Working with the Audio Mixer window
In the Audio Mixer window, you can adjust settings while listening to audio tracks and
viewing video tracks. Each Audio Mixer track corresponds to a track in the Timeline
window of the active sequence and displays the Timeline window’s audio tracks in an
audio console layout. Each track is labeled near the top of the Audio Mixer window, and
you can rename a track by double-clicking its name. You can also use the Audio Mixer
window to record audio directly into a sequence’s tracks (see “Capturing analog audio”
on page 79).
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By default, the Audio Mixer window displays all audio tracks and the master fader, and the
VU meters monitor output signal levels. The Audio Mixer window represents the tracks in
the active sequence only, not all project-wide tracks. If you want to create a master project
mix from multiple sequences, set up a master sequence and nest other sequences within
it.
You can quickly organize windows for audio mixing by choosing Window >
Workspace > Audio. You can modify the window arrangement further and choose
Window > Workspace > Save Workspace to create your own audio workspace.
Audio Mixer window
A.
Timecode
B.
Automation options
C.
Effects
D.
Sends
E.
Effect or send option
F.
Pan/balance
control
G.
Input
H.
Mute/Solo Track/Record Enable buttons
I.
VU meters and faders
J.
Output
K.
Window menu
L.
In/out program duration
M.
Track names
N.
Clipping indicator
O.
Master VU
meter and fader
P.
Go To In Point
Q.
Go To Out Point
R.
Play
S.
Play In To Out
T.
Loop Enable
U.
Sequence
Record
Enable
To modify the Audio Mixer window:
Choose one of the following from the Audio Mixer window menu:
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To display or hide specific tracks, choose Show/Hide Tracks, use the options to mark the
tracks you want to see, and click OK.
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To display only the level meters for the master tracks (hiding all track and master
displays and controls), choose Master Meters Only.
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To display hardware input levels on the VU meters (not track levels in Adobe Premiere
Pro), choose Meter Input(s) Only. When this option is on, you can still monitor audio in
Adobe Premiere Pro for all tracks that aren’t being recorded.
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To display time in audio units instead of video frames, choose Audio Units. You can
specify whether to view audio units or milliseconds by changing the Display Format
option in the Project > Project Settings > General dialog box. The Audio Units option
affects the time displays in the Audio Mixer window, Program window, and Timeline