Things You'll Need:
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Digitized video and audio
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Step 1
To access the Audio Mixer, click the Audio Mixer tab, usually to the right of the Source Monitor or Effects Controls tab.
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Step 2
Look at the Master meter. If the audio is too far below or above “0 dB,” a red indicator will appear. Adjust the level of clips or tracks accordingly.
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Step 3
To expand the option for each of your audio tracks from within the Timeline itself, click the arrow to the left of the name of your track (example, Audio 1 or Audio 2).
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Step 4
You can Mute a track by clicking the small box on the far left of the audio track name. The icon looks like speaker. Re-click it to turn the audio back on.
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Step 5
In the Audio Mixer, a meter will appear for each Audio track in your project Timeline. You can make adjustments to each track individually in the Audio Mixer as well, such as “Mute” and volume adjustments.
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Step 6
You can expand the menu for the panel by clicking the small arrow on the far right of the panel. If you are in need of freeing up some screen pace, you can use the Show/Hide Tracks command and display only the information that you need.
