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Detach Audio in Filmora for Mac
Filmora for Mac allows users to separate audio from video clips for independent editing and better control over sound design. Once detached, the audio track can be trimmed, enhanced, replaced, muted, or deleted without affecting the original video footage. This feature is especially useful for voice editing, background music replacement, sound cleanup, and extracting audio from recorded videos.
Steps to Detach Audio in Filmora for Mac
Filmora also supports extracting multiple audio tracks from videos, making it easier to manage layered sound recordings within professional editing projects. Follow the instructions below to separate audio from video clips:
Step 1. Create a New Project and Import Video
Launch Wondershare Filmora on your Mac and click New Project from the startup screen. Import the audio file and drag it onto the timeline for editing.

Step 2. Separate Audio from Video
Right-click the video clip in the timeline and select the Detach Audio option from the menu. Filmora will automatically place the extracted audio onto a separate audio track below the video.

Step 3. Edit or Remove the Audio Track
After detaching the sound, you can independently adjust, trim, replace, or delete the audio track without modifying the linked video footage.

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