KineMaster is a powerful yet easy-to-use video editing app for mobile devices. With KineMaster, you can create professional-looking videos by adding effects, transitions, text, and most importantly – music.
Adding background music is essential for setting the mood and engaging your audience. The good news is that importing music into KineMaster is quick and straightforward. This guide will walk you through the entire process.
Supported Audio Formats
Before adding music, it’s crucial to use a supported audio format. KineMaster works with the following music file types:
- MP3
- WAV
- M4A
- AAC
If your music file is in a different format like WMA, FLAC, etc., you’ll need to convert it first. We recommend using AudBite Spotify Music Converter for easy audio format conversion.
Steps to Add Music in KineMaster
Follow these simple steps to import music files into your KineMaster projects:
1. Open a New or Existing Project
Launch the KineMaster app and tap on “New Project” or select an existing project you want to add music to.
2. Access the Media Panel
On the main editing interface, tap on the “Media” icon in the panel on the right.
3. Import Your Audio File
In the media panel, select “Audio” and then tap on the “+” icon. Now browse and choose the music file you want to add.
4. Add to Timeline
Once selected, your audio clip will be automatically added as a layer on the editing timeline.
5. Edit the Music
You can now edit the music as needed – trim, adjust volume, apply filters & effects, etc.
And you’re done! The music file is now successfully imported into your KineMaster project.
Tips for Adding Music
Here are some useful tips to enhance your video editing experience in KineMaster:
Use High-Quality Music
Always use high-quality music files for best results. Compressed audio can degrade your video quality.
Trim Music for Relevance
Trim long music files to match the duration of your video. This improves pacing and relevance.
Adjust Audio Levels
Use the volume envelope tool to dynamically adjust music volume relative to voiceovers.
Apply Audio Effects
Make creative use of KineMaster’s audio effects like Filter, Compressor, Equalizer, etc.
Set Music to Loop
Enable the “Loop” option on imported music clips so the music repeats as needed.
Record Voiceovers
Consider recording a personalized voiceover or commentary track within KineMaster.
Importing Music from Other Sources
You are not limited to music files stored locally on your device. With the right tools, you can also import music from streaming platforms like Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, etc. into your KineMaster projects.
Here’s how:
Use a Converter Tool
Use an audio converter tool like AudBite to download tracks from streaming platforms and convert them into KineMaster-compatible formats like MP3.
Transfer Converted Files
Now transfer the converted music files to your mobile device via USB, cloud drives, etc.
Import into KineMaster
Finally, import these downloaded and converted music files directly into your KineMaster app just like local audio files.
And that’s it! With these simple steps, you can access millions of songs to use as background music for your videos.
Troubleshooting Tips
Sometimes you may encounter errors while importing audio files into KineMaster. Here are some troubleshooting tips:
- Verify the music file format – KineMaster only supports MP3, WAV, M4A and AAC formats.
- Re-encode the file if the format is incompatible or corrupted.
- Clear KineMaster cache and app data if all imports fail.
- Update to the latest version of KineMaster if your app is outdated.
- Check online forums if the issue persists.
We hope this detailed guide helps you seamlessly import music for your KineMaster video editing projects! Let your creativity flow with the perfect background score.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add Apple Music to KineMaster?
Use a dedicated audio converter tool like AudBite to first download and convert Apple Music files into MP3 format before importing them into KineMaster.
Can I add Spotify music to my KineMaster videos?
Yes, you can add Spotify music to KineMaster by using AudBite Spotify Music Converter to convert tracks into KineMaster-supported formats.
What music file types does KineMaster support?
KineMaster supports the following music formats – MP3, WAV, M4A, and AAC. Ensure your audio files are in these formats.
Why does KineMaster show “audio format not supported”?
This error occurs when your music file type is incompatible. Convert it into MP3/WAV/M4A/AAC before importing into KineMaster.
How do I fix audio issues in KineMaster?
If facing audio issues, clear app cache/data, check file format, update the app, or contact KineMaster support as needed.
