Changing audio monitoring levels?

Hey all,
I am working with 4 tracks of audio, two of which are a translation track of the recorded interviews. I would like to drop the levels of JUST the recorded audio, so I can hear the translated track above the interview audio. Is there a way I can lower two of the tracks for all the clips? If I change the levels for one of the clips using the audio mixer tool, it resets when I open a new clip, so unfortunately this is not working. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Gabe

Click the audio tracks you want to lower and once highlighted go to the viewer and click Stereo (a1a2) and just lower the red db level down 6 or so db and see if that does it for you. You will need to do this each time there is an edit in the audio tracks you want to lower.
Good luck,
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