Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.7.0 - Manual (Page 132)

Audio output routes to... If the pan control is in this position...
All channels Center
If you have more than eight audio tracks in your sequence, click the Bank
Select arrow to move to Bank 2 and then make your changes for the additional
tracks.
Adjusting audio gain
Adjust the audio gain to adjust the audio levels within a clip in your sequence.
Audio may record in at levels that are too low or too high. The Audio Gain feature
lets you compensate by adjusting the clip. You can adjust the audio between -41 dB
and +10 dB. To adjust an audio clip, you can use the Timeline Tool, the Trim Tool,
or the Audio Mixer Tool.
1. Select the clip you need to adjust.
2. Right-click in the appropriate audio track and choose Adjust Audio Gain .
The Adjust Audio Gain dialog box appears.
3. Enter a new value for the audio gain:
• To lower the gain, enter a value preceeded by a minus sign, such as -5.
• To raise the gain, enter a value, such as 5.
4. Click OK .
The new value appears for the audio clip.
Using Audio Automation
You use Audio Automation to adjust volume on the fly while a sequence is playing.
1. Press 6 on the keyboard or click the Audio Mixer Tool button in the Timeline
toolbar.
2. Click the Write Audio Automation button.
132 Aurora Edit LD User Guide 08 April 2010
Audio