By finding this option it will allow you to adjust the levels of audio to make them equally as balanced. (Screenshots – taken: 5/10/17) Press file on the top of the editing software. A drop down box will then appear showing many options. Click on the audio mixer. This audio mixer window will then pop up. This shows all the audio levels which you can adjust the volume so to make it louder or quieter depending on what you need for your edit. As you can see I had two audio files that’s why there are only two showing above. (Screenshot – taken: 5/10/17) Above shows two windows with two bars underneath. The one which is highlighted shows that you are editing the timeline for the video. As you can see the timeline underneath the video playing is highlighted in white. I have also placed an input and output onto the timeline, that’s why there are two black lines on the start and end of the timeline. Exporting: Finally, to export you will need to render your work. In order to do this, you will need to do a few steps before exporting fully. The first step is to render all of the effects which you have inserted into the timeline. For this to happen, you will need to place the Play head line over each of the effects with the green square on them. Right-click and press render. Once you have rendered all of the effects you can then export your edit. Click File and then export.
By finding this option it will allow you to adjust the levels of audio to make them equally as balanced. (Screenshots – taken: 5/10/17) Press file on the top of the editing software. A drop down box will then appear showing many options. Click on the audio mixer. This audio mixer window will then pop up. This shows all the audio levels which you can adjust the volume so to make it louder or quieter depending on what you need for your edit. As you can see I had two audio files that’s why there are only two showing above. (Screenshot – taken: 5/10/17) Above shows two windows with two bars underneath. The one which is highlighted shows that you are editing the timeline for the video. As you can see the timeline underneath the video playing is highlighted in white. I have also placed an input and output onto the timeline, that’s why there are two black lines on the start and end of the timeline. Exporting: Finally, to export you will need to render your work. In order to do this, you will need to do a few steps before exporting fully. The first step is to render all of the effects which you have inserted into the timeline. For this to happen, you will need to place the Play head line over each of the effects with the green square on them. Right-click and press render. Once you have rendered all of the effects you can then export your edit. Click File and then export.
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