Things You'll Need:
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Digitized video clips with audio
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Step 1
Open the Audio Mixer panel. When your mono or stereo track is outputting to a stereo track, a round knob will appear in the Mixer.
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Step 2
Drag either the pan control knob, or use your mouse to adjust the numeric value located below the knob. Rotate the knob to pan and balance the audio in the left and right output channels.
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Step 3
Balance an audio track that is going to a 5.1 surround track by going to the Audio Mixer, and then click on the "tray." A square tray will appear when this is an available option. The tray contains what is known as a “puck” that you can drag to a point anywhere in the tray.
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Step 4
Move the puck directly to the center or to the right or left channel by clicking on it, and then drag it to a "pocket," an indentation on the panel, that appears on the edge of the tray.
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Step 5
Choose either the Selection tool or the Pen tool from the Toolbox, and adjust the levels on the tracks.










