Surround sound mix, have I got this right (CS6).

OK, done some reading and this is what I think I need to do with my 6 WAV files.
Channel 1 Left - Drag dot in surround pannier to top left.
Channel 2 Right - Drag dot in surround pannier to top right.
Channel 3 Centre - Drag dot in surround pannier to top left (and pan Centre percentage to 100%).
Channel 4 Left Surround - Drag dot in surround pannier to bottom left.
Channel 5 Right Surround - Drag dot in surround pannier to bottom right.
Channel 6 LFE - Drag dot in surround pannier centre (and pan LFE to 0gb).
Unless specified LFE and centre percent infinity db and 0%
Does this sound correct?

Channel 6 LFE - Drag dot in surround pannier centre (and pan LFE to 0gb).
If you do this, there will be output on LFE and Front Left/Front Right, but there only should be output in LFE. If you pan Centre to 100% there will be output on LFE and Centre - that's also wrong. I also don't know how to get output ONLY on LFE!
Besides, this is the right order for your Monos:
1: Left
2: Right
3: Left Surround
4: Right Surround
5: Centre
6. LFE

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