How to selectively delete audio from in a Clip Champ edit

Hello TonyGraham7

Good Day!

Thank you for the information above. Let me continue to help you.

To be honest, we don't have enough resources to provide about ClipChamp issue. I would suggest to get in touch to the ClipChamp support for further assistance. They have a broad knowledge about this matter. I know for sure they ca provide accurate information and feasible ways to fix the problem for you.

Click here: How to get in touch with Clipchamp support - Microsoft Support

Hope you understand.

Regards,

Jason Guer

Microsoft Community Moderator

Thanks Jason

In my case, the disrupting 'musical' background turned out to be the aural effects of having significantly slowed down the video. So, what sounded like an edgy musical background seems to have been simply the effect of background natural outdoor sounds!!

Your guidance will still be handy - and I'm reminded to analyse an issue more creatively/clearly.

Tony

Hello TonyGraham7

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand that you have an issue deleting an audio using ClipChamp. Let’s work together in finding the best resolution to this issue.

To selectively delete audio from a Clipchamp edit, please follow these steps:

• Open your Clipchamp project and click on the audio track you want to remove.
• Click on the "Delete" button on your keyboard or right-click on the audio track and select "Delete."
• If you want to keep the natural sounds of geese calling, make sure to mute the music track that was added to your video. You can do this by clicking on the music track and selecting the "Mute" option.

If you're still having trouble removing the unwanted music track, you may need to get in touch with our ClipChamp support for further assistance.

Click here: How to get in touch with Clipchamp support - Microsoft Support

Regards,

Jason Guer

Microsoft Community Moderator