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Adding a music bed to your Photoshop timeline

Adding a music bed to your Photoshop timeline - Photoshop Tutorial

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Adding a music bed to your Photoshop timeline

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- In our earlier example, we added the music track first to edit to. This particular example's a little bit different. It's clearly driven by the narration of our on camera spokesperson, so the music is being added after the fact. Let's go ahead and put that clip into the timeline. Now, I'm continuing to work with the same file, or if needed, you could actually go into the folder and open up 5.3, and it will give you a starting project to work with that should be very similar to what I've been doing so far. Once that's open, you'll see the audio track along the bottom. Let's just go ahead and close this version of the project, and here's 5.3. From the audio track side, I can click the plus button to navigate to an audio file, and in folder 5.3, I'm just going to select this MP3 track that was downloaded from a website that supported creative commons use of music, and I'll click okay. It's now added to my timeline. However, you'll notice a couple of problems. It's longer than we want…

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