Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx - Manual (Page 385)

Monitor clip volume and pan using Audio Clip Mixer
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New in Premiere Pro CC
The Audio Clip Mixer lets you adjust the volume and pan of clips in the Timeline panel when the Timeline panel is in focus.
You can also monitor and adjust the volume and pan of clips in the Source monitor when it is in focus.
To access the Audio Clip Mixer, choose Window > Audio Clip Mixer from the main menu.
Audio Clip Mixer
Exploring the Audio Clip Mixer
The Audio Clip Mixer acts as an inspector. Its faders are mapped to the clip volume level and the pan control is mapped to the clip panner.
When the Timeline panel is in focus, each clip under the playhead's current location is mapped to a channel in the Clip Mixer. For example, the
clip on the track A1 of the Timeline panel maps to the channel A1 of the Clip Mixer.
The Clip Mixer displays clip audio only when there is a clip under the playhead. When a track contains a gap, the corresponding channel in the
Clip Mixer is empty if the gap is under the playhead.
For example, in the timeline below, Track A2 is empty.
Track A2 empty
Because there is a gap under the playhead (track A2 empty), the Clip Mixer displays an empty channel A2.
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