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Use the Audio Mixer on Windows
Filmora’s Audio Mixer tool gives editors greater control over sound by allowing them to manage and fine-tune multiple audio tracks in one place. Whether you are editing background music, voiceovers, gameplay commentary, or interviews, this feature helps create a smoother and more balanced listening experience. Users can control track volume, adjust left and right audio placement, and manage overall sound levels with precision.
Steps to Use Audio Mixer in Filmora on Windows
The Audio Mixer feature offers an easy way to balance sound using simple controls and live preview options. Follow the steps below to learn how to use it:
Step 1. Start a New Project and Import Files
Open Filmora on your Windows computer and select New Project from the main screen. Import the required video and audio files into the media library, then drag them onto the timeline to begin editing.

Step 2. Open the Audio Mixer Tool
Look at the toolbar located above the timeline and click the Audio Mixer icon. This will launch the audio control panel where you can manage and adjust sound settings.

Step 3. Balance Audio Channels and Volume Levels
Inside the Audio Mixer window, use the Balance control to move sound toward the left or right speaker channel. You can also drag the volume sliders up or down to raise or lower the gain of individual tracks and achieve a cleaner audio balance.

Step 4. Select Stereo or Surround Sound
On the right side of the Audio Mixer panel, choose either Stereo or Surround mode depending on your project requirements. Stereo allows sound positioning between left and right channels, while Surround mode provides additional front and back audio placement control for a more immersive effect.

Step 5. Review and Save Audio Changes
Use the Play button to listen to your audio adjustments before finalizing them. If the sound levels and positioning meet your expectations, click Apply to save the Audio Mixer settings to your project.

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