[00:02] Want to transform your audio into a muffled sound?
[00:14] you turn a normal audio clip into a muffled sound effect. I will show you two simple [music] methods to do so. First, get your audio ready. I already >> [music] >> Select your audio layer and go to the
[00:27] effects and presets panel. Add the bass and treble effect [music] to your audio. Set the bass to a 100 and the treble to a negative 100. And that's it. [music] This is the first method for transforming your normal
[00:40] audio into a muffled audio. Now, let me show you the second [music] method. Select your audio again and go to the effects and presets panel. [music] Add the high-low pass effect. Set the cutoff frequency to 500 [music]
[00:56] and change the filter option to low pass.
[01:10] between the normal audio and the muffled audio. To make it sound even [music] better in your edits, you can animate the effect using key frames. Create key frames [music] for cutoff and dry out here and do not change their
[01:22] >> [music] >> set the cutoff to zero, and dry out to 100. >> [music]
[01:47] >> You can clearly hear the audio transition from normal to muffled. And that's it. These are the two simple methods to transform your normal audio into a muffled audio. You can use [music] this in your edits, intros, or
[02:00] outros. And by the way, my editing presets show is on right now. You can check that out, too, if you want. >> You can find everything there, like premium CC, premium text effects,
[02:12] [music] and much more. I'll leave the link to it down in the description. Let me know what tutorial you want next. I [music] need some suggestions, and I'll see you in the next video. Thanks for watching.