Decrease Volume MPEG

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 -> MPEG -> Save.

• Ensure consistent audio levels across different MPEG files for a seamless listening experience.
• Improve the clarity of dialogue and important sounds by fine-tuning the volume.
• Reduce background noise in MPEG files by lowering the overall volume.
• Optimize audio levels for different playback environments, such as headphones or speakers.
• Enhance the overall quality of your MPEG files by balancing the audio with other media elements.

• Ensure consistent audio levels across different MPEG files for a seamless listening experience.
• Improve the clarity of dialogue and important sounds by fine-tuning the volume.
• Reduce background noise in MPEG files by lowering the overall volume.
• Optimize audio levels for different playback environments, such as headphones or speakers.
• Enhance the overall quality of your MPEG files by balancing the audio with other media elements.

Tips for Adjusting the Volume on Your MPEG Files

Adjusting the audio volume on your MPEG files can be a game-changer for your media projects. Here are some specific tips to help you get the best results:

• Normalize audio levels: Use Descript's normalization feature to ensure all parts of your MPEG file have consistent volume.
• Isolate dialogue: Focus on enhancing dialogue by isolating and boosting the vocal frequencies while keeping background noise low.
• Use keyframes: Apply keyframes to adjust the volume at specific points in your MPEG file for dynamic audio control.
• Check peak levels: Regularly monitor peak levels to avoid distortion and ensure your audio stays within a safe range.
• Preview on different devices: Test your MPEG file on various playback devices to ensure the volume adjustments sound good everywhere.