Pros Res linking audio tracks

When I capture HD footage using either ProRes or Intermediate Codec, I'm unable to adjust the audio channels independently. If I capture the same footage using the regular old HDV 720p30 or 60 preset, the tracks are independent.
I'm loving the video quality with ProRes, but if I can't separate the audio track (e.g. potting down the camera mic for an interview it's pretty worthless.
There's got to be a way to do this, right?

One other question: is there a way to log individual clips using ProRes, or does one always end up with
"Project 1, Project 2," etc?

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