Now, this was just one audio clip, and usually you have an entire sequence of audio, so you'll need to do that multiple times. The extra four in my hand and I roll them. Then I put them- All right, I think that's pretty good, maybe a little bit more. I take the extra four in my hand and I roll them. I'm going to play again and see where we're at. Probably the easiest way to do that is to just grab this white line here and drag up, all right? And once you do, it's going to raise those audio levels. We're peaking between -24 and -18, so we'll need to raise those audio levels a bit. Then I put them back on the- All right, so things are a little low. So I take the extra four in my hand and I roll them. Let's take a listen at where our audio is now and we'll see if we need to raise or lower those audio levels.

All right, so our principal audio needs to peak right around -12 dB, between negative 12 and negative six. If you don't see that, you can go up to View and then Panels and then make sure that Meters is checked. You should have a meters window open, this is part of the editing workspace. And before we make those changes, I want to make sure that we're all looking at the same thing. And the first thing I want to talk about is making basic audio changes. So if you followed along, you should have something fairly similar. I have just a very short sequence in my editor now, and we've put this together in the previous two movies. Now, I just want to finish by showing you a few extra things.

All right, so we've covered the basics of the Hitfilm Express interface and editing tools.

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