Isolating left and right audio tracks

Hi Folks,
I recently recorded a musical performance on my Canon xh-a1s camera and used the on-board mic to record the room sound (left channel) and a patch directly from the mixer's desk to the right channel (by xlr cable).
I am hoping to be able to adjust the volumes of the two tracks so that I have more of the desk sound and just a little of the room mic.
I have tried adjusting the volumes of each but notice that as I adjust the volume on say the left channel, the right also moves with it.
Is there a way to individually move each of the two tracks?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,

Select the audio clip(s) on the timeline that you want to modify to dual mono by clicking on them. If you want to select multiple clips, hold the shift key down while clicking on the tracks.
Once you have them selected , go to the menu Modify > Stereo Pair and select it. It will toggle Stereo Pairing on the clip(s), and levels will be able to be adjusted independently.
MtD

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