Adobe Premiere Elements 12 - Manual (Page 204)

Adding music scores to video clips
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You can add music scores to video clips and enhance the musical atmosphere of the video. You can choose from various royalty-free music
scores in Adobe Premiere Elements.
A music score here refers to an audio track that you can apply to a video in the timeline. It includes an intro, a body, and an extro. The music
played in a score dynamically fits to the length of the video track.
Soundbooth scores are like music pieces that adapt themselves to user-specified parameters, such as the length of a video, by intelligently
rearranging the musical structure and altering the mix to match a desired intensity.
Adding a music score to a video clip
Repositioning the music score
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Adding a music score to a video clip
To add a music score to your video clip, follow these steps:
1. Click Add Media. Select an option to import the intended video to the timeline.
Skip this step if the video is already present on the timeline.
2. Click Audio on the action bar.
3. From the drop-down list, select Music Score. A list of categories of musical scores is displayed. Select a category of music score to explore
the sounds available in that category.
Music Scores
4. The scores are displayed under the music score category selected in the previous step. Click the preview button to hear the score before
applying it to the video clip.
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