Classroom in a book

1
Double-click Music Sonoma Stereo Mix, and play it in the Source Monitor. 
This is how your final mix should sound.
2
Open Lesson 13-3.prproj.
3
Play the Practice sequence, and note that the instruments are way too loud 
compared to the choir.
4
Choose Window > Workspace > Audio, and adjust the Audio Mixer panel so 
you can see all five tracks plus the master track.
5
Change the track names along the top row of the Audio Mixer by selecting 
each one in turn and typing a new name: Left, Right, Clarinet, Flute, and Bass 
(as shown here).
Those name changes also appear in the audio track headers in the Timeline.
6
Play the sequence, and adjust the sliders in the Audio Mixer to create a mix 
that you think works well. (A good place to start is setting Left to +4, setting 
Right to +2, and dropping the Clarinet, Flute, and Bass to –12, –10, and –12, 
respectively.)

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Watch the master track VU (volume unit) meter as 
you make your adjustments.
Little hash marks that float above the volume meters 
indicate the loudest passages. They remain for a 
couple of seconds and then move as the music volume 
changes. These hash marks provide a good way to see 
how balanced your left and right channels are. You 
want them to approximately line up most of the time.
8
Adjust each channel’s Left/Right Pan by using the 
knobs at the top of each track (when completed, 
your parameters should match those shown here):
t
Left
: All the way left (–100)
t
Right
: All the way right (+100)
t
Clarinet
: Left-center (–20)