with.
http://myspace.com/joeyjoelsblues
In any case, GB version 1, or whatever I have has good qualities such as real time eq, efx, etc. Still, I think I'm gonna look for something else that is stand alone I can keep up with upgrades w/out having to buy into something else I do not need.
As far as the single stereo track, yes, if you look at the vu's, they will show the difference... but other than panning the single track, I cannot eq them separately unless I duplicate the 'one' track. Problem is, it changes output sound to some degree.
I don't like audacity, or the other freeware/shareware, as I have not found any with real time editing. Audacity, and a couple of others I've tried in the last few days do separate the tracks, but again, when input into GB, they still appear as a single stereo trk.
I'm gonna start a new thread if my next problem is not solved... (geez, I was a wiz with system 9)...
All the best,
Joel