JMF Fade sounds left-right or right-left

I already add sounds to an applet, the thing i want to do is when the mouse pointer is on the left of the screen the sound hear louder on the left side and if the mouse pointer is on the right of the screen the sound hear louder on the right.
This trick can be done with JMF?
Saludos!!!

ya, i know how to read the file and probably print them to the console Good!
but i dont know how to print the output in right- justified manner.
The output is by default left-justified, but i dont know how to do right-justified.Okay, you need to do some padding (justification). Check out the stuff in StringBuffer (and StringBuilder, in 1.5) and String. Questions about padding/justification come up on the forum all the time (did you try searching?). Basically, you have to decide the full length you want (e.g., 100 characters), and then prepend/append the proper number of spaces to the original String.

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