How did the dubbing in the clip come from?

Voice dubbing in clips is achieved by recording or importing audio files. You can use a device, such as a mobile phone or microphone, to record audio, or you can import an external audio file and edit it in the cutout. When editing, audio and video can be synchronized, and operations such as editing, fading in and out, pitch and volume adjustment can be performed to achieve good audio effects.

1. In the editing software, click "Start Creation", then select the video material to be dubbed from the mobile phone album and import it into the clip.

2. After importing the material, click "Audio" in the lower left corner.

3. Slide the bottom option and click "Record".

4. Hold down the recording button with your finger to dub the speech.

5. After recording, release your finger to complete the recording, and click the checkmark symbol in the lower right corner.

6. Click the play button to listen to your own dubbing. If you are not satisfied, you can delete and re-record. If you think the recording is ok, click Export in the upper right corner to export to a local photo album.

To edit a video with clips, follow these steps:

1. Import the clip material into the editing interface, click Import, filter the material to be edited, and click Open.

2. Drag into orbit. Select the material to edit and drag it to the track.

3. cut the material. Put the white bar in the position to be cut, select the material, click the division in the menu, select the material to be deleted, and click Delete.

4. Add background music Click Audio in the menu, click Pure Music, select a background music, and click Add to Audio Track.

5. Cut the length of the audio clip to match the video.

6. Export the export in the upper right corner of the video point, and then click Export.