user25293: In the Audio Track Mixer panel in Premiere Pro 2019, each channel has a slider that adjusts the LFE volume. However, setting the volume this way is imprecise. How can I manually set this value?



user25448: I understand, that by saying "manually" you mean: input digits with keyboard.
There is no easy way to manipulate this exact setting that way through UI - if you want more precise control hold Ctrl while click dragging the slider your mouse left-right.
However if you really need to be on the exact number (and perhaps you will set this once for entire project) - there is a hack, that will allow you to set this value to exact number:

Make backup of your project before doing any changes this way.
Close the project in Premiere if you have it open.
Open your .prproj file with zip archive tool (like 7-Zip), inside you will find xml file representing all settings of the project.
Open it with a text editor - I recommend Atom or something with syntax highlighting.
Search for "LFE", edit appropriately (this may require some educated guesses).
Put xml file back into archive, and re-open in Premiere.

Good luck!

25293: <p>In the <strong>Audio Track Mixer</strong> panel in Premiere Pro 2019, each channel has a slider that adjusts the LFE volume. However, setting the volume this way is imprecise. How can I manually set this value?</p>

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 25448: <p>I understand, that by saying "manually" you mean: input digits with keyboard.</p>

<p>There is no easy way to manipulate this exact setting that way through UI - if you want more precise control hold Ctrl while click dragging the slider your mouse left-right.</p>

<p>However if you really need to be on the exact number (and perhaps you will set this once for entire project) - there is a hack, that will allow you to set this value to exact number:</p>

<ul>
<li>Make backup of your project before doing any changes this way.</li>
<li>Close the project in Premiere if you have it open.</li>
<li>Open your .prproj file with zip archive tool (like 7-Zip), inside you will find xml file representing all settings of the project.</li>
<li>Open it with a text editor - I recommend Atom or something with syntax highlighting.</li>
<li>Search for "LFE", edit appropriately (this may require some educated guesses).</li>
<li>Put xml file back into archive, and re-open in Premiere.</li>
</ul>

<p>Good luck!</p>
