Why it worked
The video provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial for a specific audio effect within a popular editing app, making it highly shareable and useful for creators looking to enhance their content.
Summary
This video demonstrates how to create a muffled sound effect in CapCut by extracting audio, speeding it up to 10x, exporting, re-importing, and then slowing it down to 0.1x. The tutorial shows the process within the CapCut editing interface.
Structure
- 1Introduce normal music
- 2Demonstrate muffled sound effect
- 3Import music into CapCut
- 4Speed up and export
- 5Re-import and extract audio
- 6Slow down audio to create muffled effect
Product placement
CapCut: ACTS - it is used to edit audio, specifically to create a muffled sound effect by extracting audio, changing its speed to 0.1x, and then re-importing it. Removing it would change what happens in the video. SFX: APPEARS - it is a label for the audio effect, not a product. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.
Original caption
Day 7/30: CapCut Series Please note: You can use a VPN to access the audio effect feature (UNDERWATER) or follow this process if you can’t access a VPN Here is how you can do it right inside CapCut in just a few simple steps! 🛠️ Step-by-Step Tutorial Step 1: Import your music clip into CapCut. Step 2: Go to Speed and increase it to 10x. Step 3: Export this fast-forwarded video. Step 4: Open a new project and import that exported clip back in. Step 5: Tap on the clip, scroll until you see Extract Audio, and extract it. Step 6: Select the clip, go back to Speed, and reduce it all the way down to 0.1x. Step 7: Mute or delete the extra video layer, and boom—you’ve got your muffled sound effect! 🔊 💾 Save this post so you can try it later, and follow for more easy editing hacks!