Audio time-saving in Camtasia with placeholders | Camtasia Quick Tip

Editing audio in Techsmith Camtasia can be a pain sometimes, with the limited controls and adjustments you have. Apart from gain, normalization, you can only edit the volume on the timeline, on the track, which can be quite small and hard to adjust precisely.
If you find yourself often reusing or re-editing the same type of audio for your videos (maybe a background track for your project or always using the same type of volume adjustments), you can quickly save time re-doing the same audio changes every time. Watch this video to find out how to re-use audio adjustments from one clip to another, even from one project to another, regardless of the audio file you use.
If you import mp3 or Wav files in your projects, you can quickly set the desired volume, volume adjustments using the audio points and save those sets of changes to be reused in another project. You can literally migrate audio changes or replicate them across projects with a simple component you can add to your library.
I hope this quick tip is useful.
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[@spooky_zoo]

Handy tip! Cheers

[@Graphicious]

Glad it was useful! Thanks for watching.