Voice Over Fundamentals: Streamlining Audio Integration Into Video Content (New Insights)

How to Record & Add Voiceover to Videos

Liza Brown

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Have you ever wanna add your own voice to video , make a voice over demo for uploading and sharing on social network sites or create a documentary for some important stuff? You can do this as long as you have nice video editing software like Wondershare Filmora Video Editor .

The voiceover function in Filmora video editing software allows you to record your own voice or add voice over file to video easily. You can custom the pitch, speed, and volume of the recorded voiceover, apply fade in and fade out effects as well. In this post, I’ll share how to record and add voiceover to a video with Filmora on your computer.

In Filmora, you can edit your video first and then record the voiceover after. Or, you can record the voiceover first and then edit the video around. In either way, you may need to prepare the script or an outline for smother recording.

Check the tutorial about How to Edit Audio in Filmora

Part 1: Record Voiceover and Add it to Video

In most cases, we recommend you to record the voiceover first so the sound will be more natural. In the following part, I’ll show you how to record Voiceover in Filmora.

1. Connect Microphone to Computer

Plug the microphone into your computer when you’re ready to get started. It’s better to use some professional external microphones to capture high quality sound.

2. Record voiceover

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Or simply click the microphone icon and you will have 3 seconds of countdown to start speaking. When finished, click the microphone icon again. Then you will see a new Record file appearing on the audio track automatically.

3. Edit Recorded Voiceover to Video

To edit the recorded voiceover, click the it in the audio track and a new window will pop up for you to adjust audio settings, such as change the Speed, Volume, Pitch, etc. of the voiceover.

You can trim, cut out unwanted sound section from the recorded voiceover, or apply the fade in and fade out effect to the voiceover for smother transition.

Creative Audio Editing: How to Change the Recorded Voice

4. Sync Voiceover to Video

Now, it’s time to sync the recorded voiceover to video to make a video. Since Filmora supports up to 100 audio tracks, you can now add some background music to the voiceover as well.

Then import and drag-n-drop the video footage to the video track, drag and drop the sound track to the right position to fit your video. You can keep the audio and video track in the same length if needed.

Note: If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can import it in the Project Library and then sync it to video.

To attract viewer’s attention, sometimes, you may need to add some titles or subtitles to emphasis the key points. Here is the detailed steps about how to add titles to video.

5. Export and save the new file

Check your video in the right previewing window. If you’re satisfied, click “Export” to export your new video file. You can either save the video to various formats or directly share it on YouTube and other social media platform. Moreover, you can even burn a DVD disk in minutes to watch it on TV.

You see, with Wondershare Filmora video editor, it’s that easy to add a custom voiceover to video. Now master this feature and open a world of new possibilities for your video making!

Part 2: How to Record and Add Voiceover File during Video editing in Filmora

If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can follow the steps below:

1. Import the video to Filmora

After entering the Filmora main editing interface, click “Import” or drag and drop your video and voiceover file to the project library.

Filmora video editing software supports a vast range of formats, so you do not have to convert the files before importing. When all the files are imported, drag and drop them to the Video Timeline.

2. Record Voiceover in Video Editing

If you’re editng video and want to record voiceover in real time, you can also click the Record icon to start the recording.

Place the Playhead to the position where you need a voiceover, and then click the Microphone icon in the toolbar to start.

As before, the recorded voiceover will be added to the audio track automatically.

Note: To start a new record on the Timeline, you don’t need to close the dialog, just move the Time Indicator to another position and record a new voiceover.

3. Edit voiceover and Export

Just like what we said before, you can then edit the recorded voiceover to fit the video perfectly and then export it to your computer or upload to YouTube directly.

Filmora features more audio editing tools for improving the sound. Below is a video tutorial for applying fade in and out transition in Filmora. Download the trial version to test yourself.

Liza Brown

Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Liza Brown

Liza Brown

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Have you ever wanna add your own voice to video , make a voice over demo for uploading and sharing on social network sites or create a documentary for some important stuff? You can do this as long as you have nice video editing software like Wondershare Filmora Video Editor .

The voiceover function in Filmora video editing software allows you to record your own voice or add voice over file to video easily. You can custom the pitch, speed, and volume of the recorded voiceover, apply fade in and fade out effects as well. In this post, I’ll share how to record and add voiceover to a video with Filmora on your computer.

In Filmora, you can edit your video first and then record the voiceover after. Or, you can record the voiceover first and then edit the video around. In either way, you may need to prepare the script or an outline for smother recording.

Check the tutorial about How to Edit Audio in Filmora

Part 1: Record Voiceover and Add it to Video

In most cases, we recommend you to record the voiceover first so the sound will be more natural. In the following part, I’ll show you how to record Voiceover in Filmora.

1. Connect Microphone to Computer

Plug the microphone into your computer when you’re ready to get started. It’s better to use some professional external microphones to capture high quality sound.

2. Record voiceover

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Or simply click the microphone icon and you will have 3 seconds of countdown to start speaking. When finished, click the microphone icon again. Then you will see a new Record file appearing on the audio track automatically.

3. Edit Recorded Voiceover to Video

To edit the recorded voiceover, click the it in the audio track and a new window will pop up for you to adjust audio settings, such as change the Speed, Volume, Pitch, etc. of the voiceover.

You can trim, cut out unwanted sound section from the recorded voiceover, or apply the fade in and fade out effect to the voiceover for smother transition.

Creative Audio Editing: How to Change the Recorded Voice

4. Sync Voiceover to Video

Now, it’s time to sync the recorded voiceover to video to make a video. Since Filmora supports up to 100 audio tracks, you can now add some background music to the voiceover as well.

Then import and drag-n-drop the video footage to the video track, drag and drop the sound track to the right position to fit your video. You can keep the audio and video track in the same length if needed.

Note: If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can import it in the Project Library and then sync it to video.

To attract viewer’s attention, sometimes, you may need to add some titles or subtitles to emphasis the key points. Here is the detailed steps about how to add titles to video.

5. Export and save the new file

Check your video in the right previewing window. If you’re satisfied, click “Export” to export your new video file. You can either save the video to various formats or directly share it on YouTube and other social media platform. Moreover, you can even burn a DVD disk in minutes to watch it on TV.

You see, with Wondershare Filmora video editor, it’s that easy to add a custom voiceover to video. Now master this feature and open a world of new possibilities for your video making!

Part 2: How to Record and Add Voiceover File during Video editing in Filmora

If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can follow the steps below:

1. Import the video to Filmora

After entering the Filmora main editing interface, click “Import” or drag and drop your video and voiceover file to the project library.

Filmora video editing software supports a vast range of formats, so you do not have to convert the files before importing. When all the files are imported, drag and drop them to the Video Timeline.

2. Record Voiceover in Video Editing

If you’re editng video and want to record voiceover in real time, you can also click the Record icon to start the recording.

Place the Playhead to the position where you need a voiceover, and then click the Microphone icon in the toolbar to start.

As before, the recorded voiceover will be added to the audio track automatically.

Note: To start a new record on the Timeline, you don’t need to close the dialog, just move the Time Indicator to another position and record a new voiceover.

3. Edit voiceover and Export

Just like what we said before, you can then edit the recorded voiceover to fit the video perfectly and then export it to your computer or upload to YouTube directly.

Filmora features more audio editing tools for improving the sound. Below is a video tutorial for applying fade in and out transition in Filmora. Download the trial version to test yourself.

Liza Brown

Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Liza Brown

Liza Brown

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Have you ever wanna add your own voice to video , make a voice over demo for uploading and sharing on social network sites or create a documentary for some important stuff? You can do this as long as you have nice video editing software like Wondershare Filmora Video Editor .

The voiceover function in Filmora video editing software allows you to record your own voice or add voice over file to video easily. You can custom the pitch, speed, and volume of the recorded voiceover, apply fade in and fade out effects as well. In this post, I’ll share how to record and add voiceover to a video with Filmora on your computer.

In Filmora, you can edit your video first and then record the voiceover after. Or, you can record the voiceover first and then edit the video around. In either way, you may need to prepare the script or an outline for smother recording.

Check the tutorial about How to Edit Audio in Filmora

Part 1: Record Voiceover and Add it to Video

In most cases, we recommend you to record the voiceover first so the sound will be more natural. In the following part, I’ll show you how to record Voiceover in Filmora.

1. Connect Microphone to Computer

Plug the microphone into your computer when you’re ready to get started. It’s better to use some professional external microphones to capture high quality sound.

2. Record voiceover

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Or simply click the microphone icon and you will have 3 seconds of countdown to start speaking. When finished, click the microphone icon again. Then you will see a new Record file appearing on the audio track automatically.

3. Edit Recorded Voiceover to Video

To edit the recorded voiceover, click the it in the audio track and a new window will pop up for you to adjust audio settings, such as change the Speed, Volume, Pitch, etc. of the voiceover.

You can trim, cut out unwanted sound section from the recorded voiceover, or apply the fade in and fade out effect to the voiceover for smother transition.

Creative Audio Editing: How to Change the Recorded Voice

4. Sync Voiceover to Video

Now, it’s time to sync the recorded voiceover to video to make a video. Since Filmora supports up to 100 audio tracks, you can now add some background music to the voiceover as well.

Then import and drag-n-drop the video footage to the video track, drag and drop the sound track to the right position to fit your video. You can keep the audio and video track in the same length if needed.

Note: If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can import it in the Project Library and then sync it to video.

To attract viewer’s attention, sometimes, you may need to add some titles or subtitles to emphasis the key points. Here is the detailed steps about how to add titles to video.

5. Export and save the new file

Check your video in the right previewing window. If you’re satisfied, click “Export” to export your new video file. You can either save the video to various formats or directly share it on YouTube and other social media platform. Moreover, you can even burn a DVD disk in minutes to watch it on TV.

You see, with Wondershare Filmora video editor, it’s that easy to add a custom voiceover to video. Now master this feature and open a world of new possibilities for your video making!

Part 2: How to Record and Add Voiceover File during Video editing in Filmora

If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can follow the steps below:

1. Import the video to Filmora

After entering the Filmora main editing interface, click “Import” or drag and drop your video and voiceover file to the project library.

Filmora video editing software supports a vast range of formats, so you do not have to convert the files before importing. When all the files are imported, drag and drop them to the Video Timeline.

2. Record Voiceover in Video Editing

If you’re editng video and want to record voiceover in real time, you can also click the Record icon to start the recording.

Place the Playhead to the position where you need a voiceover, and then click the Microphone icon in the toolbar to start.

As before, the recorded voiceover will be added to the audio track automatically.

Note: To start a new record on the Timeline, you don’t need to close the dialog, just move the Time Indicator to another position and record a new voiceover.

3. Edit voiceover and Export

Just like what we said before, you can then edit the recorded voiceover to fit the video perfectly and then export it to your computer or upload to YouTube directly.

Filmora features more audio editing tools for improving the sound. Below is a video tutorial for applying fade in and out transition in Filmora. Download the trial version to test yourself.

Liza Brown

Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Liza Brown

Liza Brown

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Have you ever wanna add your own voice to video , make a voice over demo for uploading and sharing on social network sites or create a documentary for some important stuff? You can do this as long as you have nice video editing software like Wondershare Filmora Video Editor .

The voiceover function in Filmora video editing software allows you to record your own voice or add voice over file to video easily. You can custom the pitch, speed, and volume of the recorded voiceover, apply fade in and fade out effects as well. In this post, I’ll share how to record and add voiceover to a video with Filmora on your computer.

In Filmora, you can edit your video first and then record the voiceover after. Or, you can record the voiceover first and then edit the video around. In either way, you may need to prepare the script or an outline for smother recording.

Check the tutorial about How to Edit Audio in Filmora

Part 1: Record Voiceover and Add it to Video

In most cases, we recommend you to record the voiceover first so the sound will be more natural. In the following part, I’ll show you how to record Voiceover in Filmora.

1. Connect Microphone to Computer

Plug the microphone into your computer when you’re ready to get started. It’s better to use some professional external microphones to capture high quality sound.

2. Record voiceover

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Installing Filmora on your computer, click the Wondershare Filmora icon to launch it. In the starting interface, click New Project to create a new one. Go to the Record tab, and then click “Record a Voiceover ” option to arouse the Record Audio windows.

Or simply click the microphone icon and you will have 3 seconds of countdown to start speaking. When finished, click the microphone icon again. Then you will see a new Record file appearing on the audio track automatically.

3. Edit Recorded Voiceover to Video

To edit the recorded voiceover, click the it in the audio track and a new window will pop up for you to adjust audio settings, such as change the Speed, Volume, Pitch, etc. of the voiceover.

You can trim, cut out unwanted sound section from the recorded voiceover, or apply the fade in and fade out effect to the voiceover for smother transition.

Creative Audio Editing: How to Change the Recorded Voice

4. Sync Voiceover to Video

Now, it’s time to sync the recorded voiceover to video to make a video. Since Filmora supports up to 100 audio tracks, you can now add some background music to the voiceover as well.

Then import and drag-n-drop the video footage to the video track, drag and drop the sound track to the right position to fit your video. You can keep the audio and video track in the same length if needed.

Note: If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can import it in the Project Library and then sync it to video.

To attract viewer’s attention, sometimes, you may need to add some titles or subtitles to emphasis the key points. Here is the detailed steps about how to add titles to video.

5. Export and save the new file

Check your video in the right previewing window. If you’re satisfied, click “Export” to export your new video file. You can either save the video to various formats or directly share it on YouTube and other social media platform. Moreover, you can even burn a DVD disk in minutes to watch it on TV.

You see, with Wondershare Filmora video editor, it’s that easy to add a custom voiceover to video. Now master this feature and open a world of new possibilities for your video making!

Part 2: How to Record and Add Voiceover File during Video editing in Filmora

If you’ve recorded the voiceover on your iPhone or other device already, and want to add it to the video, you can follow the steps below:

1. Import the video to Filmora

After entering the Filmora main editing interface, click “Import” or drag and drop your video and voiceover file to the project library.

Filmora video editing software supports a vast range of formats, so you do not have to convert the files before importing. When all the files are imported, drag and drop them to the Video Timeline.

2. Record Voiceover in Video Editing

If you’re editng video and want to record voiceover in real time, you can also click the Record icon to start the recording.

Place the Playhead to the position where you need a voiceover, and then click the Microphone icon in the toolbar to start.

As before, the recorded voiceover will be added to the audio track automatically.

Note: To start a new record on the Timeline, you don’t need to close the dialog, just move the Time Indicator to another position and record a new voiceover.

3. Edit voiceover and Export

Just like what we said before, you can then edit the recorded voiceover to fit the video perfectly and then export it to your computer or upload to YouTube directly.

Filmora features more audio editing tools for improving the sound. Below is a video tutorial for applying fade in and out transition in Filmora. Download the trial version to test yourself.

Liza Brown

Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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“Precision Audio Leveling in Three Simple Steps “

Normalizing Audio in 3 Quick Ways-Audio Normalization

Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

To normalize audio is to apply a constant amount of gain to a recording to bring the amplitude to a target or norm. Or simply put, normalizing any audio file with a normalizer software searches the file for a peak volume to set a defined maximum and then brings up the rest of the audio to the same maximum level.

Audio normalization is a good practice to get your audio levels right for a better-balanced video, especially imperative for dialogue clips that stand out on YouTube and other platforms. However, out of many different reasons, getting the best audio results from old-fashioned AD/DA converters or matching a group of audios on the same volume levels are still the most common.

Nevertheless, it’s not always easy to find an efficient audio normalization tool and – most importantly – to master the process. But no worries because we have you covered. So, dive in to learn some of the best tools and how you can use them to create masterfully balanced soundtracks.

• Method 1: Normalize Audio Online
• Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization
• Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Method 1: Normalize Audio Online

Video2edit online video tool is a one-stop solution for all your audio and video editing needs. The versatile online tool offers a suite of editing features, from extracting audio to converting different formats to normalizing audio. With a drag and drop interface, it allows you to enhance the audio quality of your video and share it to YouTube, Facebook, or other social platforms.

Not to mention, it lets you convert your video files to various popular formats such as MP4, AVI, MOV, 3GP, and WEBM. One of the significant advantages of the tool is the convenience. Without any download or subscription fee hassles, you can normalize audio tracks in a few clicks using Video2edit.com. Here’s how you can use the free tool to get good-quality audio results.

Step 1: Launch the Video2edit Normalize audio tool

Begin by launching the online Video2edit.com on your browser. Then, on the main interface, select the Normalize audio tool from the variety of editing tools.

Step 2: Drop or upload your file

Now, drag and drop your video or audio file or tap the Choose file option to import the file from your local device.

Step 3: Normalize audio

From the Covert video to dropdown, choose the video format you want to convert your file to. Then, click on the Start button to start normalizing your file.

Step 4: Download the converted file

Once the conversion is completed, hit Download in front of the converted file to save it to your computer.

Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization

Yet another advanced audio normalization software is the Wondershare Filmora . Whether you are looking for basic editing tools or some advanced features, Filmora has it all. The powerful editor uses artificial intelligence editing that provides a smart way to improve your audio quality. The essence of this well-known software is the Auto Normalization feature that allows users to modify the volume of multiple recording clips to standard European audio programs at 23.0 LUFS – with just ONE CLICK.

And for the best part, the normalization process is pretty straightforward and lossless with Wondershare Filmora. Below is a quick step-by-step guide to using this intuitive audio enhancer tool.

Step 1: Download and install the Wondershare Filmora

To get started, download, and install the Wondershare Filmora on your PC. Then launch the program to enter the main interface.

Step 2: Import your audio/video file

From the main menu, go to Import media, then click on Import media files and select to upload your files in the media box. Once uploaded, drag and drop the media clips onto the timeline.

Step 3: Open the audio editing panel

Next, right-click on the audio or video clip on the timeline and then tap Adjust audio, or you can simply double-click it to enter the audio editing panel.

Step 4: Enable auto audio normalization

On the audio editing panel, scroll down and enable the Auto normalization feature. Wondershare Filmora will analyze and normalize the audio file automatically.

Step 5: Export the normalized file

After the normalization process is completed, preview your video or audio to check the auto normalization. If you are not satisfied with the output, hit Reset and try again. Finally, tap on the Export option, give your file a name, and again hit Export to save the high-quality output.

Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Audacity is a popular audio editor that works wonders for professional music producers. This free, open-source platform has taken audio editing to newer levels with a wide range of advanced features; there is a spectrogram view mode for visualizing and selecting frequencies. In addition, there is extensive support for various plug-ins.

Besides audio normalization, the creative platform can record, mix, add filters, and equalize multiple soundtracks. Moreover, when normalizing with Audacity, you don’t have to worry about losing audio quality, thanks to its 16-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit support.

To take advantage of this excellent audio normalizer, just follow these quick steps and set your audio tone.

Step 1: Open Audacity on your computer

First, download the Audacity software on your computer, and then open the program.

Step 2: Import your audio files

Go to the File tab on the top menu bar and tap on Open. Then select audio files you want to normalize to import, or simply drag and drop the files on the main screen.

Step 3: Customize audio normalization settings

Now, select the added audio clip and go to Effect on the top menu bar. From the dropdown, choose Normalize and type your desired volume level into the dB.

Step 4: Normalize audio

After editing the normalization settings, click the OK button to start normalizing.

Step 5: Save the audio file

Once finished, select Export under the File tab, and choose how you want to save the file.

FAQs about Normalizing Audio

Here we sorted out some frequently asked questions about audio normalization, which can help you learn more about audio normalization.

1. What dB should I normalize audio to?

Well, that entirely depends on your audio use, and there is no exact number for normalizing an audio clip. However, for safety, the trick is to stay from the maximum volume level of 0 dB. For overall mix levels, most video editors recommend normalizing audio between -10 dB to -20 dB. Likewise, in the case of a dialogue clip, the recommended audio levels are -12 dB to -15 dB. Still some other suggestions are

• Music: -18 dB to -22 dB
• Soundeffects: -10 dB to -20 dB

2. What is the difference between audio normalization and compression?

Audio normalization only and purely changes the volume of a sound by applying a constant amount of gain with a goal to make the loudest peak reach 0 Db. And while normalizing also matches multiple audios to the same volume, it still does not affect the sound dynamics, unlike compression.

On the flip side, audio compression chops off the audio peaks in your recording to get a fuller, louder sound without reaching the clipping limit. In compression, you are changing a proportion of the audio over time in varying amounts.

3. Will the audio normalization process affect the sound quality?

Fortunately, no. Audio normalization, when appropriately done with the help of efficient audio editors, never affects the audio quality. When normalizing an audio clip, the digital bit having the highest level below 0 dB is identified, and all the other bits of the audio are amplified to the same level. This translates to no change in the relative difference between every bit, while the noise level also does not change. So, yes, the only thing affected is the output level and not the quality of the track.

Summing up

Audio normalization is an emerging trend as a good idea to manage high-quality audio levels. This feature can indeed benefit the final steps of mastering music production. However, you need to be careful when deciding where and when to normalize audio or avoid it for better results.

So, are you ready to level up your audio game? The above-mentioned audio editing tools are top-notch normalizers that will do the work for you. Also, don’t forget to try Wondershare Filmora’s distinctive auto normalization feature to produce studio-quality audio.

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

To normalize audio is to apply a constant amount of gain to a recording to bring the amplitude to a target or norm. Or simply put, normalizing any audio file with a normalizer software searches the file for a peak volume to set a defined maximum and then brings up the rest of the audio to the same maximum level.

Audio normalization is a good practice to get your audio levels right for a better-balanced video, especially imperative for dialogue clips that stand out on YouTube and other platforms. However, out of many different reasons, getting the best audio results from old-fashioned AD/DA converters or matching a group of audios on the same volume levels are still the most common.

Nevertheless, it’s not always easy to find an efficient audio normalization tool and – most importantly – to master the process. But no worries because we have you covered. So, dive in to learn some of the best tools and how you can use them to create masterfully balanced soundtracks.

• Method 1: Normalize Audio Online
• Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization
• Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Method 1: Normalize Audio Online

Video2edit online video tool is a one-stop solution for all your audio and video editing needs. The versatile online tool offers a suite of editing features, from extracting audio to converting different formats to normalizing audio. With a drag and drop interface, it allows you to enhance the audio quality of your video and share it to YouTube, Facebook, or other social platforms.

Not to mention, it lets you convert your video files to various popular formats such as MP4, AVI, MOV, 3GP, and WEBM. One of the significant advantages of the tool is the convenience. Without any download or subscription fee hassles, you can normalize audio tracks in a few clicks using Video2edit.com. Here’s how you can use the free tool to get good-quality audio results.

Step 1: Launch the Video2edit Normalize audio tool

Begin by launching the online Video2edit.com on your browser. Then, on the main interface, select the Normalize audio tool from the variety of editing tools.

Step 2: Drop or upload your file

Now, drag and drop your video or audio file or tap the Choose file option to import the file from your local device.

Step 3: Normalize audio

From the Covert video to dropdown, choose the video format you want to convert your file to. Then, click on the Start button to start normalizing your file.

Step 4: Download the converted file

Once the conversion is completed, hit Download in front of the converted file to save it to your computer.

Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization

Yet another advanced audio normalization software is the Wondershare Filmora . Whether you are looking for basic editing tools or some advanced features, Filmora has it all. The powerful editor uses artificial intelligence editing that provides a smart way to improve your audio quality. The essence of this well-known software is the Auto Normalization feature that allows users to modify the volume of multiple recording clips to standard European audio programs at 23.0 LUFS – with just ONE CLICK.

And for the best part, the normalization process is pretty straightforward and lossless with Wondershare Filmora. Below is a quick step-by-step guide to using this intuitive audio enhancer tool.

Step 1: Download and install the Wondershare Filmora

To get started, download, and install the Wondershare Filmora on your PC. Then launch the program to enter the main interface.

Step 2: Import your audio/video file

From the main menu, go to Import media, then click on Import media files and select to upload your files in the media box. Once uploaded, drag and drop the media clips onto the timeline.

Step 3: Open the audio editing panel

Next, right-click on the audio or video clip on the timeline and then tap Adjust audio, or you can simply double-click it to enter the audio editing panel.

Step 4: Enable auto audio normalization

On the audio editing panel, scroll down and enable the Auto normalization feature. Wondershare Filmora will analyze and normalize the audio file automatically.

Step 5: Export the normalized file

After the normalization process is completed, preview your video or audio to check the auto normalization. If you are not satisfied with the output, hit Reset and try again. Finally, tap on the Export option, give your file a name, and again hit Export to save the high-quality output.

Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Audacity is a popular audio editor that works wonders for professional music producers. This free, open-source platform has taken audio editing to newer levels with a wide range of advanced features; there is a spectrogram view mode for visualizing and selecting frequencies. In addition, there is extensive support for various plug-ins.

Besides audio normalization, the creative platform can record, mix, add filters, and equalize multiple soundtracks. Moreover, when normalizing with Audacity, you don’t have to worry about losing audio quality, thanks to its 16-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit support.

To take advantage of this excellent audio normalizer, just follow these quick steps and set your audio tone.

Step 1: Open Audacity on your computer

First, download the Audacity software on your computer, and then open the program.

Step 2: Import your audio files

Go to the File tab on the top menu bar and tap on Open. Then select audio files you want to normalize to import, or simply drag and drop the files on the main screen.

Step 3: Customize audio normalization settings

Now, select the added audio clip and go to Effect on the top menu bar. From the dropdown, choose Normalize and type your desired volume level into the dB.

Step 4: Normalize audio

After editing the normalization settings, click the OK button to start normalizing.

Step 5: Save the audio file

Once finished, select Export under the File tab, and choose how you want to save the file.

FAQs about Normalizing Audio

Here we sorted out some frequently asked questions about audio normalization, which can help you learn more about audio normalization.

1. What dB should I normalize audio to?

Well, that entirely depends on your audio use, and there is no exact number for normalizing an audio clip. However, for safety, the trick is to stay from the maximum volume level of 0 dB. For overall mix levels, most video editors recommend normalizing audio between -10 dB to -20 dB. Likewise, in the case of a dialogue clip, the recommended audio levels are -12 dB to -15 dB. Still some other suggestions are

• Music: -18 dB to -22 dB
• Soundeffects: -10 dB to -20 dB

2. What is the difference between audio normalization and compression?

Audio normalization only and purely changes the volume of a sound by applying a constant amount of gain with a goal to make the loudest peak reach 0 Db. And while normalizing also matches multiple audios to the same volume, it still does not affect the sound dynamics, unlike compression.

On the flip side, audio compression chops off the audio peaks in your recording to get a fuller, louder sound without reaching the clipping limit. In compression, you are changing a proportion of the audio over time in varying amounts.

3. Will the audio normalization process affect the sound quality?

Fortunately, no. Audio normalization, when appropriately done with the help of efficient audio editors, never affects the audio quality. When normalizing an audio clip, the digital bit having the highest level below 0 dB is identified, and all the other bits of the audio are amplified to the same level. This translates to no change in the relative difference between every bit, while the noise level also does not change. So, yes, the only thing affected is the output level and not the quality of the track.

Summing up

Audio normalization is an emerging trend as a good idea to manage high-quality audio levels. This feature can indeed benefit the final steps of mastering music production. However, you need to be careful when deciding where and when to normalize audio or avoid it for better results.

So, are you ready to level up your audio game? The above-mentioned audio editing tools are top-notch normalizers that will do the work for you. Also, don’t forget to try Wondershare Filmora’s distinctive auto normalization feature to produce studio-quality audio.

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

To normalize audio is to apply a constant amount of gain to a recording to bring the amplitude to a target or norm. Or simply put, normalizing any audio file with a normalizer software searches the file for a peak volume to set a defined maximum and then brings up the rest of the audio to the same maximum level.

Audio normalization is a good practice to get your audio levels right for a better-balanced video, especially imperative for dialogue clips that stand out on YouTube and other platforms. However, out of many different reasons, getting the best audio results from old-fashioned AD/DA converters or matching a group of audios on the same volume levels are still the most common.

Nevertheless, it’s not always easy to find an efficient audio normalization tool and – most importantly – to master the process. But no worries because we have you covered. So, dive in to learn some of the best tools and how you can use them to create masterfully balanced soundtracks.

• Method 1: Normalize Audio Online
• Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization
• Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Method 1: Normalize Audio Online

Video2edit online video tool is a one-stop solution for all your audio and video editing needs. The versatile online tool offers a suite of editing features, from extracting audio to converting different formats to normalizing audio. With a drag and drop interface, it allows you to enhance the audio quality of your video and share it to YouTube, Facebook, or other social platforms.

Not to mention, it lets you convert your video files to various popular formats such as MP4, AVI, MOV, 3GP, and WEBM. One of the significant advantages of the tool is the convenience. Without any download or subscription fee hassles, you can normalize audio tracks in a few clicks using Video2edit.com. Here’s how you can use the free tool to get good-quality audio results.

Step 1: Launch the Video2edit Normalize audio tool

Begin by launching the online Video2edit.com on your browser. Then, on the main interface, select the Normalize audio tool from the variety of editing tools.

Step 2: Drop or upload your file

Now, drag and drop your video or audio file or tap the Choose file option to import the file from your local device.

Step 3: Normalize audio

From the Covert video to dropdown, choose the video format you want to convert your file to. Then, click on the Start button to start normalizing your file.

Step 4: Download the converted file

Once the conversion is completed, hit Download in front of the converted file to save it to your computer.

Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization

Yet another advanced audio normalization software is the Wondershare Filmora . Whether you are looking for basic editing tools or some advanced features, Filmora has it all. The powerful editor uses artificial intelligence editing that provides a smart way to improve your audio quality. The essence of this well-known software is the Auto Normalization feature that allows users to modify the volume of multiple recording clips to standard European audio programs at 23.0 LUFS – with just ONE CLICK.

And for the best part, the normalization process is pretty straightforward and lossless with Wondershare Filmora. Below is a quick step-by-step guide to using this intuitive audio enhancer tool.

Step 1: Download and install the Wondershare Filmora

To get started, download, and install the Wondershare Filmora on your PC. Then launch the program to enter the main interface.

Step 2: Import your audio/video file

From the main menu, go to Import media, then click on Import media files and select to upload your files in the media box. Once uploaded, drag and drop the media clips onto the timeline.

Step 3: Open the audio editing panel

Next, right-click on the audio or video clip on the timeline and then tap Adjust audio, or you can simply double-click it to enter the audio editing panel.

Step 4: Enable auto audio normalization

On the audio editing panel, scroll down and enable the Auto normalization feature. Wondershare Filmora will analyze and normalize the audio file automatically.

Step 5: Export the normalized file

After the normalization process is completed, preview your video or audio to check the auto normalization. If you are not satisfied with the output, hit Reset and try again. Finally, tap on the Export option, give your file a name, and again hit Export to save the high-quality output.

Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Audacity is a popular audio editor that works wonders for professional music producers. This free, open-source platform has taken audio editing to newer levels with a wide range of advanced features; there is a spectrogram view mode for visualizing and selecting frequencies. In addition, there is extensive support for various plug-ins.

Besides audio normalization, the creative platform can record, mix, add filters, and equalize multiple soundtracks. Moreover, when normalizing with Audacity, you don’t have to worry about losing audio quality, thanks to its 16-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit support.

To take advantage of this excellent audio normalizer, just follow these quick steps and set your audio tone.

Step 1: Open Audacity on your computer

First, download the Audacity software on your computer, and then open the program.

Step 2: Import your audio files

Go to the File tab on the top menu bar and tap on Open. Then select audio files you want to normalize to import, or simply drag and drop the files on the main screen.

Step 3: Customize audio normalization settings

Now, select the added audio clip and go to Effect on the top menu bar. From the dropdown, choose Normalize and type your desired volume level into the dB.

Step 4: Normalize audio

After editing the normalization settings, click the OK button to start normalizing.

Step 5: Save the audio file

Once finished, select Export under the File tab, and choose how you want to save the file.

FAQs about Normalizing Audio

Here we sorted out some frequently asked questions about audio normalization, which can help you learn more about audio normalization.

1. What dB should I normalize audio to?

Well, that entirely depends on your audio use, and there is no exact number for normalizing an audio clip. However, for safety, the trick is to stay from the maximum volume level of 0 dB. For overall mix levels, most video editors recommend normalizing audio between -10 dB to -20 dB. Likewise, in the case of a dialogue clip, the recommended audio levels are -12 dB to -15 dB. Still some other suggestions are

• Music: -18 dB to -22 dB
• Soundeffects: -10 dB to -20 dB

2. What is the difference between audio normalization and compression?

Audio normalization only and purely changes the volume of a sound by applying a constant amount of gain with a goal to make the loudest peak reach 0 Db. And while normalizing also matches multiple audios to the same volume, it still does not affect the sound dynamics, unlike compression.

On the flip side, audio compression chops off the audio peaks in your recording to get a fuller, louder sound without reaching the clipping limit. In compression, you are changing a proportion of the audio over time in varying amounts.

3. Will the audio normalization process affect the sound quality?

Fortunately, no. Audio normalization, when appropriately done with the help of efficient audio editors, never affects the audio quality. When normalizing an audio clip, the digital bit having the highest level below 0 dB is identified, and all the other bits of the audio are amplified to the same level. This translates to no change in the relative difference between every bit, while the noise level also does not change. So, yes, the only thing affected is the output level and not the quality of the track.

Summing up

Audio normalization is an emerging trend as a good idea to manage high-quality audio levels. This feature can indeed benefit the final steps of mastering music production. However, you need to be careful when deciding where and when to normalize audio or avoid it for better results.

So, are you ready to level up your audio game? The above-mentioned audio editing tools are top-notch normalizers that will do the work for you. Also, don’t forget to try Wondershare Filmora’s distinctive auto normalization feature to produce studio-quality audio.

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

To normalize audio is to apply a constant amount of gain to a recording to bring the amplitude to a target or norm. Or simply put, normalizing any audio file with a normalizer software searches the file for a peak volume to set a defined maximum and then brings up the rest of the audio to the same maximum level.

Audio normalization is a good practice to get your audio levels right for a better-balanced video, especially imperative for dialogue clips that stand out on YouTube and other platforms. However, out of many different reasons, getting the best audio results from old-fashioned AD/DA converters or matching a group of audios on the same volume levels are still the most common.

Nevertheless, it’s not always easy to find an efficient audio normalization tool and – most importantly – to master the process. But no worries because we have you covered. So, dive in to learn some of the best tools and how you can use them to create masterfully balanced soundtracks.

• Method 1: Normalize Audio Online
• Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization
• Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Method 1: Normalize Audio Online

Video2edit online video tool is a one-stop solution for all your audio and video editing needs. The versatile online tool offers a suite of editing features, from extracting audio to converting different formats to normalizing audio. With a drag and drop interface, it allows you to enhance the audio quality of your video and share it to YouTube, Facebook, or other social platforms.

Not to mention, it lets you convert your video files to various popular formats such as MP4, AVI, MOV, 3GP, and WEBM. One of the significant advantages of the tool is the convenience. Without any download or subscription fee hassles, you can normalize audio tracks in a few clicks using Video2edit.com. Here’s how you can use the free tool to get good-quality audio results.

Step 1: Launch the Video2edit Normalize audio tool

Begin by launching the online Video2edit.com on your browser. Then, on the main interface, select the Normalize audio tool from the variety of editing tools.

Step 2: Drop or upload your file

Now, drag and drop your video or audio file or tap the Choose file option to import the file from your local device.

Step 3: Normalize audio

From the Covert video to dropdown, choose the video format you want to convert your file to. Then, click on the Start button to start normalizing your file.

Step 4: Download the converted file

Once the conversion is completed, hit Download in front of the converted file to save it to your computer.

Method 2: Normalize Audio with Wondershare Filmora’s Auto Normalization

Yet another advanced audio normalization software is the Wondershare Filmora . Whether you are looking for basic editing tools or some advanced features, Filmora has it all. The powerful editor uses artificial intelligence editing that provides a smart way to improve your audio quality. The essence of this well-known software is the Auto Normalization feature that allows users to modify the volume of multiple recording clips to standard European audio programs at 23.0 LUFS – with just ONE CLICK.

And for the best part, the normalization process is pretty straightforward and lossless with Wondershare Filmora. Below is a quick step-by-step guide to using this intuitive audio enhancer tool.

Step 1: Download and install the Wondershare Filmora

To get started, download, and install the Wondershare Filmora on your PC. Then launch the program to enter the main interface.

Step 2: Import your audio/video file

From the main menu, go to Import media, then click on Import media files and select to upload your files in the media box. Once uploaded, drag and drop the media clips onto the timeline.

Step 3: Open the audio editing panel

Next, right-click on the audio or video clip on the timeline and then tap Adjust audio, or you can simply double-click it to enter the audio editing panel.

Step 4: Enable auto audio normalization

On the audio editing panel, scroll down and enable the Auto normalization feature. Wondershare Filmora will analyze and normalize the audio file automatically.

Step 5: Export the normalized file

After the normalization process is completed, preview your video or audio to check the auto normalization. If you are not satisfied with the output, hit Reset and try again. Finally, tap on the Export option, give your file a name, and again hit Export to save the high-quality output.

Method 3: Normalize Audio with Audacity

Audacity is a popular audio editor that works wonders for professional music producers. This free, open-source platform has taken audio editing to newer levels with a wide range of advanced features; there is a spectrogram view mode for visualizing and selecting frequencies. In addition, there is extensive support for various plug-ins.

Besides audio normalization, the creative platform can record, mix, add filters, and equalize multiple soundtracks. Moreover, when normalizing with Audacity, you don’t have to worry about losing audio quality, thanks to its 16-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit support.

To take advantage of this excellent audio normalizer, just follow these quick steps and set your audio tone.

Step 1: Open Audacity on your computer

First, download the Audacity software on your computer, and then open the program.

Step 2: Import your audio files

Go to the File tab on the top menu bar and tap on Open. Then select audio files you want to normalize to import, or simply drag and drop the files on the main screen.

Step 3: Customize audio normalization settings

Now, select the added audio clip and go to Effect on the top menu bar. From the dropdown, choose Normalize and type your desired volume level into the dB.

Step 4: Normalize audio

After editing the normalization settings, click the OK button to start normalizing.

Step 5: Save the audio file

Once finished, select Export under the File tab, and choose how you want to save the file.

FAQs about Normalizing Audio

Here we sorted out some frequently asked questions about audio normalization, which can help you learn more about audio normalization.

1. What dB should I normalize audio to?

Well, that entirely depends on your audio use, and there is no exact number for normalizing an audio clip. However, for safety, the trick is to stay from the maximum volume level of 0 dB. For overall mix levels, most video editors recommend normalizing audio between -10 dB to -20 dB. Likewise, in the case of a dialogue clip, the recommended audio levels are -12 dB to -15 dB. Still some other suggestions are

• Music: -18 dB to -22 dB
• Soundeffects: -10 dB to -20 dB

2. What is the difference between audio normalization and compression?

Audio normalization only and purely changes the volume of a sound by applying a constant amount of gain with a goal to make the loudest peak reach 0 Db. And while normalizing also matches multiple audios to the same volume, it still does not affect the sound dynamics, unlike compression.

On the flip side, audio compression chops off the audio peaks in your recording to get a fuller, louder sound without reaching the clipping limit. In compression, you are changing a proportion of the audio over time in varying amounts.

3. Will the audio normalization process affect the sound quality?

Fortunately, no. Audio normalization, when appropriately done with the help of efficient audio editors, never affects the audio quality. When normalizing an audio clip, the digital bit having the highest level below 0 dB is identified, and all the other bits of the audio are amplified to the same level. This translates to no change in the relative difference between every bit, while the noise level also does not change. So, yes, the only thing affected is the output level and not the quality of the track.

Summing up

Audio normalization is an emerging trend as a good idea to manage high-quality audio levels. This feature can indeed benefit the final steps of mastering music production. However, you need to be careful when deciding where and when to normalize audio or avoid it for better results.

So, are you ready to level up your audio game? The above-mentioned audio editing tools are top-notch normalizers that will do the work for you. Also, don’t forget to try Wondershare Filmora’s distinctive auto normalization feature to produce studio-quality audio.

Richard Bennett

Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Richard Bennett

“Rapid MP3 File Segmentation: The Ultimate Guide to Quick Audio Division”

You often come across audio files that we like and enjoy. An uncertain situation usually occurs when you love a small part of the audio, but the complete audio is not per your level. If you encounter any such situation, what will you do? Spend hours to find another audio? Or suffice with what you have got?

What if we give you a third option. How about splitting the audio into smaller parts? Well, this sounds a lot better than the other options. The only thing you need is a good Audio Splitter for doing this. You don’t even have to worry about this because we are about to guide you on how to split audio files. We will share an MP3 splitter online and the steps for both Windows and Mac.

In this article

01 How to Split Audio Files on Windows and Mac?

02 How to Split Audio/MP3 File Online?

Part 1. How to Split Audio Files on Windows and Mac?

Whenever you think about audio editing, Wondershare Filmora is associated with that as the best software. The audio editor is perfect and compatible with both Windows and Mac. Wondershare Filmora never ceases to impress its users with its stunning features.

The audio editor Filmora offers a wide range of features. You can add your favorite background music to your videos and change your ordinary video. Moreover, features like trimming, cutting, adjusting audio are also available.

Wondershare Filmora also offers professional editing features such as its Audio Equalizer EQ, Audio Mixer, and also Audio Denoise feature. An exciting thing about Filmora audio editor is its Detach Audio feature. With this, you can Detach Audio from a video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Another handy feature that you get from Filmora is Audio Splitter. With this, users can split audio files and extract the part that they like while deleting the other part. If you want to learn about splitting audio files on Windows and Mac with Filmora, then follow the steps below.

Step 1: Creating Project

To split audio files, you firstly need to open Wondershare Filmora on your respective device. Then, you need to create a new project so that you can get started. The next step demands you to import the audio file to Filmora.

Step 2: Importing Audio File

This could be done by moving to the ‘File’ tab from the top panel. A menu will appear on the screen from which you should select ‘Import Files.’ Then a popup menu will show up, simply hit the ‘Import Media Files’ option.

Step 3: Drag onto Timeline

You can locate the file from your respective device and import it to Filmora. Once the file has been imported successfully, you now have to drag and drop it onto the timeline to start splitting it.

Step 4: Split Audio

Now comes the fun part. Once the audio file is on the timeline, you will see a play head. You need to drag the play head to the point where you want to split the audio. You will see a scissor option after dragging the play head; hit that to split audio into two parts.

Step 5: Edit the Separated Audio

You can delete the audio that you don’t want by selecting it and pressing the ‘Delete’ button on the keyboard. In comparison, you can edit the other part of the audio. For this, double click on the audio in the timeline to open Audio Editing Window.

Step 6: Exporting File

Once you have edited the file and are satisfied, it is ready to be exported. For this, hit the ‘Export’ button, select the output format and save it on your device.

Split Audio after Detaching from Video

As we have mentioned, sometimes you like a sound, but it is part of a video. Do you know a way to get that audio from a video? Well, yes, with Filmora, you can get your favorite audio even from videos and then split it.

This could be done by using its ‘Detach Audio from Video’ feature. What this feature does is that it separates the audio from video and displays both the files separately on the timeline. You can delete the video file by selecting it and pressing ‘Delete.’ Whereas, by following the above-mentioned steps, you can then split the audio easily with the Filmora MP3 splitter.

Final Words

To learn about splitting audio, nothing is better than this article. We have discussed in detail about MP3 splitter online. Also, we talked about Wondershare Filmora audio splitter, the best option for all Windows and Mac users.

Wondershare Filmora

Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!

Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free Learn More >

02 How to Split Audio/MP3 File Online?

Part 1. How to Split Audio Files on Windows and Mac?

Whenever you think about audio editing, Wondershare Filmora is associated with that as the best software. The audio editor is perfect and compatible with both Windows and Mac. Wondershare Filmora never ceases to impress its users with its stunning features.

The audio editor Filmora offers a wide range of features. You can add your favorite background music to your videos and change your ordinary video. Moreover, features like trimming, cutting, adjusting audio are also available.

Wondershare Filmora also offers professional editing features such as its Audio Equalizer EQ, Audio Mixer, and also Audio Denoise feature. An exciting thing about Filmora audio editor is its Detach Audio feature. With this, you can Detach Audio from a video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Another handy feature that you get from Filmora is Audio Splitter. With this, users can split audio files and extract the part that they like while deleting the other part. If you want to learn about splitting audio files on Windows and Mac with Filmora, then follow the steps below.

Step 1: Creating Project

To split audio files, you firstly need to open Wondershare Filmora on your respective device. Then, you need to create a new project so that you can get started. The next step demands you to import the audio file to Filmora.

Step 2: Importing Audio File

This could be done by moving to the ‘File’ tab from the top panel. A menu will appear on the screen from which you should select ‘Import Files.’ Then a popup menu will show up, simply hit the ‘Import Media Files’ option.

Step 3: Drag onto Timeline

You can locate the file from your respective device and import it to Filmora. Once the file has been imported successfully, you now have to drag and drop it onto the timeline to start splitting it.

Step 4: Split Audio

Now comes the fun part. Once the audio file is on the timeline, you will see a play head. You need to drag the play head to the point where you want to split the audio. You will see a scissor option after dragging the play head; hit that to split audio into two parts.

Step 5: Edit the Separated Audio

You can delete the audio that you don’t want by selecting it and pressing the ‘Delete’ button on the keyboard. In comparison, you can edit the other part of the audio. For this, double click on the audio in the timeline to open Audio Editing Window.

Step 6: Exporting File

Once you have edited the file and are satisfied, it is ready to be exported. For this, hit the ‘Export’ button, select the output format and save it on your device.

Split Audio after Detaching from Video

As we have mentioned, sometimes you like a sound, but it is part of a video. Do you know a way to get that audio from a video? Well, yes, with Filmora, you can get your favorite audio even from videos and then split it.

This could be done by using its ‘Detach Audio from Video’ feature. What this feature does is that it separates the audio from video and displays both the files separately on the timeline. You can delete the video file by selecting it and pressing ‘Delete.’ Whereas, by following the above-mentioned steps, you can then split the audio easily with the Filmora MP3 splitter.

Final Words

To learn about splitting audio, nothing is better than this article. We have discussed in detail about MP3 splitter online. Also, we talked about Wondershare Filmora audio splitter, the best option for all Windows and Mac users.

Wondershare Filmora

Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!

Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free Learn More >

02 How to Split Audio/MP3 File Online?

Part 1. How to Split Audio Files on Windows and Mac?

Whenever you think about audio editing, Wondershare Filmora is associated with that as the best software. The audio editor is perfect and compatible with both Windows and Mac. Wondershare Filmora never ceases to impress its users with its stunning features.

The audio editor Filmora offers a wide range of features. You can add your favorite background music to your videos and change your ordinary video. Moreover, features like trimming, cutting, adjusting audio are also available.

Wondershare Filmora also offers professional editing features such as its Audio Equalizer EQ, Audio Mixer, and also Audio Denoise feature. An exciting thing about Filmora audio editor is its Detach Audio feature. With this, you can Detach Audio from a video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Another handy feature that you get from Filmora is Audio Splitter. With this, users can split audio files and extract the part that they like while deleting the other part. If you want to learn about splitting audio files on Windows and Mac with Filmora, then follow the steps below.

Step 1: Creating Project

To split audio files, you firstly need to open Wondershare Filmora on your respective device. Then, you need to create a new project so that you can get started. The next step demands you to import the audio file to Filmora.

Step 2: Importing Audio File

This could be done by moving to the ‘File’ tab from the top panel. A menu will appear on the screen from which you should select ‘Import Files.’ Then a popup menu will show up, simply hit the ‘Import Media Files’ option.

Step 3: Drag onto Timeline

You can locate the file from your respective device and import it to Filmora. Once the file has been imported successfully, you now have to drag and drop it onto the timeline to start splitting it.

Step 4: Split Audio

Now comes the fun part. Once the audio file is on the timeline, you will see a play head. You need to drag the play head to the point where you want to split the audio. You will see a scissor option after dragging the play head; hit that to split audio into two parts.

Step 5: Edit the Separated Audio

You can delete the audio that you don’t want by selecting it and pressing the ‘Delete’ button on the keyboard. In comparison, you can edit the other part of the audio. For this, double click on the audio in the timeline to open Audio Editing Window.

Step 6: Exporting File

Once you have edited the file and are satisfied, it is ready to be exported. For this, hit the ‘Export’ button, select the output format and save it on your device.

Split Audio after Detaching from Video

As we have mentioned, sometimes you like a sound, but it is part of a video. Do you know a way to get that audio from a video? Well, yes, with Filmora, you can get your favorite audio even from videos and then split it.

This could be done by using its ‘Detach Audio from Video’ feature. What this feature does is that it separates the audio from video and displays both the files separately on the timeline. You can delete the video file by selecting it and pressing ‘Delete.’ Whereas, by following the above-mentioned steps, you can then split the audio easily with the Filmora MP3 splitter.

Final Words

To learn about splitting audio, nothing is better than this article. We have discussed in detail about MP3 splitter online. Also, we talked about Wondershare Filmora audio splitter, the best option for all Windows and Mac users.

Wondershare Filmora

Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!

Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free Learn More >

02 How to Split Audio/MP3 File Online?

Part 1. How to Split Audio Files on Windows and Mac?

Whenever you think about audio editing, Wondershare Filmora is associated with that as the best software. The audio editor is perfect and compatible with both Windows and Mac. Wondershare Filmora never ceases to impress its users with its stunning features.

The audio editor Filmora offers a wide range of features. You can add your favorite background music to your videos and change your ordinary video. Moreover, features like trimming, cutting, adjusting audio are also available.

Wondershare Filmora also offers professional editing features such as its Audio Equalizer EQ, Audio Mixer, and also Audio Denoise feature. An exciting thing about Filmora audio editor is its Detach Audio feature. With this, you can Detach Audio from a video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Another handy feature that you get from Filmora is Audio Splitter. With this, users can split audio files and extract the part that they like while deleting the other part. If you want to learn about splitting audio files on Windows and Mac with Filmora, then follow the steps below.

Step 1: Creating Project

To split audio files, you firstly need to open Wondershare Filmora on your respective device. Then, you need to create a new project so that you can get started. The next step demands you to import the audio file to Filmora.

Step 2: Importing Audio File

This could be done by moving to the ‘File’ tab from the top panel. A menu will appear on the screen from which you should select ‘Import Files.’ Then a popup menu will show up, simply hit the ‘Import Media Files’ option.

Step 3: Drag onto Timeline

You can locate the file from your respective device and import it to Filmora. Once the file has been imported successfully, you now have to drag and drop it onto the timeline to start splitting it.

Step 4: Split Audio

Now comes the fun part. Once the audio file is on the timeline, you will see a play head. You need to drag the play head to the point where you want to split the audio. You will see a scissor option after dragging the play head; hit that to split audio into two parts.

Step 5: Edit the Separated Audio

You can delete the audio that you don’t want by selecting it and pressing the ‘Delete’ button on the keyboard. In comparison, you can edit the other part of the audio. For this, double click on the audio in the timeline to open Audio Editing Window.

Step 6: Exporting File

Once you have edited the file and are satisfied, it is ready to be exported. For this, hit the ‘Export’ button, select the output format and save it on your device.

Split Audio after Detaching from Video

As we have mentioned, sometimes you like a sound, but it is part of a video. Do you know a way to get that audio from a video? Well, yes, with Filmora, you can get your favorite audio even from videos and then split it.

This could be done by using its ‘Detach Audio from Video’ feature. What this feature does is that it separates the audio from video and displays both the files separately on the timeline. You can delete the video file by selecting it and pressing ‘Delete.’ Whereas, by following the above-mentioned steps, you can then split the audio easily with the Filmora MP3 splitter.

Final Words

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