Decrease Volume Apple ProRes

1) Sign up for Descript for free. No credit card is required.

2) Create a new project and upload your MP4 file by dragging and dropping it into the project. Descript automatically processes the file in the cloud.

3) Head over to "Layers" on the right sidebar and adjust the volume by dragging the audio slidebar left and right. For more precise control, type in the specific value!

4) Share the file by selecting Publish -> Export -> Apple ProRes -> Save.

• Ensures consistent audio levels across different clips within the same project.
• Improves the overall listening experience by eliminating abrupt volume changes.
• Helps meet broadcast standards that require specific audio levels for ProRes files.
• Facilitates better integration with other media elements, such as background music and voiceovers.
• Enhances the final output quality, making it more professional and polished.

• Ensures consistent audio levels across different clips within the same project.
• Improves the overall listening experience by eliminating abrupt volume changes.
• Helps meet broadcast standards that require specific audio levels for ProRes files.
• Facilitates better integration with other media elements, such as background music and voiceovers.
• Enhances the final output quality, making it more professional and polished.

Tips for Adjusting the Volume on Your Apple ProRes Files

Adjusting the audio volume on your Apple ProRes files can be a game-changer for your video projects. Here are some expert tips to help you get the best results:

• Normalize audio levels: Use the normalization feature to ensure all audio clips have a consistent volume level.
• Utilize keyframes: Apply keyframes to gradually increase or decrease volume at specific points in your timeline.
• Check peak levels: Monitor peak levels to avoid distortion and ensure your audio stays within acceptable limits.
• Use EQ adjustments: Fine-tune the equalizer settings to balance frequencies and enhance audio clarity.
• Preview on different devices: Test your audio on various devices to ensure it sounds good across all platforms.