Split audio tracks between speakers

I'm trying to develop a dichotic listening task where separate tracks are played through each speaker which are listened to at the same time. I need help! Do I use Premiere or Audition and if so, how?

Thank you. I played around with this all day and found the problem was bringing the track (its a person saying a list of words) in as mono it only displayed on the one speaker. I figured it out in Audition (it doesn't have a video track) but it is cumbersome because I have to open the track in the waveform, copy and paste it into both speakers, then delete one or the other speaker tracks in order to push one to the left and one to the right. It is for a research project I am doing. Next step is to match the different words so they start and stop at the same time! thanks again.

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Hi
What I'm saying is:
Make a new MONO audio track (use the + button). Assign it to input 1
Make a second new MONO track, assign it to input 2
Name both tracks, record-enable both tracks, and record.
You could, of course, make both tracks in one go via the new track dialog box, and hav ethem automatically assigned to ascending inputs.
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Split audio tracks come back in as still stereo??

Zoom recorded audio track. Two interleaved tracks. One side voice, the other side guitar. The track comes in as a stereo track. I export out the track as 'split'. The exported result is two separate mono files. One file is voice, the other file is guitar. So far, so good.
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If the Logic 'mono' files are in the same folder - when I bring them into Logic, Logic somehow turns them back into stereo (no matter which I bring in, left or right). If I take the Logic created mono files and re-export them with Quicktime 7, then they come into Logic as separate 'mono' files.
If I separate the two mono files into different folders, then bring them in one at a time, they come in as separate 'mono' files. When they are in the same folder, no such luck, they come in as two 'stereo' files, even though they SAY 'mono'.
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Is there some program that can record the desktop, as well as multiple audio channels? I need to keep the audio channels split, so I can later individually mute them and edit them when I need to.
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Splitting audio tracks

ok, so i have a vocal track, and the friend of mine who did it said some pretty vile things (and trust me, when i say vile, i mean viiiiiiiiiiiile! haha) so what id like to do is go in and cut out the small pieces of audio where those lovely words rest and then twist them up or reverse them as to make them illegible.
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I'm on a Mac using CS5.5
I imported and placed on the timeline a live concert piece that consists of audio and video.
On the 2nd audio track I placed the studio recorded version of the song.
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Swinker,
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