Learn how to speed up or slow down videos in iMovie on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to highlight specific moments, create dramatic effects, or change their on-screen time.
How to change speed of a video in iMovie on Mac and iOS
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Learn how to speed up or slow down videos in iMovie on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to highlight specific moments, create dramatic effects, or change their on-screen time.
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If you want to work with the musical notes in GarageBand for your song, you can show, add, and edit notes. In GarageBand on Mac, you can work with notes for MIDI regions, and on iOS, you can work with them for green touch instrument regions.
Here’s how to show, add, and edit musical notes in GarageBand on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
When you’re making music in GarageBand, you’re mixing regions and tracks to create your song. Whether you’re using vocals or instruments, not every track needs to have the same volume. You might want an instrument to play subtly in the background while emphasizing vocals, for example. Or you may want the volume of a track to increase and decrease at certain points.
Here’s how to adjust the track volume in GarageBand on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
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When you add an audio effect or background music to your movie in iMovie, you may want to make some adjustments. Luckily, iMovie provides features for editing your audio clips so that you can trim them, change the speed, and adjust the volume.
For iMovie on both Mac and iOS, this tutorial shows you the basics of how to edit, trim, and adjust your audio clips.