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Add and Modify Audio on Windows
Learn how to add, adjust, remove, and favorite audio.
1. Types of Audio
Filmora has 1000+ audio resources to help you edit your videos better.
Where to Find Audio?
Double-click on Filmora's desktop icon, and once the welcome window pops up on the screen, click on the New Project option.
In the upper corner of the editor's main window, you can see a number of tabs, like Audio, Titles, or Effects. Click on the Audio tab.
Types of Filmora Audio
- Exclusive Music
- Sound Effect
- Intro
- Happy
- Young & Bright
- Tender & Sentimental
- Rock
2. Add Audio
Adding audio can drastically change the tone of your video. Filmora provides a royalty-free music library you can access within the program or import your own music.
Here are two ways to add audio to your videos:
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The music and sound effects found within Filmora are for personal and NON-COMMERCIAL use only. Learn More1 Import Audio from your Computer
- Select an audio file stored on your PC and bring it into Filmora.
- Click the "Import Media" button above the Media Library panel, then browse the audio files on your computer.
- When you find the song or other audio file you want, please select it and import it into the Media Library.
- You can also drag and drop audio files into the Media Library.
- From there, you can drag and drop your audio into an Audio Track in the timeline.
2 Using Audio from Filmora
The audio library has 200+ songs divided into five categories: YOUNG & BRIGHT, TENDER & SENTIMENTAL, ROCK, FOLK, and ELECTRONIC. There are also sound effects available under SOUND EFFECT. Explore more audio effects to add fun and variety to your video, and turn your audio into a robot, child, diving sounds etc., with the new audio effects.
Here are still two ways you can add music from the audio library to your video:
- Select audio, right-click, and choose to Apply
- Drag and drop the audio into the Timeline.
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Filmora Version 15 introduces an upgraded 32-bit Float audio processing pipeline. This enhancement ensures lossless import and editing of 32-bit Float audio, preserving original quality without downsampling, and is the default for new projects. For projects requiring compatibility with Filmora Version 14 and earlier, a "Save as legacy Project" entry under the File menu offers both "Save Project As" and "Archive Project" options. When utilizing these options, the audio pipeline automatically converts to 16-bit, ensuring seamless backward compatibility.3. Adjust Audio
Once you've added your music, double-click on the music in the timeline to bring up the Audio window. In this window, you can adjust the volume and pitch of the music. You can also make audio keyframing(fade in and fade out) for your music.
Enable the Solo Feature and Adjust Audio
After multiple audio tracks are successfully imported to the timeline, click on your desired audio track and press the "Enable Solo" icon on the left side of the track. This will disable the audio of other tracks on the timeline automatically. You can access the "Audio" panel and adjust parameters like "Volume," "Sound Balance," and "Fade."
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The Solo Track feature by Filmora allows users to control and isolate audio tracks on the timeline. It lets users play the specific track in isolation for precise adjustment while getting the option to mute other tracks. Moreover, the utility ensures enhanced editing control by offering seamless synchronization between audio and video.4. Remove Audio
Select the audio you want to remove from the timeline and hit Delete on your keyboard.
Or right-click on the audio in the timeline and select DELETE from the menu.
5. Favorite Audio
- Right-click on the audio in the Audio menu and choose to Add to Favorites.
- Or choose the audio you like. You will see a "heart" shape on the top right; click the "heart" in red.
- You can check your favorite audio on the left - Favorites.
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