At this point, you can decide if you want to keep the segment of the audio that contains inappropriate language in the final cut of the video, you can add the beep sound effect or remove it from the audio directly. You can find several beep sound effects in the Audio library in Filmora. Open track manager, and add a new audio track above audio track 1. Click on the Audio tab in the upper left corner of the screen to access Filmora’s library of songs and audio effects. Head over to the Audio Effects category and start browsing through the software’s collection of audio effects until you find the Beep effect. Drag the effect to the timeline and drop it onto the audio track that is located under the track that contains the video’s original audio file. Make sure that the Beep effect is positioned correctly and that it covers the profanity you’d like to censor entirely.īesides adding beep audio effects, you can also add censor bars to video in Filmora easily. Check the video tutorial below and find out how.
In case you choose to keep the portion of the audio you’d like to censor you should reduce its volume so that it becomes inaudible by dragging the volume level bar that is displayed across the audio file in question all the way down. Part 2: Get Beep Sound Effects from Filmstock Alternatively, you can just click on the audio clip that contains profanity to select it and then press the Delete button on your keyboard to remove it from the timeline. The duration of the Beep sound effect is limited to only a few seconds, and it cannot be extended.
If you need a longer audio clip you can use to censor inappropriate language in your videos, then you should visit the Filmstock effects store or click on the All option in the Audio tab and then click on More Effects.
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