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Add and Modify Audio on Windows
This feature allows users to import audio files and customize them for better sound quality. You can adjust volume, trim clips, apply effects, and sync audio with video easily. It helps create balanced, professional audio output for videos, making content more engaging and polished.
Steps to Add and Modify Audio in Filmora
As discussed, Filmora allows you to insert and modify audio files without any effort. Here is how you can add and modify audio:
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Step 1. Create a Project on Filmora
Start by launching Filmora and clicking New Project to enter the workspace.

Step 2. Add Audio to Timeline
Click Import Media to browse audio files from your computer or simply drag and drop them into the media library. Once imported, drag the audio file from the media library and drop it onto the timeline to begin editing.

Add Audio from Filmora Library
Go to the Audio section from the menubar and explore categories like music tracks and sound effects available within Filmora. Select a track, and either press the + icon to apply it or drag and drop it directly onto the timeline.

Adjust Audio Settings
Double-click the audio clip in the timeline to access the editing panel on the right, where you can modify sound properties. Adjust settings like volume, pitch, balance, and apply fade-in or fade-out effects. You can achieve high definition volume by changing the Equalizer settings.

Remove Audio
Select the audio track in the timeline and press the Delete key or right-click and choose Delete to remove it.

Add to Favorites
Right-click on any audio in the library and select the Star icon to save it for quick access.

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