Part 3 — CapCut Editing Basics Episode 6 Working with Audio Background Music, Sound Effects & Voice

Описание: Part 3 — CapCut Editing Basics
Episode 6: Working with Audio (Background Music, Sound Effects & Voice)

Opening Hook (0:00 – 0:40)
On camera (friendly, clear tone):
“Welcome back to MyDan Computer Training Channel!
Now that you know how to work with video, it’s time to master the other half of storytelling: sound.
In this episode, I’ll show you how to add background music, sound effects, and voice recordings inside CapCut — so your videos sound just as good as they look.”
👉 Encouragement:
“Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share so you never miss the next tutorial in this series.”
On-screen text animation:“Working with Audio in CapCut”
Main Tutorial (0:40 – 7:30)
Step 1 – Adding Background Music
Screen recording: Import an MP3 and drag to timeline.
Narration:
“To add music, import your audio file or use CapCut’s built-in library. Drag it onto the audio track in the timeline.
Background music sets the mood and keeps your audience engaged.”
On-screen tip overlay: 🎵 “Add music → Set the mood”
Step 2 – Adjusting Music Volume
Screen recording: Lower music volume in settings.
Narration:
“Always adjust the music volume so it doesn’t overpower your voice. Around 15–30% volume works well for background tracks.”
On-screen caption: 🔊 “Balance music with voice”
Step 3 – Adding Sound Effects (SFX)
Screen recording: Import or choose SFX from library.
Narration:
“Sound effects add energy and clarity. For example, use a click sound when text appears, or a whoosh for transitions. Just drag them onto the timeline like music.”
On-screen overlay: ⚡ “SFX = Impact & Fun”

Step 4 – Recording Voiceovers
Screen recording: Click microphone icon → record voice.
Narration:
“To add narration, use the Voiceover tool. Place the playhead where you want the recording to start, click the microphone, and record directly into CapCut.”
On-screen caption: 🎤 “Record narration inside CapCut”