They are *identical *and most probably created when the samples were 
still in stereo format as the original recordings were made. The 
separation must have been done after to accommodate for Hauptwerk 
software's special features. The person who processed them like this 
died a year ago. I am now picking up the pieces and re-assembling them 
for a different software.


On 08/12/2016 12:45, Peter P. wrote:
> * Dr. Mark Bugeja MD <marcusfb@gmail.com> [2016-12-08 12:00]:
>> If Sox does not preserve loops and cues yet.... then please add that to the
>> wish list. It would be very handy for several people doing serious digital
>> sound processing. :-)
> I was thinking about the problem of markers in the file headers when
> mixing files together, as Dr. Mark is trying to do. What if the
> markers in the left channel and the right channel are not completely
> identical? I think this is a more complicated task than just copying
> input file markers to the output file when mixing.
>
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