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Audio and music

Add music that snaps to the beat, voiceover and sound effects, and edit clips like in a video editor.

Launch videos and social clips live on rhythm. EaseKit has two audio lanes under the timeline: Music and Voice & FX. Music is analyzed for its tempo, and clips, retimed layers and the AI all line up with the beat.

Add music

  1. Press ⇧⌘A (Stage → Add Music…), click Music in the toolbar, or Add music under the timeline. You can pick several files at once.
  2. EaseKit analyzes the audio (“Analyzing audio…”) and shows the BPM on the lane. Clips snap to the beat.
  3. Right-click a clip for Move First Beat to 0 s or Fit Scene to Music (up to 60 s).

Voiceover and sound effects go on the Voice & FX lane with Add audio. They start at the playhead and play over the music.

Music and Voice & FX lanes under the timeline

Edit audio clips

⌘B
Split at the playhead (Stage → Split Audio at Playhead)
⌥ Click
Cut the clip right there
⌥⌘[ / ⌥⌘]
Trim clip start / end to the playhead
Drag a clip
Move it
Drag an edge
Trim; snaps to the playhead, beats and cuts
⌫
Delete the selected clip
⇧⌫
Ripple delete: later clips close the gap

The clip menu

CommandOptions
Split at Playhead, Trim Start to Playhead, Trim End to PlayheadActs on the clip you right-clicked
Fade In / Fade OutNone, 0.25, 0.5, 1 or 2 s
Volume100 %, 70 %, 40 %, 15 % or Mute
DuplicateA copy after it on the same lane
Move to Voice & FX Lane / Move to Music LaneSwitches lanes
Delete / Ripple DeleteRemoves the clip, optionally closing the gap
Close Gaps on This LanePulls later clips together
Move First Beat to 0 sShifts the music so the first beat lands at the start
Fit Scene to MusicSets the scene length to the end of the last clip
Remove All MusicRemoves the audio track

Troubleshooting

If this happensTry this
“Add music first (⇧⌘A)”Split and trim need a music clip.
“Move the playhead onto a music clip”Split and trim act on the clip under the playhead.
The BPM says “no clear beat”The track has no steady rhythm. Snapping still uses the playhead and cuts.