将音乐编辑到视频中可能很有趣，因为音乐和视频一起可以产生比单独使用更强大的影响。但是，如果您不知道如何编辑音乐或将其排列在视频剪辑中，这似乎比有趣更令人沮丧。
您可以使用一些技术(some techniques)来更轻松地将音乐编辑到视频中。当然，您使用这些技巧的方式可能会根据您使用的编辑程序而改变，但一般的想法应该适用。
节拍编辑(Edit On the Beat)
将音乐编辑到视频中的一种有效方法是根据节拍及时编辑视频剪辑。或者，排列某些剪辑。无论您使用哪种视频编辑程序，这样做都非常容易。就是这样。
- 进入视频的时间线并找到您的音轨。
- 查看音频的波形，看看是否可以在程序中放大它。
- 找到音频中的峰值。这就是节拍的所在。
- 根据这些峰值及时编辑(Edit)您的视频剪辑，您会发现音乐将与它们相匹配。
如果您在Adobe Premiere中进行编辑，则有更好的方法来执行此方法。
- 将您的音频添加到您的时间线。
- 播放(Play)音频并在要添加标记的位置按 M 键。这些将是您的镜头切入节拍的点。
- 从“项目”(Project)面板中选择所有素材，然后右键单击并单击面板右下角的“ 自动序列化”。(Automate to Sequence)
- 将Ordering设置设置为Selection Order并将Placement设置为At Unnumbered Markers，然后选择OK。如果您的剪辑附加了音频，请确保将Method设置为Overwrite Edit并选中Ignore Audio。
- 然后，软件将根据您设置的标记剪切素材。
更改剪辑的速度(Change the Speed of Clips)
添加引人入胜的效果的另一种方法是更改速度，尤其是当您发现剪辑比所需的更长或更短时。这样，您可以更轻松地在视频中获取您想要的部分片段，并更轻松地编辑音乐。
根据您使用的视频编辑程序，该过程可能会有所不同，但以下是在Adobe Premiere中的操作方法。
- 右键单击(Right-click)要更改速度的剪辑。
- 选择Speed/Duration。
- 在出现的窗口中，更改速度(Speed)值的百分比将决定剪辑运行的快慢。
您还可以使用时间重映射(Time Remapping)功能来更改剪辑的速度，并更好地控制剪辑中您想要加速或减速的点。
- 在时间线中选择要更改速度的剪辑。
- 转到“效果控件(Effects Controls)”面板，然后找到“时间重映射”(Time Remapping)下拉菜单。
- 在此下拉列表下将是速度(Speed)值。您可以设置关键帧并在您希望发生速度变化的任何位置更改此值。
使用此方法，您可以仅在剪辑的某些部分设置速度更改，或者在同一剪辑中同时加快和减慢素材的速度。如果您想花时间处理关键帧(working with keyframes)，它可以进行更多的创意控制。
使用过渡 (Use Transitions )
有时，从一个剪辑到下一个剪辑的简单跳转可能与音乐的感觉不匹配。当音乐节奏较快时它可以工作，但如果音乐变慢，您可能需要较慢的过渡来匹配。
您可以通过在编辑程序中使用过渡视频效果来实现这一点。在大多数情况下使用的一个好方法是淡入或淡出。
- 选择要淡入或淡出的剪辑。
- 在“效果(Effects)”面板中，转到“Video Transitions > Dissolve” 。
- 有多种溶解效果可供选择，但一种很好的是适用于大多数用途的Film Dissolve。确定要使用哪一个后，单击并将其拖动到时间线中的剪辑上。您可以将它放在剪辑的开头或结尾。
- 播放您的视频，看看您是否喜欢过渡的外观。如果需要，您可以通过选择它并转到“效果控件(Effects Controls)”面板来延长或缩短过渡。在控件旁边的时间轴中，您应该能够选择过渡效果并将其拖出或拖入以使其更长或更短。
尝试其他过渡效果，看看它们是否更适合您的项目。例如，您可以使用Cross Dissolve效果淡出一个剪辑并淡入下一个剪辑。
编辑口型同步(Editing Lip-Syncing)
当您有口型同步部分(lip-syncing portions)时，将音乐编辑为视频的最令人沮丧的部分之一是。确保音频中的歌词与人的嘴唇对齐需要大量的试验和错误，但有一些方法可以使这个过程变得更容易。
- 将(Drag)剪辑拖到时间线中，让您的主题唱出他们的台词。
- 使用音频时间线两侧的把手，将其向内拖动以使剪辑中的音频更大，以便您可以看到波形。
- 将(Drag)音乐音频拖到时间线中，将其放置在剪辑音频正下方的音轨中。
- 查看两个音轨的波形，尝试通过移动音乐音频来匹配峰值和谷值，直到它们对齐。
- (Mute)通过单击时间线面板左侧的M图标，将原始剪辑中的音轨静音。然后播放剪辑以查看对象的唇部动作是否与音乐音频对齐。
- 一旦你觉得它们匹配得很好，你可以通过右键单击它并选择Cut从剪辑中删除音频。
将音乐编辑成视频(Editing Music Into a Video)
编辑音乐视频可能需要大量工作，尤其是在您不熟悉这些技术的情况下。但是，上面的这些提示应该可以帮助您制作出色的视频。
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How to Edit Music into a Video using Adobe Premiere
Editing music into a video can bе fun, as musіc and vidеo together can haνe а much more powerful іmpact than eithеr one alone. However, it may seem more frustrating than fun if you don’t know how to edit music or line it up in yоur video clips.
There are some techniques you can use to make editing music into videos much easier. Of course, the way you utilize these tips can change depending on which editing program you use, but the general ideas should apply.
Edit On the Beat
One efficient way to edit music into a video is to edit the video cuts in time with the beat. Or, line up certain clips. Doing this is very easy no matter which video editing program you’re using. Here’s how.
- Go into the timeline of your video and find your audio track.
- Look at the waveform of your audio and see if you can enlarge it in your program.
- Find the peaks in the audio. This is where the beats are.
- Edit your video clips in time with these peaks, and you’ll find that the music will match up to them.
If you edit in Adobe Premiere, there’s an even better way to do this method.
- Add your audio to your timeline.
- Play through the audio and press the M key at the points where you want to add your markers. These will be the points where your footage cuts to the beat.
- Select all your footage from the Project panel, then right-click and click on Automate to Sequence in the bottom right corner of the panel.
- Set the Ordering settings to Selection Order and Placement to At Unnumbered Markers, then select OK. If your clips have audio attached, make sure you set the Method to Overwrite Edit and check off Ignore Audio.
- The software will then cut the footage according to the markers you set.
Change the Speed of Clips
Another way you can add an engaging effect, especially if you find a clip is longer or shorter than needed, is to change the speed. This way, you can more easily get parts of clips you want in the video and make it easier to edit to the music.
The process may be a little different depending on what video editing program you’re using, but here’s how to do it in Adobe Premiere.
- Right-click on the clip you want to change the speed of.
- Select Speed/Duration.
- In the window that appears, changing the percentage of the Speed value will determine how fast or slow the clip runs.
You can also use the Time Remapping feature to change the speed of your clips and have more control of the points in your clips you want to be sped up or slowed down.
- Select the clip you want to change the speed of in the timeline.
- Go to the Effects Controls panel, and find the Time Remapping dropdown.
- Under this dropdown will be the Speed value. You can set keyframes and change this value wherever you want the speed change to occur.
Using this method, you can set speed changes only during certain parts of a clip, or both speed up and slow down footage within the same clip. It allows for much more creative control if you wish to spend the time working with keyframes.
Use Transitions
Sometimes, simple jumps from one clip to the next may not match the feel of the music. It can work when the music is at a more fast-paced point, but you might want a slower transition to match if the music is slowing down.
You can achieve this by using the transition video effects within an editing program. A good one to use in most instances is a fade-in or fade-out.
- Select the clip you want to fade into or out of.
- In the Effects panel, go to Video Transitions > Dissolve.
- There are multiple dissolve effects to choose from, but a good one is the Film Dissolve for most uses. Once you’ve decided which one you want to use, click and drag it onto the clip in the timeline. You can place it on either the beginning or end of the clip.
- Play your video back to see if you like how the transition looks. If you want, you can make the transition longer or shorter by selecting it and going to the Effects Controls panel. In the timeline next to the controls, you should be able to select the transition effect and drag it out or in to make it longer or shorter, respectively.
Experiment with the other transition effects to see if they work better with your project. For example, you can use the Cross Dissolve effect to fade out of one clip and fade into the next.
Editing Lip-Syncing
One of the more frustrating parts of editing music to video comes when you have lip-syncing portions. Making sure the lyrics in the audio line up with the person’s lips takes a lot of trial and error, but there are some ways you can make the process much easier.
- Drag the clip into the timeline with your subject singing their lines.
- Using the handlebars on the sides of the audio timeline, drag it inwards to make the audio from the clip larger so you can see the waveforms.
- Drag the music audio into the timeline, placing it into an audio track directly below the clip’s audio.
- Looking at the waveforms of both audio tracks, try to match the peaks and dips by moving the music audio until they are lined up.
- Mute the audio track from the original clip by clicking on the M icon on the left side of the timeline panel. Then play the clip to see if the subject’s lip movements line up with the music audio.
- Once you feel they match up well, you can delete the audio from the clip by right-clicking it and selecting Cut.
Editing Music Into a Video
Editing a music video can be a lot of work, especially if you’re new to these techniques. However, these tips above should help you a lot in creating a great video.
Let us know about other ways you like to edit music into your videos in the comments below!
