1. Create a new 5.1 Sequence<\/h3>\n
Premiere defaults\u00a0to a stereo sequence, meaning your audio will only be in two channels, left and right. To change this, navigate to New Item>Sequence <\/strong>and a window will pop up.<\/p>\n In the New Sequence window, click on the ‘Tracks” tab near the top. In the Tracks tab click on the box next to Master and select 5.1.<\/p>\n 3 tracks will appear below. Hit the “+” button to add 3 more tracks. All of the tracks should have the “Standard” setting selected. Hit “OK” to create your sequence.<\/p>\n Organize and name all 5.1 audio tracks in the audio track mixer tab: Left Front, Middle Front, Right Front, Left Rear, Right Rear and Sub. <\/strong>If you can’t see the audio track mixer in your workspace navigate to Window>Audio Track Mixer.\u00a0Use the cursor to drag the black dot\u00a0to the correct speaker. Pan new tracks in-between…experiment! Now you can customize\u00a0the surround field\u00a0according to the visuals on film. Dedicating core tracks to each speaker, in addition to multiple automations, will sonically bring life to your film.<\/strong><\/p>\n In the following video tutorial Andrew Devis<\/a> demonstrates 5.1 surround sound in Adobe Premiere:<\/em><\/p>\n![\"Create](\"http:\/\/pbblogassets.s3.amazonaws.com\/uploads\/2015\/02\/Screen-Shot-2015-02-05-at-3.09.10-PM.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\n2. Create Tracks<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n3. Pan all Channels Accordingly<\/h3>\n
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