Filmora: Adjust audio channels and balance animation

Demo summary
The tutorial demonstrates copying audio channels and using the sound balance slider with keyframes to animate sound moving between speakers.
Step-by-step
- Open the Basic settings for your audio clip
- Locate the Audio Channel options
- Select Copy Left to Right or Copy Right to Left if audio is only on one side
- Adjust the Sound Balance slider to shift audio between speakers
- Add keyframes to the balance slider to animate the sound movement
Options
- Copy left channel to right
- Copy right channel to left
Tips
- Use the channel copy feature if your microphone recording only captured sound on one side
- Create a cinematic effect by keyframing the balance to move sound gradually from left to right
Highlights
“This feature is very useful if your recording has sound coming from only one side”
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