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I use the background noise reduction feature of iMovie, but when I edit clips, during transitions the background noise becomes louder. It seems like at the begining of every clip the noise level is high for a few seconds. How do I make it so there isn't increased background noise during transitions?
MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
Without hands-on with your computer I can't tell what is causing the issue.
I am assuming that the audio is embedded in the video clip?
If so, do a Modify/Detach audio, and then apply the noise reduction to the audio clips.
Or, you could skip the transitions. Put the video clips in the upper timeline above a black background and use the fade handles that appear in the upper corners of the clip when you put your cursor on the clip. The fades will be a transition of sorts. Hold down the Option key to operate the fade handles independently.
-- Rich
Try using the noise reduction feature before you add the transition. Then add the transition and see if the issue is cured.
-- Rich
That is what I do already
background noise at beginning of every clip with noise reduction feature of iMovie
