To add music to a video, the general steps involve these actions:
- Upload the video to a video editing platform or software.
- Import or upload the music or audio track you want to add.
- Place the music on the timeline where you want it to start.
- Adjust the duration, volume, and fade effects of the music as needed.
- Preview the video with the added music to ensure it syncs well.
- Export or save the final video as a single file with the added music.
There are many tools available for this, including online platforms like Riverside, Adobe Express, and VEED, which allow easy drag-and-drop addition of music, adjusting timing and volume, and even selecting from stock royalty-free music libraries. Some video editors like iMovie or Canva also offer similar features for adding music to videos. Additionally, YouTube Studio has built-in options to add licensed music tracks to uploaded videos directly through its editor. Each tool may have slightly different steps, but the core process remains consistent: upload video, add/import music, position and edit the audio track on the timeline, then export the final combined video.