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How to Use Audio Visualizer

Start Filmora and Click Open Project

Upon successfully downloading Filmora, open it and log in or sign up from the main menu. Afterward, direct the cursor towards the control panel at the left and select "Create Project". From the numerous tabs appearing on the main menu, tap on the "New Project" tab.

Start Filmora and Click Open Project

Import your audio assets and add it the timeline.

Import Audio Assets

Locate Audio Visualizer

Afterward, navigate towards the "Effects" tab, and from the left side panel, expand the "Audio Effects". Further, under the "Audio Visualizer", you'll find a collection of audio visualizer effects.

Locate Audio Visualizer

Add Audio Visualizer

Select the audio visualizer particle you like, drag it to the timeline, and place it on the track above audio.

Add Audio Visualizer

Adjust Audio Visualizer

After dragging the audio effect to the timeline, you can  double-click the effect to adjust the properties. Pull the left and right scroll bars of Intensity, Opacity, Radius, Position X and Position Y to adjust the corresponding values.

Adjust Audio Visualizer

Preview the results

Click Play from the Preview Window in the upper right corner to view the effect.

Preview the results

Remove Audio Visualizer

If you want to remove all applied effects from the clip, right-click it in the timeline, and select Delete. The applied audio effects and other video effects such as filters or overlays will be removed altogether.

Remove Audio Effects

Tips to Use More Efficiently

• Audio visualization particles only support dragging to the track and temporarily do not support dragging and dropping to other clips to become their Effect properties.
• Audio visualization particles temporarily do not support player visualization editing.
• The 5 audio visualization particles combined with keying may have the same problems as the AI Portrait function: The display effect of the screen without characters is not perfect enough.
• Audio visualization particles may freeze without pre-rendering, but it does not affect the presentation effect.