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I am using iMovie to create a clip with multiple videos added, an audio track, but when I use the Mic icon to record a voiceover, it does it, but then when it adds it, the background track goes really quiet, and my voiceover isn't that loud.
I dont' see a way to adjust both to get the balance right.
Can you help?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.5
The keyframes method of changing volume is found in the "Change Volume" page. But you are right that it would be helpful if the keyframes method and "lower volume of other clips" method were included or at least referenced in the Voiceover section.
-- Rich
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vw5nQmUI2w&ab_channel=EricTimmer
Found the answer myself. Why could they not put this little bit of detail in that "adding a voiceover" page.
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/imovie/mov44e3a4427/mac
This explains how to adjust the input volume, but not how to adjust the 'dipped' volume.
How do I add a voiceover, but keep both volumes up?
