Adding audio effects and backgrounds to iMovie can add liveliness and emotion to yours. Here are some tips and tricks to add audio effects and backgrounds to iMovie:
1.Import audio files:
First, make sure that you have already imported the audio file you want to add into your iMovie project. You can import audio files from a folder on your computer or from iTunes.
2.*Add Background**:
In your iMovie project, switch to the Audio tab, and then select **
Browse iMovie's built-in library, or import your own.
Click the selected file, and then drag and drop it onto the audio track in the timeline. You can drag and drop audio files onto the main or sub tracks to adjust them as you like.
3.* Adjust volume and fade effects:**
Click the volume icon next to the audio file to adjust the volume of the audio. You can also drag over the audio bar in the timeline to adjust the volume.
For backgrounds, you can add a fade effect at the beginning and end to make the transition smoother. Click and drag the orange square on the audio bar to add a fade effect.
4.Apply audio effects:
iMovie offers some built-in audio effects like equalizer, reverb, pitch changer, and more. You can find these effects in the Audio tab and drag and drop them onto the audio bar.
5.*Overlay Audio:**
Overlay multiple audio files on the same timeline if needed. This creates richer audio effects, such as adding ambient sound effects or sound effects.
6.Duration matching:
Make sure that the duration of the audio file matches the duration of the footage to ensure that the audio matches the timeline.
7.*Preview & Adjust:**
After adding and adjusting audio effects, you can preview the audio effects by *** on the timeline. Make further adjustments and modifications to the audio as needed.
8.Export & Share:
Finally, after you're done editing your audio, export your iMovie project and share your work with others.