How to Use iMovie 11': Snap to Beats
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Follow these steps to activate the snap to beats feature in iMovie:
1. Open a new project.
2. Find the music that you would like in your iMovie and drag it in.
3. Click on "View" at the top and make sure that "Snap to Ends", "Snap to Beats", and "Audio Skimming" are all enabled.
4. Click on the gear that appears on the music file and select "Clip Trimmer".
5. Go through the entire song and press the "m" key when you would like to add a beat and make the image change.
6. Add as many images as there are beats.
You can then export the movie and you are done. Make sure to contact me by going to www.technosquirrel.com or leaving a comment if you need more help.
1. Open a new project.
2. Find the music that you would like in your iMovie and drag it in.
3. Click on "View" at the top and make sure that "Snap to Ends", "Snap to Beats", and "Audio Skimming" are all enabled.
4. Click on the gear that appears on the music file and select "Clip Trimmer".
5. Go through the entire song and press the "m" key when you would like to add a beat and make the image change.
6. Add as many images as there are beats.
You can then export the movie and you are done. Make sure to contact me by going to www.technosquirrel.com or leaving a comment if you need more help.
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| 2012-03-04 | CC 2012 | youtube.com/watch?v=Y9VhdOFCCts | available | 7,724 | 5 / 4 |
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