Track Switching for Android and iPhone
Managing multiple layers of audio, video, and effects in editing can be challenging, but that's not the case with Filmora for Mobile's Track Switching feature. With it, you can organize your Timeline precisely how you envisioned it, allowing you to edit projects with multiple tracks seamlessly.
Whether you're creating a project with numerous video clips and a single audio track or vice versa, the Track Switching feature in Filmora for Mobile can help significantly, making it crucial for smooth editing.
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Switch Tracks in Filmora
To get started with track switching in Filmora for Mobile, you'll first need to add media files and get into the app's Work Area by following this guide:
1. Launch Filmora and press the New Project button in the Quick Access panel to create a new project. You can also do that by clicking the Plus icon in the Menu bar at the bottom.

2. Tap on videos or images to select them and press the Import button to add them to Filmora's Work Area.

3. Inside the app's Work Area, tap on the clip in the Timeline to select it.

4. Scroll the Toolbar to the very end and click on the Track Switching option.

5. Once you enable the feature, the selected clip will move positions in the Timeline. You can then order these clips precisely how you want.

For example, adding a music track to the Timeline can create an exciting edit, as Filmora automatically switches between the clips based on the audio track.

As you continue, the video will play visuals from the secondary track, and the added music will continue playing.

Note: When track-switching videos that already have audio, Filmora for Mobile will always play the visuals from the clip at the bottom of the Timeline, while the sound will play from the clip with a higher volume.
Conclusion
Filmora for Mobile's Track Switching is a potent and vital feature for organizing your Timeline and managing complex editing projects. You can use it to control multiple audio and video tracks, arrange the placement of your visuals, sounds, and effects, and ensure a smooth workflow during editing.