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Getting sound effects for your videos or audios can be difficult, but fret not! We are here to aid you in that task. There are several ways of doing so, and you are going to learn those here on our website as you take a trip through it. We will keep this concise and brief because we care about your time. This article will teach you where to get sound effects in mp3 form. They can be scary sound effects, dialogues, scream sound effects, or whatever sound effect you need. Still, we will also teach you how to make your sound effects and add that good effect into your video or audio file.

In this article

01 [Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect](#Part 1)

02 [Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video](#Part 2)

Part 1 Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect

Let’s get the first and probably the most important part out of the way, where to get scary scream sound effects. There are quite a few ways of doing so. We are sure you will find the desired method.

1. Download from Some YouTube Video

This one may not seem very obvious to people. Still, it is a very plausible way of downloading sound effects, but make sure that the audio clips uploaded are the original producer and have given explicit permission to use it. If not, you might want to get their permission first. Otherwise, you could get in trouble, which none of us would like.

Step 1: Firstly, go to you tube’s search bar on the top, and type in the name of the scary sounds mp3 effect you want, then type sound effect after it, and then press enter.

Doing so will show you a list of ‘videos’ that have the desired scary movie sound effects, but in reality, it will most likely be an audio clip with a still image.

Step 2: Right-click on the video and press copy video URL.

Step 3: Afterward, click on your browser’s search bar and type <www.y2mate.com>, then press enter, but be sure to use ad-block and anti-virus on such sites. On the website, press on the big search bar in the middle of the page

Step 4: Copy the video URL into it by pressing control and v together or right-clicking and pressing paste.

Step 5: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

Step 6: Proceed to click on mp3 in the middle of the three options. There will be another list shown before you with only one choice this time.

Step 7: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

That will download the entirety of the video in audio format only. All of this is free. Later in this article, we will show you how to cut and trim it.

2. Make Scary Sound Effect by Yourself

If you are not satisfied with other scary sound effects or want something unique, you can make your sound effects. Initially, get a good-quality microphone with a pop filter for clear audio.

Be Sure To Be In a Quiet Room with Padding:

Connect the microphone to your computer make sure it is unmuted physically by pressing its button, as some microphones have a mute button on them.

Make Sure the Microphone Is Unmuted In the Software:

Step 1: Open a recording software, such as OBS Studio or audio recorder from Windows.

Step 2: Press record and make the sound effect you want.

Step 3: End the recording by pressing stop recording. You will now have recorded a scary music sound effect saved on your computer.

This method requires money for a good microphone, a pop filter, and padding.

3. Getting Sound Effects from Free Websites

This option is attractive to many people, from beginners to people testing out the waters of audio editing. However, it should be noticed that the sound quality is not the best.

You can get free sound effects from websites such as Freesound.com or Soundeffectsplus.com.

Step 1: First of all, go to the website.

Step 2: Register an account

Step 3: Then search your desired sound effect

Step 4: Press download next to it.

Pretty straightforward, and as mentioned, these are free, but with limitations such as total download amount per month or licensing.

4. Buying Sound Effects

If you have money but not time to make your audio effects, you can buy sound effects off the internet. Usually, these sellers have excellent quality audio; they can even make specific sound effects tailored to your needs.

• Many websites sell sound effects, including the likes of – <www.prosoundeffects.com> and <www.soundsnap.com>.
• Both websites are famous among the audio effects community; soundscape even provides audio for Nickelodeon, Disney, Pixar, HBO, and Netflix.
• As per usual, you first register an account.
• Once you are done with that, you buy the package you want, whether a one-time payment, bi-annual, or annual plan.
• These plans have different terms, such as 150 downloads per 6 months. Make sure of the times you will buy before you confirm the purchase.
• Then your search for the audio you want in the search bar
• Afterward, you click download. That’s it! You got it.

Now, let’s talk about inserting them into your product; this requires an editor. And this is where Wondershare’s editing software Filmora comes in.

Part 2 Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video

Filmora is Wondershare’s editing software which, at this point, everyone has heard of. Wondershare has made it an easy-to-use editor so that everyone can edit with it, from beginners to the most skilled professionals, as it has the features and tools to cater to all such users’ needs. It provides free audio effects and video effects to its buyers, and much more. Filmora allows you to cut and edit your sound effects and add any audio you want to your video. Yep, you can edit videos with it too! Filmora enables you to make quality products, whether audio or video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Filmora has some outstanding features, such as allowing you to change audio pitch and volume, obviously letting you edit videos, trimming them, and joining them together. Colour-grading, as well as subtitling.

Since Filmora has several packages, including monthly, yearly, and perpetual, you might want to give it is trial a shot before buying the real thing. This way you can confirm what package suits your requirements.

Features:

• It widely supports different formats.
• Powerful video editing features and intuitive user interface.
• Transfer to a popular device option, upload to YouTube, or burn to DVD.
• A choice of 300+ stunning effects for different niches.
• Royalty-free music, Modern and easy to use.

Step by Step Guide for How to Add Sound Effects to Video with Filmora:

Step 1: Go to the Filmora official website, install wonder share Filmora, and lunch it. Once it’s launched, you will find a tab just below the menu bar, tap media, and click import. After this, there will be a drop-down where you can click on import media files and choose the video file. You can also use build-in music tracks to add music to your video by selecting the Music tab. Repeat the process to pick the desired background music.

Step 2: Now, you can navigate the video you imported to Filmora, then tap on the sign ‘+’on it alternatively; you can drag down the media file to the timeline.

Step 3: Now, edit your music by double-tapping the audio from the timeline. It will display the audio panel at the top of the screen. You can use it to set the desired equalizer manage pitch volume and speed. You can also use the forum to fade in or fade out.

Step 4: Finally, you can now export the video that has made the desired changes by clicking ‘export’ on the toolbar to export the video. You can now save the exported in the desired format and remember to rename it directly.

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 >

AI Portrait – The best feature of Wondershare Filmora for gameplay editing

The AI Portrait is a new add-on in Wondershare Filmora. It can easily remove video backgrounds without using a green screen or chroma key, allowing you to add borders, glitch effects, pixelated, noise, or segmentation video effects.

Conclusion

In the end, we can tell you that there are numerous ways of procuring sound effects, and we have listed a small but popular portion of them, whether they are scary sound effects or a different type does not matter as you can find them all with the help of our guide. That is not all, though, since you will need a good

Try It Free Try It Free

Getting sound effects for your videos or audios can be difficult, but fret not! We are here to aid you in that task. There are several ways of doing so, and you are going to learn those here on our website as you take a trip through it. We will keep this concise and brief because we care about your time. This article will teach you where to get sound effects in mp3 form. They can be scary sound effects, dialogues, scream sound effects, or whatever sound effect you need. Still, we will also teach you how to make your sound effects and add that good effect into your video or audio file.

In this article

01 [Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect](#Part 1)

02 [Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video](#Part 2)

Part 1 Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect

Let’s get the first and probably the most important part out of the way, where to get scary scream sound effects. There are quite a few ways of doing so. We are sure you will find the desired method.

1. Download from Some YouTube Video

This one may not seem very obvious to people. Still, it is a very plausible way of downloading sound effects, but make sure that the audio clips uploaded are the original producer and have given explicit permission to use it. If not, you might want to get their permission first. Otherwise, you could get in trouble, which none of us would like.

Step 1: Firstly, go to you tube’s search bar on the top, and type in the name of the scary sounds mp3 effect you want, then type sound effect after it, and then press enter.

Doing so will show you a list of ‘videos’ that have the desired scary movie sound effects, but in reality, it will most likely be an audio clip with a still image.

Step 2: Right-click on the video and press copy video URL.

Step 3: Afterward, click on your browser’s search bar and type <www.y2mate.com>, then press enter, but be sure to use ad-block and anti-virus on such sites. On the website, press on the big search bar in the middle of the page

Step 4: Copy the video URL into it by pressing control and v together or right-clicking and pressing paste.

Step 5: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

Step 6: Proceed to click on mp3 in the middle of the three options. There will be another list shown before you with only one choice this time.

Step 7: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

That will download the entirety of the video in audio format only. All of this is free. Later in this article, we will show you how to cut and trim it.

2. Make Scary Sound Effect by Yourself

If you are not satisfied with other scary sound effects or want something unique, you can make your sound effects. Initially, get a good-quality microphone with a pop filter for clear audio.

Be Sure To Be In a Quiet Room with Padding:

Connect the microphone to your computer make sure it is unmuted physically by pressing its button, as some microphones have a mute button on them.

Make Sure the Microphone Is Unmuted In the Software:

Step 1: Open a recording software, such as OBS Studio or audio recorder from Windows.

Step 2: Press record and make the sound effect you want.

Step 3: End the recording by pressing stop recording. You will now have recorded a scary music sound effect saved on your computer.

This method requires money for a good microphone, a pop filter, and padding.

3. Getting Sound Effects from Free Websites

This option is attractive to many people, from beginners to people testing out the waters of audio editing. However, it should be noticed that the sound quality is not the best.

You can get free sound effects from websites such as Freesound.com or Soundeffectsplus.com.

Step 1: First of all, go to the website.

Step 2: Register an account

Step 3: Then search your desired sound effect

Step 4: Press download next to it.

Pretty straightforward, and as mentioned, these are free, but with limitations such as total download amount per month or licensing.

4. Buying Sound Effects

If you have money but not time to make your audio effects, you can buy sound effects off the internet. Usually, these sellers have excellent quality audio; they can even make specific sound effects tailored to your needs.

• Many websites sell sound effects, including the likes of – <www.prosoundeffects.com> and <www.soundsnap.com>.
• Both websites are famous among the audio effects community; soundscape even provides audio for Nickelodeon, Disney, Pixar, HBO, and Netflix.
• As per usual, you first register an account.
• Once you are done with that, you buy the package you want, whether a one-time payment, bi-annual, or annual plan.
• These plans have different terms, such as 150 downloads per 6 months. Make sure of the times you will buy before you confirm the purchase.
• Then your search for the audio you want in the search bar
• Afterward, you click download. That’s it! You got it.

Now, let’s talk about inserting them into your product; this requires an editor. And this is where Wondershare’s editing software Filmora comes in.

Part 2 Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video

Filmora is Wondershare’s editing software which, at this point, everyone has heard of. Wondershare has made it an easy-to-use editor so that everyone can edit with it, from beginners to the most skilled professionals, as it has the features and tools to cater to all such users’ needs. It provides free audio effects and video effects to its buyers, and much more. Filmora allows you to cut and edit your sound effects and add any audio you want to your video. Yep, you can edit videos with it too! Filmora enables you to make quality products, whether audio or video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Filmora has some outstanding features, such as allowing you to change audio pitch and volume, obviously letting you edit videos, trimming them, and joining them together. Colour-grading, as well as subtitling.

Since Filmora has several packages, including monthly, yearly, and perpetual, you might want to give it is trial a shot before buying the real thing. This way you can confirm what package suits your requirements.

Features:

• It widely supports different formats.
• Powerful video editing features and intuitive user interface.
• Transfer to a popular device option, upload to YouTube, or burn to DVD.
• A choice of 300+ stunning effects for different niches.
• Royalty-free music, Modern and easy to use.

Step by Step Guide for How to Add Sound Effects to Video with Filmora:

Step 1: Go to the Filmora official website, install wonder share Filmora, and lunch it. Once it’s launched, you will find a tab just below the menu bar, tap media, and click import. After this, there will be a drop-down where you can click on import media files and choose the video file. You can also use build-in music tracks to add music to your video by selecting the Music tab. Repeat the process to pick the desired background music.

Step 2: Now, you can navigate the video you imported to Filmora, then tap on the sign ‘+’on it alternatively; you can drag down the media file to the timeline.

Step 3: Now, edit your music by double-tapping the audio from the timeline. It will display the audio panel at the top of the screen. You can use it to set the desired equalizer manage pitch volume and speed. You can also use the forum to fade in or fade out.

Step 4: Finally, you can now export the video that has made the desired changes by clicking ‘export’ on the toolbar to export the video. You can now save the exported in the desired format and remember to rename it directly.

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 >

AI Portrait – The best feature of Wondershare Filmora for gameplay editing

The AI Portrait is a new add-on in Wondershare Filmora. It can easily remove video backgrounds without using a green screen or chroma key, allowing you to add borders, glitch effects, pixelated, noise, or segmentation video effects.

Conclusion

In the end, we can tell you that there are numerous ways of procuring sound effects, and we have listed a small but popular portion of them, whether they are scary sound effects or a different type does not matter as you can find them all with the help of our guide. That is not all, though, since you will need a good

Try It Free Try It Free

Getting sound effects for your videos or audios can be difficult, but fret not! We are here to aid you in that task. There are several ways of doing so, and you are going to learn those here on our website as you take a trip through it. We will keep this concise and brief because we care about your time. This article will teach you where to get sound effects in mp3 form. They can be scary sound effects, dialogues, scream sound effects, or whatever sound effect you need. Still, we will also teach you how to make your sound effects and add that good effect into your video or audio file.

In this article

01 [Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect](#Part 1)

02 [Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video](#Part 2)

Part 1 Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect

Let’s get the first and probably the most important part out of the way, where to get scary scream sound effects. There are quite a few ways of doing so. We are sure you will find the desired method.

1. Download from Some YouTube Video

This one may not seem very obvious to people. Still, it is a very plausible way of downloading sound effects, but make sure that the audio clips uploaded are the original producer and have given explicit permission to use it. If not, you might want to get their permission first. Otherwise, you could get in trouble, which none of us would like.

Step 1: Firstly, go to you tube’s search bar on the top, and type in the name of the scary sounds mp3 effect you want, then type sound effect after it, and then press enter.

Doing so will show you a list of ‘videos’ that have the desired scary movie sound effects, but in reality, it will most likely be an audio clip with a still image.

Step 2: Right-click on the video and press copy video URL.

Step 3: Afterward, click on your browser’s search bar and type <www.y2mate.com>, then press enter, but be sure to use ad-block and anti-virus on such sites. On the website, press on the big search bar in the middle of the page

Step 4: Copy the video URL into it by pressing control and v together or right-clicking and pressing paste.

Step 5: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

Step 6: Proceed to click on mp3 in the middle of the three options. There will be another list shown before you with only one choice this time.

Step 7: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

That will download the entirety of the video in audio format only. All of this is free. Later in this article, we will show you how to cut and trim it.

2. Make Scary Sound Effect by Yourself

If you are not satisfied with other scary sound effects or want something unique, you can make your sound effects. Initially, get a good-quality microphone with a pop filter for clear audio.

Be Sure To Be In a Quiet Room with Padding:

Connect the microphone to your computer make sure it is unmuted physically by pressing its button, as some microphones have a mute button on them.

Make Sure the Microphone Is Unmuted In the Software:

Step 1: Open a recording software, such as OBS Studio or audio recorder from Windows.

Step 2: Press record and make the sound effect you want.

Step 3: End the recording by pressing stop recording. You will now have recorded a scary music sound effect saved on your computer.

This method requires money for a good microphone, a pop filter, and padding.

3. Getting Sound Effects from Free Websites

This option is attractive to many people, from beginners to people testing out the waters of audio editing. However, it should be noticed that the sound quality is not the best.

You can get free sound effects from websites such as Freesound.com or Soundeffectsplus.com.

Step 1: First of all, go to the website.

Step 2: Register an account

Step 3: Then search your desired sound effect

Step 4: Press download next to it.

Pretty straightforward, and as mentioned, these are free, but with limitations such as total download amount per month or licensing.

4. Buying Sound Effects

If you have money but not time to make your audio effects, you can buy sound effects off the internet. Usually, these sellers have excellent quality audio; they can even make specific sound effects tailored to your needs.

• Many websites sell sound effects, including the likes of – <www.prosoundeffects.com> and <www.soundsnap.com>.
• Both websites are famous among the audio effects community; soundscape even provides audio for Nickelodeon, Disney, Pixar, HBO, and Netflix.
• As per usual, you first register an account.
• Once you are done with that, you buy the package you want, whether a one-time payment, bi-annual, or annual plan.
• These plans have different terms, such as 150 downloads per 6 months. Make sure of the times you will buy before you confirm the purchase.
• Then your search for the audio you want in the search bar
• Afterward, you click download. That’s it! You got it.

Now, let’s talk about inserting them into your product; this requires an editor. And this is where Wondershare’s editing software Filmora comes in.

Part 2 Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video

Filmora is Wondershare’s editing software which, at this point, everyone has heard of. Wondershare has made it an easy-to-use editor so that everyone can edit with it, from beginners to the most skilled professionals, as it has the features and tools to cater to all such users’ needs. It provides free audio effects and video effects to its buyers, and much more. Filmora allows you to cut and edit your sound effects and add any audio you want to your video. Yep, you can edit videos with it too! Filmora enables you to make quality products, whether audio or video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Filmora has some outstanding features, such as allowing you to change audio pitch and volume, obviously letting you edit videos, trimming them, and joining them together. Colour-grading, as well as subtitling.

Since Filmora has several packages, including monthly, yearly, and perpetual, you might want to give it is trial a shot before buying the real thing. This way you can confirm what package suits your requirements.

Features:

• It widely supports different formats.
• Powerful video editing features and intuitive user interface.
• Transfer to a popular device option, upload to YouTube, or burn to DVD.
• A choice of 300+ stunning effects for different niches.
• Royalty-free music, Modern and easy to use.

Step by Step Guide for How to Add Sound Effects to Video with Filmora:

Step 1: Go to the Filmora official website, install wonder share Filmora, and lunch it. Once it’s launched, you will find a tab just below the menu bar, tap media, and click import. After this, there will be a drop-down where you can click on import media files and choose the video file. You can also use build-in music tracks to add music to your video by selecting the Music tab. Repeat the process to pick the desired background music.

Step 2: Now, you can navigate the video you imported to Filmora, then tap on the sign ‘+’on it alternatively; you can drag down the media file to the timeline.

Step 3: Now, edit your music by double-tapping the audio from the timeline. It will display the audio panel at the top of the screen. You can use it to set the desired equalizer manage pitch volume and speed. You can also use the forum to fade in or fade out.

Step 4: Finally, you can now export the video that has made the desired changes by clicking ‘export’ on the toolbar to export the video. You can now save the exported in the desired format and remember to rename it directly.

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 >

AI Portrait – The best feature of Wondershare Filmora for gameplay editing

The AI Portrait is a new add-on in Wondershare Filmora. It can easily remove video backgrounds without using a green screen or chroma key, allowing you to add borders, glitch effects, pixelated, noise, or segmentation video effects.

Conclusion

In the end, we can tell you that there are numerous ways of procuring sound effects, and we have listed a small but popular portion of them, whether they are scary sound effects or a different type does not matter as you can find them all with the help of our guide. That is not all, though, since you will need a good

Try It Free Try It Free

Getting sound effects for your videos or audios can be difficult, but fret not! We are here to aid you in that task. There are several ways of doing so, and you are going to learn those here on our website as you take a trip through it. We will keep this concise and brief because we care about your time. This article will teach you where to get sound effects in mp3 form. They can be scary sound effects, dialogues, scream sound effects, or whatever sound effect you need. Still, we will also teach you how to make your sound effects and add that good effect into your video or audio file.

In this article

01 [Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect](#Part 1)

02 [Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video](#Part 2)

Part 1 Ways to Download All Kinds of Sound Effect

Let’s get the first and probably the most important part out of the way, where to get scary scream sound effects. There are quite a few ways of doing so. We are sure you will find the desired method.

1. Download from Some YouTube Video

This one may not seem very obvious to people. Still, it is a very plausible way of downloading sound effects, but make sure that the audio clips uploaded are the original producer and have given explicit permission to use it. If not, you might want to get their permission first. Otherwise, you could get in trouble, which none of us would like.

Step 1: Firstly, go to you tube’s search bar on the top, and type in the name of the scary sounds mp3 effect you want, then type sound effect after it, and then press enter.

Doing so will show you a list of ‘videos’ that have the desired scary movie sound effects, but in reality, it will most likely be an audio clip with a still image.

Step 2: Right-click on the video and press copy video URL.

Step 3: Afterward, click on your browser’s search bar and type <www.y2mate.com>, then press enter, but be sure to use ad-block and anti-virus on such sites. On the website, press on the big search bar in the middle of the page

Step 4: Copy the video URL into it by pressing control and v together or right-clicking and pressing paste.

Step 5: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

Step 6: Proceed to click on mp3 in the middle of the three options. There will be another list shown before you with only one choice this time.

Step 7: Then press start. A list of options will be shown before you.

That will download the entirety of the video in audio format only. All of this is free. Later in this article, we will show you how to cut and trim it.

2. Make Scary Sound Effect by Yourself

If you are not satisfied with other scary sound effects or want something unique, you can make your sound effects. Initially, get a good-quality microphone with a pop filter for clear audio.

Be Sure To Be In a Quiet Room with Padding:

Connect the microphone to your computer make sure it is unmuted physically by pressing its button, as some microphones have a mute button on them.

Make Sure the Microphone Is Unmuted In the Software:

Step 1: Open a recording software, such as OBS Studio or audio recorder from Windows.

Step 2: Press record and make the sound effect you want.

Step 3: End the recording by pressing stop recording. You will now have recorded a scary music sound effect saved on your computer.

This method requires money for a good microphone, a pop filter, and padding.

3. Getting Sound Effects from Free Websites

This option is attractive to many people, from beginners to people testing out the waters of audio editing. However, it should be noticed that the sound quality is not the best.

You can get free sound effects from websites such as Freesound.com or Soundeffectsplus.com.

Step 1: First of all, go to the website.

Step 2: Register an account

Step 3: Then search your desired sound effect

Step 4: Press download next to it.

Pretty straightforward, and as mentioned, these are free, but with limitations such as total download amount per month or licensing.

4. Buying Sound Effects

If you have money but not time to make your audio effects, you can buy sound effects off the internet. Usually, these sellers have excellent quality audio; they can even make specific sound effects tailored to your needs.

• Many websites sell sound effects, including the likes of – <www.prosoundeffects.com> and <www.soundsnap.com>.
• Both websites are famous among the audio effects community; soundscape even provides audio for Nickelodeon, Disney, Pixar, HBO, and Netflix.
• As per usual, you first register an account.
• Once you are done with that, you buy the package you want, whether a one-time payment, bi-annual, or annual plan.
• These plans have different terms, such as 150 downloads per 6 months. Make sure of the times you will buy before you confirm the purchase.
• Then your search for the audio you want in the search bar
• Afterward, you click download. That’s it! You got it.

Now, let’s talk about inserting them into your product; this requires an editor. And this is where Wondershare’s editing software Filmora comes in.

Part 2 Use Filmora to Add Background Music to Your Video

Filmora is Wondershare’s editing software which, at this point, everyone has heard of. Wondershare has made it an easy-to-use editor so that everyone can edit with it, from beginners to the most skilled professionals, as it has the features and tools to cater to all such users’ needs. It provides free audio effects and video effects to its buyers, and much more. Filmora allows you to cut and edit your sound effects and add any audio you want to your video. Yep, you can edit videos with it too! Filmora enables you to make quality products, whether audio or video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Filmora has some outstanding features, such as allowing you to change audio pitch and volume, obviously letting you edit videos, trimming them, and joining them together. Colour-grading, as well as subtitling.

Since Filmora has several packages, including monthly, yearly, and perpetual, you might want to give it is trial a shot before buying the real thing. This way you can confirm what package suits your requirements.

Features:

• It widely supports different formats.
• Powerful video editing features and intuitive user interface.
• Transfer to a popular device option, upload to YouTube, or burn to DVD.
• A choice of 300+ stunning effects for different niches.
• Royalty-free music, Modern and easy to use.

Step by Step Guide for How to Add Sound Effects to Video with Filmora:

Step 1: Go to the Filmora official website, install wonder share Filmora, and lunch it. Once it’s launched, you will find a tab just below the menu bar, tap media, and click import. After this, there will be a drop-down where you can click on import media files and choose the video file. You can also use build-in music tracks to add music to your video by selecting the Music tab. Repeat the process to pick the desired background music.

Step 2: Now, you can navigate the video you imported to Filmora, then tap on the sign ‘+’on it alternatively; you can drag down the media file to the timeline.

Step 3: Now, edit your music by double-tapping the audio from the timeline. It will display the audio panel at the top of the screen. You can use it to set the desired equalizer manage pitch volume and speed. You can also use the forum to fade in or fade out.

Step 4: Finally, you can now export the video that has made the desired changes by clicking ‘export’ on the toolbar to export the video. You can now save the exported in the desired format and remember to rename it directly.

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 >

AI Portrait – The best feature of Wondershare Filmora for gameplay editing

The AI Portrait is a new add-on in Wondershare Filmora. It can easily remove video backgrounds without using a green screen or chroma key, allowing you to add borders, glitch effects, pixelated, noise, or segmentation video effects.

Conclusion

In the end, we can tell you that there are numerous ways of procuring sound effects, and we have listed a small but popular portion of them, whether they are scary sound effects or a different type does not matter as you can find them all with the help of our guide. That is not all, though, since you will need a good

The Art of Dividing Sounds From Videos in iMovie for Mac Enthusiasts

How to Separate Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac?

Liza Brown

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

Apple’s video editing program, iMovie, is a popular choice. By removing background noise and raising audio levels of quiet clips, iMovie may likewise modify and enhance the audio of a project.

iMovie gives you the basic, no-frills editing tools you need to make a movie out of a collection of video clips. Without using videotape, you can easily browse from scene to scene and save your edits and changes in digital format. The end product is a high-quality digital video movie that you can save as a QuickTime file or dump back to digital videotape.

Now let’s look at how to separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac.

• Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac
• Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie
• Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac

The iMovie program is capable of producing high-quality movies and videos. If you’re dealing with a video that includes both sound and pictures, you may want to split the two at some point.

To separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac, just open the video and follow the steps below.

Step 1. Remove the audio clip from the video

In your iMovie timeline, find the clip that contains both video and audio.

Right-click the clip or hold Control and click it. You can also go to the menu bar and choose Detach Audio.

The audio from that clip will then show as its own “clip” in green below the video. The little line on the left, however, confirms that the video and audio are still connected. This implies that if you delete the video, you’ll lose the audio as well. As a result, you’ll either need to move the audio clip somewhere else in your video or place it in the Background Music Well at the bottom of the timeline.

Simply select, drag, and drop the green audio clip where you want it. It will be in the background of all other noises in your movie if you set it in the Background Music Well.

Step 2. Get rid of the video

You can remove the video by clicking it and utilizing one of these techniques after you disconnect the audio and unlink it from the video.

Select Delete from the shortcut menu by right-clicking.

Or hold Control while clicking and selecting Delete.

Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie

Want to extract the music file from a video clip’s audio and visual tracks? Or do you want to add another audio file to the video frame? In this part, you’ll learn how to easily separate audio from video and create your own MP3s with iMovie’s alternative - Wondershare Filmora. It’s a powerful video editing software available on both Mac and Windows.

You can make your own MP3 file of the amazing piece of music for enjoyment on the move, whether it’s from a music video, TV show, or concert footage. To separate your audio from your video, follow the steps outlined below.

Step 1. Import your media files into Filmora

To enter the editing mode, run the software and select the 16:9 or 4:3 ratio that best suits your demands. Then select Import to import video clips, audio, or photographs from your computer’s file folder.

It’s worth noting that this tool is highly compatible with a variety of formats, allowing you to edit them frame by frame while maintaining the original quality. Drag and drop videos onto the timeline after they’ve been imported. All files in the timeline are combined without any gaps by default.

Step 2. Separate the audio and video with a single click

Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu of the video file from which you wish to extract the audio track. You’ll see an audio file appearing on the audio track right away. Yes, this is the source video’s actual audio file.

You’ve successfully detached the audio track from the video file.

Step 3. Save the video or audio that has been split

Because the audio and video tracks have been split, you may simply delete the audio or video track you don’t need and replace it with the new one. Then press “Export” to save the audio track as an MP3 file, or go straight to the “iPod” preset to listen on the move.

You should first save the split video frame or audio track to a project file on your hard disk if you wish to save it separately in a new file. Reload the project file that contains the video frame after you’ve finished exporting the audio track, and then export it to a new video file.

Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

To learn more about separating audio from video in iMovie, you can check the FAQs below.

1. Is it possible to split audio and video in iMovie?

Yes, you certainly can. Select the video clip you want to separate after you’ve imported it into iMovie. Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu by right-clicking. You can now remove one of the tracks (audio or video), relocate it to a different location in the movie timeline, or alter it.

2. In iMovie, what does “detach audio” do?

The video clip’s audio is deleted, and an audio-only clip (with a green bar) is inserted below the video clip. The audio clip can now be linked to any other clip in your movie, or it can be relocated to the background music section.

3. How can I remove the original audio (from the camera) and lock the new audio to the video so that I don’t have to deal with two different parts (video and audio) when editing?

Make a movie in iMovie that simply mixes all the audio and visuals. You can align the video by listening to it or looking at the waveforms. After it’s all lined up, go into the clip inspector and turn off the video track’s volume. To maintain as much quality as feasible, SHARE/EXPORT using QuickTime and choose Apple Intermediate Codec as your codec. This will link the secondary audio and video tracks together. Now, into an Event, import the movie you just made in iMovie. You may now combine audio and video editing.

4. Is it feasible to simply take the video’s audio and save it as a sound file?

If you have other clips in the timeline, you can detach the audio and copy and paste it around, but if you want all the audio from a clip or set of clips, put them in a project and make a custom QT export and export “Sound to AIFF file”. Drag that into another movie clip or import it as an audio track in iTunes.

5. How do I get the audio from the clip to detach so that I may remove it and record fresh audio over it?

Only in the project timeline, not in the event pane, can you disconnect audio from a clip.

6. In iMovie for Mac, how can I mute a video?

Click the Create New button in iMovie to start a new project. From the resulting dropdown menu, pick Movie. Select the video you wish to mute by clicking the Import Media option. Drag and drop the video onto the timeline once it’s been imported. Right-click on the video in the timeline and choose Detach Audio from the dropdown menu.

The audio and video will be separated or detached as a result of this. Remove the audio from the video that you separated or disconnected in the previous step. The audio file (or layer) is located just beneath the video file on your timeline. Then you can either delete it by right-clicking on it and selecting Delete from the dropdown menu, or by simply clicking on it. It will be highlighted in yellow to indicate that it has been selected. And then press the delete key.

7. How do I view and download a preview?

By clicking the play button next to the Share button, you may see a preview of the video. The video can then be downloaded to your computer by selecting Download Video from the dropdown menu after hitting the Publish button.

Alternatively, you can share it directly from the app to other social media platforms. Apart from removing audio from videos, Animaker also includes other video editing tools that you’ll need to modify your videos for social media and your website.

Wrap Up

As seen in this instructional article, iMovie has countless amazing features as a video editor on Mac . Separating audio from a video is one of those interesting features on iMovie.

If a video has music, sounds, or voices that you’d like to separate from the video, following the above-listed steps is an easy way to do just that. One thing to always remember is to keep the app open while exporting.

And if iMovie can’t meet your need, don’t worry. Wondershare Filmora can be your better choice.

Liza Brown

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

Follow @Liza Brown

Liza Brown

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

Apple’s video editing program, iMovie, is a popular choice. By removing background noise and raising audio levels of quiet clips, iMovie may likewise modify and enhance the audio of a project.

iMovie gives you the basic, no-frills editing tools you need to make a movie out of a collection of video clips. Without using videotape, you can easily browse from scene to scene and save your edits and changes in digital format. The end product is a high-quality digital video movie that you can save as a QuickTime file or dump back to digital videotape.

Now let’s look at how to separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac.

• Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac
• Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie
• Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac

The iMovie program is capable of producing high-quality movies and videos. If you’re dealing with a video that includes both sound and pictures, you may want to split the two at some point.

To separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac, just open the video and follow the steps below.

Step 1. Remove the audio clip from the video

In your iMovie timeline, find the clip that contains both video and audio.

Right-click the clip or hold Control and click it. You can also go to the menu bar and choose Detach Audio.

The audio from that clip will then show as its own “clip” in green below the video. The little line on the left, however, confirms that the video and audio are still connected. This implies that if you delete the video, you’ll lose the audio as well. As a result, you’ll either need to move the audio clip somewhere else in your video or place it in the Background Music Well at the bottom of the timeline.

Simply select, drag, and drop the green audio clip where you want it. It will be in the background of all other noises in your movie if you set it in the Background Music Well.

Step 2. Get rid of the video

You can remove the video by clicking it and utilizing one of these techniques after you disconnect the audio and unlink it from the video.

Select Delete from the shortcut menu by right-clicking.

Or hold Control while clicking and selecting Delete.

Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie

Want to extract the music file from a video clip’s audio and visual tracks? Or do you want to add another audio file to the video frame? In this part, you’ll learn how to easily separate audio from video and create your own MP3s with iMovie’s alternative - Wondershare Filmora. It’s a powerful video editing software available on both Mac and Windows.

You can make your own MP3 file of the amazing piece of music for enjoyment on the move, whether it’s from a music video, TV show, or concert footage. To separate your audio from your video, follow the steps outlined below.

Step 1. Import your media files into Filmora

To enter the editing mode, run the software and select the 16:9 or 4:3 ratio that best suits your demands. Then select Import to import video clips, audio, or photographs from your computer’s file folder.

It’s worth noting that this tool is highly compatible with a variety of formats, allowing you to edit them frame by frame while maintaining the original quality. Drag and drop videos onto the timeline after they’ve been imported. All files in the timeline are combined without any gaps by default.

Step 2. Separate the audio and video with a single click

Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu of the video file from which you wish to extract the audio track. You’ll see an audio file appearing on the audio track right away. Yes, this is the source video’s actual audio file.

You’ve successfully detached the audio track from the video file.

Step 3. Save the video or audio that has been split

Because the audio and video tracks have been split, you may simply delete the audio or video track you don’t need and replace it with the new one. Then press “Export” to save the audio track as an MP3 file, or go straight to the “iPod” preset to listen on the move.

You should first save the split video frame or audio track to a project file on your hard disk if you wish to save it separately in a new file. Reload the project file that contains the video frame after you’ve finished exporting the audio track, and then export it to a new video file.

Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

To learn more about separating audio from video in iMovie, you can check the FAQs below.

1. Is it possible to split audio and video in iMovie?

Yes, you certainly can. Select the video clip you want to separate after you’ve imported it into iMovie. Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu by right-clicking. You can now remove one of the tracks (audio or video), relocate it to a different location in the movie timeline, or alter it.

2. In iMovie, what does “detach audio” do?

The video clip’s audio is deleted, and an audio-only clip (with a green bar) is inserted below the video clip. The audio clip can now be linked to any other clip in your movie, or it can be relocated to the background music section.

3. How can I remove the original audio (from the camera) and lock the new audio to the video so that I don’t have to deal with two different parts (video and audio) when editing?

Make a movie in iMovie that simply mixes all the audio and visuals. You can align the video by listening to it or looking at the waveforms. After it’s all lined up, go into the clip inspector and turn off the video track’s volume. To maintain as much quality as feasible, SHARE/EXPORT using QuickTime and choose Apple Intermediate Codec as your codec. This will link the secondary audio and video tracks together. Now, into an Event, import the movie you just made in iMovie. You may now combine audio and video editing.

4. Is it feasible to simply take the video’s audio and save it as a sound file?

If you have other clips in the timeline, you can detach the audio and copy and paste it around, but if you want all the audio from a clip or set of clips, put them in a project and make a custom QT export and export “Sound to AIFF file”. Drag that into another movie clip or import it as an audio track in iTunes.

5. How do I get the audio from the clip to detach so that I may remove it and record fresh audio over it?

Only in the project timeline, not in the event pane, can you disconnect audio from a clip.

6. In iMovie for Mac, how can I mute a video?

Click the Create New button in iMovie to start a new project. From the resulting dropdown menu, pick Movie. Select the video you wish to mute by clicking the Import Media option. Drag and drop the video onto the timeline once it’s been imported. Right-click on the video in the timeline and choose Detach Audio from the dropdown menu.

The audio and video will be separated or detached as a result of this. Remove the audio from the video that you separated or disconnected in the previous step. The audio file (or layer) is located just beneath the video file on your timeline. Then you can either delete it by right-clicking on it and selecting Delete from the dropdown menu, or by simply clicking on it. It will be highlighted in yellow to indicate that it has been selected. And then press the delete key.

7. How do I view and download a preview?

By clicking the play button next to the Share button, you may see a preview of the video. The video can then be downloaded to your computer by selecting Download Video from the dropdown menu after hitting the Publish button.

Alternatively, you can share it directly from the app to other social media platforms. Apart from removing audio from videos, Animaker also includes other video editing tools that you’ll need to modify your videos for social media and your website.

Wrap Up

As seen in this instructional article, iMovie has countless amazing features as a video editor on Mac . Separating audio from a video is one of those interesting features on iMovie.

If a video has music, sounds, or voices that you’d like to separate from the video, following the above-listed steps is an easy way to do just that. One thing to always remember is to keep the app open while exporting.

And if iMovie can’t meet your need, don’t worry. Wondershare Filmora can be your better choice.

Liza Brown

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

Follow @Liza Brown

Liza Brown

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

Apple’s video editing program, iMovie, is a popular choice. By removing background noise and raising audio levels of quiet clips, iMovie may likewise modify and enhance the audio of a project.

iMovie gives you the basic, no-frills editing tools you need to make a movie out of a collection of video clips. Without using videotape, you can easily browse from scene to scene and save your edits and changes in digital format. The end product is a high-quality digital video movie that you can save as a QuickTime file or dump back to digital videotape.

Now let’s look at how to separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac.

• Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac
• Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie
• Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac

The iMovie program is capable of producing high-quality movies and videos. If you’re dealing with a video that includes both sound and pictures, you may want to split the two at some point.

To separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac, just open the video and follow the steps below.

Step 1. Remove the audio clip from the video

In your iMovie timeline, find the clip that contains both video and audio.

Right-click the clip or hold Control and click it. You can also go to the menu bar and choose Detach Audio.

The audio from that clip will then show as its own “clip” in green below the video. The little line on the left, however, confirms that the video and audio are still connected. This implies that if you delete the video, you’ll lose the audio as well. As a result, you’ll either need to move the audio clip somewhere else in your video or place it in the Background Music Well at the bottom of the timeline.

Simply select, drag, and drop the green audio clip where you want it. It will be in the background of all other noises in your movie if you set it in the Background Music Well.

Step 2. Get rid of the video

You can remove the video by clicking it and utilizing one of these techniques after you disconnect the audio and unlink it from the video.

Select Delete from the shortcut menu by right-clicking.

Or hold Control while clicking and selecting Delete.

Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie

Want to extract the music file from a video clip’s audio and visual tracks? Or do you want to add another audio file to the video frame? In this part, you’ll learn how to easily separate audio from video and create your own MP3s with iMovie’s alternative - Wondershare Filmora. It’s a powerful video editing software available on both Mac and Windows.

You can make your own MP3 file of the amazing piece of music for enjoyment on the move, whether it’s from a music video, TV show, or concert footage. To separate your audio from your video, follow the steps outlined below.

Step 1. Import your media files into Filmora

To enter the editing mode, run the software and select the 16:9 or 4:3 ratio that best suits your demands. Then select Import to import video clips, audio, or photographs from your computer’s file folder.

It’s worth noting that this tool is highly compatible with a variety of formats, allowing you to edit them frame by frame while maintaining the original quality. Drag and drop videos onto the timeline after they’ve been imported. All files in the timeline are combined without any gaps by default.

Step 2. Separate the audio and video with a single click

Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu of the video file from which you wish to extract the audio track. You’ll see an audio file appearing on the audio track right away. Yes, this is the source video’s actual audio file.

You’ve successfully detached the audio track from the video file.

Step 3. Save the video or audio that has been split

Because the audio and video tracks have been split, you may simply delete the audio or video track you don’t need and replace it with the new one. Then press “Export” to save the audio track as an MP3 file, or go straight to the “iPod” preset to listen on the move.

You should first save the split video frame or audio track to a project file on your hard disk if you wish to save it separately in a new file. Reload the project file that contains the video frame after you’ve finished exporting the audio track, and then export it to a new video file.

Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

To learn more about separating audio from video in iMovie, you can check the FAQs below.

1. Is it possible to split audio and video in iMovie?

Yes, you certainly can. Select the video clip you want to separate after you’ve imported it into iMovie. Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu by right-clicking. You can now remove one of the tracks (audio or video), relocate it to a different location in the movie timeline, or alter it.

2. In iMovie, what does “detach audio” do?

The video clip’s audio is deleted, and an audio-only clip (with a green bar) is inserted below the video clip. The audio clip can now be linked to any other clip in your movie, or it can be relocated to the background music section.

3. How can I remove the original audio (from the camera) and lock the new audio to the video so that I don’t have to deal with two different parts (video and audio) when editing?

Make a movie in iMovie that simply mixes all the audio and visuals. You can align the video by listening to it or looking at the waveforms. After it’s all lined up, go into the clip inspector and turn off the video track’s volume. To maintain as much quality as feasible, SHARE/EXPORT using QuickTime and choose Apple Intermediate Codec as your codec. This will link the secondary audio and video tracks together. Now, into an Event, import the movie you just made in iMovie. You may now combine audio and video editing.

4. Is it feasible to simply take the video’s audio and save it as a sound file?

If you have other clips in the timeline, you can detach the audio and copy and paste it around, but if you want all the audio from a clip or set of clips, put them in a project and make a custom QT export and export “Sound to AIFF file”. Drag that into another movie clip or import it as an audio track in iTunes.

5. How do I get the audio from the clip to detach so that I may remove it and record fresh audio over it?

Only in the project timeline, not in the event pane, can you disconnect audio from a clip.

6. In iMovie for Mac, how can I mute a video?

Click the Create New button in iMovie to start a new project. From the resulting dropdown menu, pick Movie. Select the video you wish to mute by clicking the Import Media option. Drag and drop the video onto the timeline once it’s been imported. Right-click on the video in the timeline and choose Detach Audio from the dropdown menu.

The audio and video will be separated or detached as a result of this. Remove the audio from the video that you separated or disconnected in the previous step. The audio file (or layer) is located just beneath the video file on your timeline. Then you can either delete it by right-clicking on it and selecting Delete from the dropdown menu, or by simply clicking on it. It will be highlighted in yellow to indicate that it has been selected. And then press the delete key.

7. How do I view and download a preview?

By clicking the play button next to the Share button, you may see a preview of the video. The video can then be downloaded to your computer by selecting Download Video from the dropdown menu after hitting the Publish button.

Alternatively, you can share it directly from the app to other social media platforms. Apart from removing audio from videos, Animaker also includes other video editing tools that you’ll need to modify your videos for social media and your website.

Wrap Up

As seen in this instructional article, iMovie has countless amazing features as a video editor on Mac . Separating audio from a video is one of those interesting features on iMovie.

If a video has music, sounds, or voices that you’d like to separate from the video, following the above-listed steps is an easy way to do just that. One thing to always remember is to keep the app open while exporting.

And if iMovie can’t meet your need, don’t worry. Wondershare Filmora can be your better choice.

Liza Brown

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

Follow @Liza Brown

Liza Brown

Oct 26, 2023• Proven solutions

Apple’s video editing program, iMovie, is a popular choice. By removing background noise and raising audio levels of quiet clips, iMovie may likewise modify and enhance the audio of a project.

iMovie gives you the basic, no-frills editing tools you need to make a movie out of a collection of video clips. Without using videotape, you can easily browse from scene to scene and save your edits and changes in digital format. The end product is a high-quality digital video movie that you can save as a QuickTime file or dump back to digital videotape.

Now let’s look at how to separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac.

• Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac
• Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie
• Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

Part 1. How to Separate/Detach/Split Audio from Video in iMovie on Mac

The iMovie program is capable of producing high-quality movies and videos. If you’re dealing with a video that includes both sound and pictures, you may want to split the two at some point.

To separate audio from video in iMovie on Mac, just open the video and follow the steps below.

Step 1. Remove the audio clip from the video

In your iMovie timeline, find the clip that contains both video and audio.

Right-click the clip or hold Control and click it. You can also go to the menu bar and choose Detach Audio.

The audio from that clip will then show as its own “clip” in green below the video. The little line on the left, however, confirms that the video and audio are still connected. This implies that if you delete the video, you’ll lose the audio as well. As a result, you’ll either need to move the audio clip somewhere else in your video or place it in the Background Music Well at the bottom of the timeline.

Simply select, drag, and drop the green audio clip where you want it. It will be in the background of all other noises in your movie if you set it in the Background Music Well.

Step 2. Get rid of the video

You can remove the video by clicking it and utilizing one of these techniques after you disconnect the audio and unlink it from the video.

Select Delete from the shortcut menu by right-clicking.

Or hold Control while clicking and selecting Delete.

Part 2. Separate Audio from Video on Mac with the Best Alternative to iMovie

Want to extract the music file from a video clip’s audio and visual tracks? Or do you want to add another audio file to the video frame? In this part, you’ll learn how to easily separate audio from video and create your own MP3s with iMovie’s alternative - Wondershare Filmora. It’s a powerful video editing software available on both Mac and Windows.

You can make your own MP3 file of the amazing piece of music for enjoyment on the move, whether it’s from a music video, TV show, or concert footage. To separate your audio from your video, follow the steps outlined below.

Step 1. Import your media files into Filmora

To enter the editing mode, run the software and select the 16:9 or 4:3 ratio that best suits your demands. Then select Import to import video clips, audio, or photographs from your computer’s file folder.

It’s worth noting that this tool is highly compatible with a variety of formats, allowing you to edit them frame by frame while maintaining the original quality. Drag and drop videos onto the timeline after they’ve been imported. All files in the timeline are combined without any gaps by default.

Step 2. Separate the audio and video with a single click

Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu of the video file from which you wish to extract the audio track. You’ll see an audio file appearing on the audio track right away. Yes, this is the source video’s actual audio file.

You’ve successfully detached the audio track from the video file.

Step 3. Save the video or audio that has been split

Because the audio and video tracks have been split, you may simply delete the audio or video track you don’t need and replace it with the new one. Then press “Export” to save the audio track as an MP3 file, or go straight to the “iPod” preset to listen on the move.

You should first save the split video frame or audio track to a project file on your hard disk if you wish to save it separately in a new file. Reload the project file that contains the video frame after you’ve finished exporting the audio track, and then export it to a new video file.

Part 3. FAQs about Separating Audio from Video in iMovie

To learn more about separating audio from video in iMovie, you can check the FAQs below.

1. Is it possible to split audio and video in iMovie?

Yes, you certainly can. Select the video clip you want to separate after you’ve imported it into iMovie. Select “Detach Audio” from the context menu by right-clicking. You can now remove one of the tracks (audio or video), relocate it to a different location in the movie timeline, or alter it.

2. In iMovie, what does “detach audio” do?

The video clip’s audio is deleted, and an audio-only clip (with a green bar) is inserted below the video clip. The audio clip can now be linked to any other clip in your movie, or it can be relocated to the background music section.

3. How can I remove the original audio (from the camera) and lock the new audio to the video so that I don’t have to deal with two different parts (video and audio) when editing?

Make a movie in iMovie that simply mixes all the audio and visuals. You can align the video by listening to it or looking at the waveforms. After it’s all lined up, go into the clip inspector and turn off the video track’s volume. To maintain as much quality as feasible, SHARE/EXPORT using QuickTime and choose Apple Intermediate Codec as your codec. This will link the secondary audio and video tracks together. Now, into an Event, import the movie you just made in iMovie. You may now combine audio and video editing.

4. Is it feasible to simply take the video’s audio and save it as a sound file?

If you have other clips in the timeline, you can detach the audio and copy and paste it around, but if you want all the audio from a clip or set of clips, put them in a project and make a custom QT export and export “Sound to AIFF file”. Drag that into another movie clip or import it as an audio track in iTunes.

5. How do I get the audio from the clip to detach so that I may remove it and record fresh audio over it?

Only in the project timeline, not in the event pane, can you disconnect audio from a clip.

6. In iMovie for Mac, how can I mute a video?

Click the Create New button in iMovie to start a new project. From the resulting dropdown menu, pick Movie. Select the video you wish to mute by clicking the Import Media option. Drag and drop the video onto the timeline once it’s been imported. Right-click on the video in the timeline and choose Detach Audio from the dropdown menu.

The audio and video will be separated or detached as a result of this. Remove the audio from the video that you separated or disconnected in the previous step. The audio file (or layer) is located just beneath the video file on your timeline. Then you can either delete it by right-clicking on it and selecting Delete from the dropdown menu, or by simply clicking on it. It will be highlighted in yellow to indicate that it has been selected. And then press the delete key.

7. How do I view and download a preview?

By clicking the play button next to the Share button, you may see a preview of the video. The video can then be downloaded to your computer by selecting Download Video from the dropdown menu after hitting the Publish button.

Alternatively, you can share it directly from the app to other social media platforms. Apart from removing audio from videos, Animaker also includes other video editing tools that you’ll need to modify your videos for social media and your website.

Wrap Up

As seen in this instructional article, iMovie has countless amazing features as a video editor on Mac . Separating audio from a video is one of those interesting features on iMovie.

If a video has music, sounds, or voices that you’d like to separate from the video, following the above-listed steps is an easy way to do just that. One thing to always remember is to keep the app open while exporting.

And if iMovie can’t meet your need, don’t worry. Wondershare Filmora can be your better choice.

Liza Brown

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