This document provides instructions for adding music scores to video clips in an editing program. It explains how to scale the timeline to better align video and audio, select from various music score categories like ambient and jazz by clicking the audio box, drag scores to the audio track, and use sliders to control the music volume and fit scores to the video length for a natural ending. Adjusting clip and score lengths can ensure they still synchronize at the end.

1. Music scores:
Scale the timeline for the
video clips so it is easier to
match up with audio that is
added.
To add audio, click on the
‘audio’ box on the panel bar
at the bottom, displaying
several music scores that are
available to use.
There are also numerous
categories which include
different music scores, such
as; ambient, urban and jazz.
Once you have chosen a
score, simply drag it down to
the audio track (under the
timeline)
This will appear on the screen
to notify that the music score
is being downloaded.
The intensity slider can be
used to control the amount
of instruments heard in the
music score, creating a
certain effect to the clip.
Unless chosen otherwise,
the whole music score will
fit to the length of the video
clip. (This can be changed)
The length of video clips and
music scores can be adjusted
so they still collide together,
creating a natural ending.