Note: This video tutorial is compatible with Filmora V11, V12 and V13 versions.
How to Deatch Audio Using Filmora
You can detach audio from your video to get the music file and use it elsewhere. That means you can film a concert with your mobile device and later make an MP3 of your favorite piece of music using Filmora. Detaching audio with Filmora is a walk in the park: all you have to do is follow the steps below:
Download and install Filmora on your device. Launch the program and click on New Project to create a project. Now, import your video file into the project by clicking Import Media Files Here. Find and add the target video to Filmora's media library.
Import Video FilesNow that you have imported your video, drag it from Filmora's media library and drop it into the video Timeline. Click on Match to Media.
Drag to TimelineRight-click on the video click or press CTRL+Alt+D, and then select the Audio Detach option to extract audio from your video.
Detach AudioYou'll see video and audio on different tracks. You can remove the video file from the timeline if you do not want to keep it by hitting the Delete button.
Remove Audio FilesHow to Adjust Audio Volume
To adjust the volume of your audio, double click on the track. Doing this will open the Audio panel. Dragging the slider down or up allows you to adjust the volume.
You can also adjust the pitch and apply the Fade in/out effect. The Denoise tool allows you to remove background noise from the audio clip. The Audio Equalizer provides an advanced audio editing experience; click on Customize to make manual adjustments or choose from presets.
Adjust Audio VolumeHow to Detach Audio of Multiple Clips
You can use Filmora to detach audio from multiple video clips. Drag and drop all the videos into the timeline. Then, select all the video clips with your mouse. Next, right-click and choose the Detach Audio option. Filmora will detach the audio from these video clips and move them to an audio track.
How to Play the Detached Audio
Turn off the visibility of the video by clicking the eye icon beside the track with the video. You can now go to the Preview window and hit the play button icon. Filmora will play the detached audio.
You can also adjust the pitch and apply the Fade in/out effect. The Denoise tool allows you to remove background noise from the audio clip. The Audio Equalizer provides an advanced audio editing experience; click on Customize to make manual adjustments or choose from presets.
Play Detached Audio