Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.7.0 - Manual (Page 126)

Adjusting audio levels
About adjusting audio levels in Aurora Edit
Aurora Edit allows you to adjust many aspects of the audio tracks in your sequence
and add additional audio tracks to your sequence.
While Aurora Edit records up to eight audio tracks, you can edit up to 16 tracks.
Using the Audio Mixer Tool, you can adjust levels and pan controls for individual
tracks in a sequence or for entire clips. You adjust the audio levels within a clip by
adding and manipulating fade control points in the Timeline, which is known as rubber
banding. You can also view the audio waveform for a sequence, providing a visual
indication of audio levels.
You can also connect an external mixer to Aurora Edit for further adjustments.
Viewing audio levels on the Timeline
You can view audio levels in Aurora Edit on the Timeline in a variety of ways.
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