is it possible to just use the extact thing
You don’t know what “the thing” is. The music system equalizer I had was just printed in whatever looked pretty. It wasn’t in dB. A friend of mine had a stand-alone equalizer that did have dB markings. It wasn’t cheap.
Nevermind thinking it would be extact is kind of dumb lol.
Back to my Original Idea ,
When I opened all the new saved tracks from AUDACITY in my WAVPAD , It says I can convert it to MONO and save,
So yeah would that mean I would then get my idea back of HARD LEFT , HARD RIGHT , DEAD CENTER Single Mono Tracks then ?
would that mean I would then get my idea back of HARD LEFT , HARD RIGHT , DEAD CENTER Single Mono Tracks then ?
I’m guessing yes, as long as you don’t need them to play at the same time. Audacity can give you three separate mono sound files with the work as you posted. So you can play Voice and Music Mix, full stop. Or you can play Music by itself, full stop or you can play Voice by itself, full stop.
I’m curious what the goal is. Mono sound files don’t have left and right. It was the need to have left and right—different sound in each ear—that gave everybody stereo. Are you old enough to remember the early stereo demo records. “Here’s a jet taking off left to right!!” Isn’t that amazing? There’s two different sound tracks in that groove.
I guess there is another variation to this. You can keep the single blue waves and make them appear left and right and all play at the same time as long as you stay in an Audacity Project. You can’t ever post the work and nobody else will be able to play it unless they have the same or later Audacity.
Remember to ship a Project, you have to send both the AUP file and the associated _DATA folder with all the little AU files in it.
Koz
I’m 28 and I think just 2 IDEAS mixed up with each other.
I want L C R , Where you got things panned that way , so everything has a better chance to be heard cleary and evenly.
and then I got myself thinking big time of the Beatles being MONO ,
So does MONO mean
no matter how many tracks its all in one channel ? Meaning all in the right ?
Hey thanks KOZ for all the info ,
For now on just rolling with the idea of
HARD LEFT , - Guitar
HARD RIGHT , - Guitar
DEAD CENTER - VOCAL TRACK with the Guitar being the quiet backing mold track ,
If any of them are too loud it’s called roll back the volume gain that’s right above the L & R Slider 
Completely neverminding if the EXPORT Track is MONO or STEREO 