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Audio Editing for Mac
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Add and Modify Audio on Mac
There are two ways you can add audio to your video: one is to import a music file from your local computer, while the other is to use the music track from Filmora Video Editor.
1. Types of Audio
FIlmora has a massive audio library, which includes the following categories:
- Young & Bright
- Tender & Sentimental
- Rock
- Folk
- Electronic
- Sound Effects
- Travel & Vlog
- Beat Music
2. How to Add Audio?
Method 1: Import Music from a Local Computer
Simply click the "Import" button to browse for audio files on your computer. When you find the target music or audio file you need, you can select it and import it to the Media Library. After that, you can drag and drop the audio into the "Audio track" in the Timeline for further editing.
Method 2: Use Built-in Audio from Filmora Video Editor
Click on the "Audio" tab on the top of the menu, select any kind of audio, and drag it to the soundtrack in the timeline.

3. Need to Modify the Audio Effect?
Double-click on the soundtrack in the timeline to open the sound editing window. You can adjust the sound speed, fade in and fade out volume, and more. As well as you can also remove background noise.

Activate the Solo Track Feature and Modify Audio
Select the track you want to isolate and click the "Enable Solo" icon on the left of the track once you have added multiple audio tracks. This will automatically mute all other tracks to allow you to focus on a single track. Next, head to the "Audio" panel to fine-tune settings such as "Pitch" and "Audio Ducking."

Note:
Filmora's Solo Track function enables Mac users the ability to isolate and manage individual audio tracks on the timeline with ease. It allows for focused playback and editing of a selected track while muting the others on the timeline to ensure a clutter-free editing experience. The platform enhances precision by offering synchronization between audio and video to make the adjustments more efficient.Related Posts
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