Using keyframes, you can achieve the known “Audio Ducking” effect, where you will lower the volume of music whenever the voiceovers comes on. To delete a keyframe, you select the keyframe using your mouse and then hit the “Delete” key. Or, alternatively, by holding the “Alt” key and then clicking the thin volume horizontal line. You can add a keyframe anywhere in the audio clip, by clicking the diamond button next to the Volume slider in the Inspector tab. You can also adjust the clip audio levels or volume by adding audio keyframes. You have 4 options (along with the keyboard shortcuts):Įach time you click an option, the volume of the clip will be increase/decreased to 1 or 3 dB. You can also adjust the clip volume if you go to the Clip menu and then go to the Audio submenu. In the text field to the right of the slider, you will see the current volume value.įrom this section you can also reset all the volume adjustments. Second Methodįrom the inspector tab, find the “Volume” slider and move it left or right. It changes to a slightly darker green value, when the clip volume is adjusted.

You can see that an audio clip has its volume changed by the color of the clip. Moving it up, increases the volume and the moving it down decreases the volume.Īs you move the white, thin horizontal line up or down, the amplitude of the audio waveform changes.

The first method is pretty easy, all you need to do is zoom into the audio clip and move the thin horizontal line up or down.

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