Adding music and sound effects in Podcastle
Demo summary
The user searches the royalty-free library for 'uplifting synth' and 'whoosh' effects, dragging them onto the timeline and adjusting volume levels.
Step-by-step
- Open the music panel to browse the royalty-free library
- Search for a specific track type, such as 'uplifting synth'
- Drag the selected track onto the timeline
- Decrease the volume level to balance the background music with speech
- Search the SFX library for sound effects like 'whoosh'
- Drop the sound effect directly onto the timeline
- Click export to finalize the project
Options
- Browse over 7,000 royalty-free tracks
- Search for specific sound effects (SFX) instead of full tracks
Tips
- Decrease background music volume so it dips under the speech
- Use the built-in library to eliminate the need for external licensing hunts
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