One issue that you will find while working with 5.1 in a session is the the LFE does not work as it should. (Track 1 = Front Left, Track 2 = Front Right, Track 3 = Center, Track 4 = LFE (Sub woofer), Track 5 = Back Left, Track 6 = Back Right) You will want your track setup in SMPTE/ITU format (L,R,C,LFE,Ls,Rs) This adjust each channel to output the audio coming from the channel to output to the designated speaker. Grab the circles in the panner and place them for each channel in the correct speaker location. You will then have to set each channel to the right speakers as all are automatically set in the center. As you can see, on the window you will have 6 Channels with a 5.1 panner display for each. Now you should have a window in your work space that looks like the image below. Then Select Audio Track Mixer and what sequence you want to have it open for. To get the Track Mixer in your workspace, go to the Main Bar and select window. Additionally, make sure that the track type is set to mono. In the Tracks tab, you will want to set the Audio Mix as 5.1. In the settings tab, make sure that your sample rate is set to 48000 Hz. When creating a new session, adjust your sequence setting to the proper settings you need. Best choose is for Front+Rear+LFE (SubWoofer) to have all you audio come out. Here you are able to choose which Speaker will play back on the monitors.
On the window, there is a setting option called 5.1 Mixdown Type. Go to the preferences tab and select audio. There is a best course of action to make sure that sound is going through your playback appropriately. If you are working with a 5.1 session but are not working with the correct speakers (Only Stereo in the Editing Suites) then you may not be able to hear all the tracks appropriately which may lead to editing issues.
(For most 5.1 Audio mixing work, I would suggest doing most of your audio work on Pro Tools, then to create a AAF export file)įirst thing that should be noted. With Premiere Pro, with your video editing session, you also are able to work in 5.1 surround sound as well.
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