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Audio Meter in Filmora (Windows)
When you edit voice, music, or sound effects, it helps to see whether the audio is too quiet or too loud. The Audio Meter in Filmora shows the sound level for the left and right channels in real time, so you can spot peaks and keep the mix safer and more balanced. To use the Audio Meter, follow these steps:
How to Use the Audio Meter in Filmora
Step 1. Import Media and Bring It to the Timeline
Start a new project and import your media,or by using the Ctrl + I shortcut and selecting your files. Then, drag the media to the timeline and make sure it contains audio.
Step 2. Open the Audio Meter
Click the Meter option near the right side of the timeline to view the vertical audio level meters for the L and R channels. Use the dB scale to monitor the volume, and lower the audio level if it approaches the top of the meter.
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