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Add Audio-Driven Effects

Step 1. Choose Audio-Driven Effects

Start a project by placing your video and your audio or music track onto the editing timeline. Go to the top menu, click on the Effects tab, open Audio Effects, and look for Audio-Driven Effects.

Step 2. Add Effect to Timeline

Choose an effect, like a glitch, flash, zoom, or color shift, and drag it onto a separate video track layer right above your footage. Stretch or trim the effect layer so it covers the parts of the video where you want the beat-synchronized action to happen.

Step 3. Adjust the Effect Settings

Select the applied effect on the timeline, then open the Video tab in the settings panel on the right. Under Basic, adjust the Sensitivity slider to control how strongly the effect reacts to the audio.

Step 4. Select the Mask Tab

You can also open the Mask tab to limit the effect to a specific part of the frame. This is useful when you want the beat-synced effect to appear only on one area instead of covering the whole video.

Remove Audio-Driven Effects

Click the applied effect clip on the timeline so it is highlighted. Right-click the effect and choose Delete from the menu. You can also press the Delete (Del) key on your keyboard to remove it quickly.

Favorite Audio-Driven Effects

Step 1. Choose Add Tag Option

To save an Audio-Driven Effect for quick access later, hover over the effect you like. Click the Star icon on the effect thumbnail to add it to your favorites. Choose Add Tag, select an existing tag such as Recently Used or Commonly Used, or click the + button to create your own tag.

Step 2. Locate the Favorites

Open Mine > Favorites to quickly access the saved effect. If you used a custom tag, you could also use that tag to keep similar effects grouped together.