This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Monitoring Audio and Video
Most productions contain multiple tracks of audio and video, and at various points during the project, you may wish to see or hear only some or just one of the video or audio tracks.
You can see an example of this in 
, where there’s a title on V2 and three audio tracks, one containing the audio shot with the video, and the others containing narration and background music tracks. With video, you can enable and disable a track via the Toggle Track Output button in the track header.
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With audio you can mute any or all tracks, or you can solo any individual track, which mutes all others.
To disable a video track
- To disable a track, click the Toggle Track Output button in the track header (you’ll see a slash over the eye icon)
. The track is disabled, and it disappears from the Program Monitor.
- To restore the track, click the Toggle Track Output button again
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To mute or solo an audio track
- To mute one or more audio tracks, click the M in the track header of the desired tracks
. Premiere Pro mutes the selected tracks.
- To solo any single track, click the S in the track header of that track
. Premiere Pro mutes the other tracks.
Click S to solo any audio track. Note that the other two tracks are muted.
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