Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide

To adjust your audio clip, you can try the following three ways:

• Step 1 Double-click on the audio clip.

• Step 2 Right-click on the audio clip, then select Audio>Adjust Audio
• Step 3 In the top navigation bar, tab on Tools> Audio>Adjust Audio.

Absolutely, the first method is more accessible than the other two. After your operation, the audio adjusting interface will be aroused.

In the audio adjusting window, from top to bottom, you can see two choices: Adjustment and Denoise. Click the icon to drop down and have advanced options:

Adjust Audio

When you click Adjustment and drop it down, you will see:

1. Zoom

Zoom means the magnification of the audio. If you move the pan from the right to the left, you can magnify the soundtrack and edit your audio more precisely.

Adjust Audio

2. Auto Normalization

Auto Normalization feature analyzes the volume of all selected clips and automatically adjusts the volume to the standard loudness level of European audio programs at 23.0LUFS (deviation range: ±1LU).

Adjust Audio

3. Volume Control

By dragging the bar on the volume slider, you can easily heighten or lower the average volume of the audio.

4. Sound Balance

In Sound Balance, the pan controls how each track is balanced between the right (R) and left (L) sides of where the audio is being heard from. For example, if you move it all the way to the right, you can hear the audio showing only on the right side of your headphones.

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5. Fade in

Fade-in means that the volume gradually increases from zero at the beginning of the audio.

6. Fade out

Fade-in means that the volume gradually decreases to zero at the end of the audio.

7. Pitch

Pitch controls the highness or lowness of a tone. By dragging the slider from left to right, you can hear the audio changing from thick voice to shrill voice. It is usually used to change the human voice to make a funny effect.

8. Audio Ducking

Audio Ducking means decreasing the volume level of specified audio when a 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 rises again. This technique can be used in any scenario where you want to be heard clearly.

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9. Equalizer

You can use a Filmora equalizer to manipulate the mix's frequency so that everything is balanced and clear. Here you have some popular preset equalizations, such as classic, dance, pop, country, folk, etc. You can also customize your equalizer.

Adjust Audio

When you click Denoise and drop it down, you will see the following:

1. AI Speech Enhancement

AI technology will weaken or eliminate the noisy ambient sound behind the human voice.

Adjust Audio

2. Wind Removal

Wind Removal specializes in removing the noise of the wind. It estimates the reverberation profile and works out a way to change the amount of reverberation. You can choose whether to turn on or turn off the function.

Adjust Audio

3. Normal Denoise

Denoise enables you to remove background noise automatically and intelligently in one click. There are three options for your choice: weak, medium, strong.

Adjust Audio

4. DeReverb

DeReverb is to reduce hiss and background noise. You can easily heighten or lower the average dereverberation effect by dragging the bar.

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5. Hum Removal

Hum noise refers to the humming sound. Hum Removal removes narrow frequency bands and their harmonics. You can reduce the extent of noise with the range from -60 to 0 db.

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6. Hiss Removal

Hiss noise refers to the hissing sound. You can adjust the hiss noise volume from -100 to 10.

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7. Denoise Level

Denoise Level below Hiss Removal means you can control the Hiss Denoise effect from levels 1 to 6.