Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide
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Get Started on Win
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New Features
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System Requirements Specification
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Startup Window
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Panel Layout
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Creating Projects
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Importing
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Recording
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Editing Video
- Filmora Workspace for Windows
- Speech to Text/Text to Speech/SRT
- Make motion tracking
- Chroma key (green screen)
- Crop & Pan & Zoom Video
- Apply mask to video
- Video snapshot
- Playing videos in reverse
- Creating a PIP effect
- Creating Split Screen Video
- Mosaic blur effect
- Face-Off effect
- Using freeze frame
- Applying drop shadow
- Apply auto enhance
- Preset templates
- Border option
- Transforming
- Compositing
- Stabilization
- Change video playback speed
- Lens correction
- Split & trim video
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Editing Color
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Editing Audio
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Editing Animation
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Editing Speed
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Editing AI
- Silence detection
- Automatic normalization
- Audio Ducking in Filmora
- Automatic denoise
- Scene detection feature
- AI Audio Stretch for Windows
- AI Smart Cutout for Mac
- AI Audio Denoise for Windows
- AI Smart Cutout for Windows
- AI portrait effects
- Auto reframe video
- Auto beat sync
- Automatic highlight
- AR sticker effects
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Video Effects Assets
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Video Transitions
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Audio Assets
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Titles Assets
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Elements Assets
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Exporting Clips
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Using Wondershare Drive
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Improving Performance & Troubleshooting

Ducking
Audio ducking
Audio Ducking means to decrease the volume level of specified audio when second specified audio is present. In video editing software, audio ducking is usually used to lower background music anytime a person speaks. When the person finishes speaking, the background music raises again. This technique can be used in any scenario where you want to be heard clearly.
Duck Audio in Filmora
Locate Ducking Function in Filmora
Note:
In Filmora audio ducking feature, you do not lower the volume of the clips that you choose. On the contrary, the volume of the other clips is decreased. Kindly choose the one that needs to be heard clearly.There are three methods that you can access Filmora ducking features.
1 Double click the clip that you want the voice to be heard clearly.
2 Right-click on video or audio clip and select Adjust Audio.
3 Select the video or audio clip, then click Tools>Audio>Adjust Audio.
In the above three paths, the first one is the easiest way to duck your clips.

The default ducking value is 50%. You can also adjust the volume of the other clips by dragging the slider.
Cancel the Ducking Option
There are two ways to turn off the audio ducking:
1 Click on the reset logo.
2 Click on the check box.
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F.A.Q
What is the permission for company use?
You will know the permission for company use
What use will be regarded as the company use?
What use will be regarded as the company use
If I am an individual and don't make video for any company, what plan can I buy?
You are free to choose any plans. However, if you only have Filmora9 Individual Plan, you are required to state in the video description that your video is made by Filmora9 when you share it to the public.