How to mute selected region of a clip?

I know how to control volume of entire clip... But how to mute selected region of a clip?
Also I'm curious if iMovie'08 has some kind of audio frequency filter? My cam recorded it's lcd's whisltle sound. Is there a way to reduce it?

MacBook 63B, Mac OS X (10.5.4), 4Gb ram

Posted on Dec 28, 2008 1:19 PM

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Dec 28, 2008 1:33 PM in response to HARDWARRIOR

To mute a selected region of a clip in a project:

Select the region you want to mute by dragging the cursor while holding down the left mouse button. You should have a yellow rubber band around the portion you want to mute. You can adjust this further by grabbing the handles on either side of the yellow rubber band.

Now, select Edit/Split Clip. Your one clip should have become three clips. Select the one that you want to mute. Click the audio icon and set the volume to zero.

No way I know of to reduce the whistle within iMovie. You can share your movie and open it up in a Garageband project. There, you can do editing on the audio track with all the GarageBand Tools.

Jan 19, 2009 8:27 PM in response to HARDWARRIOR

how does that mute a region!? It doesn't... does no-one actually know how to mute a bloody region.. it's such a simple **** function in all other music software yet it doesn't work in Garageband, which is suppose to be a simple music recording product.... I am so sick of wasting my time with software that doesn't work in a bloody logical manner... main arrange window, region of track selected, nothing will mute it, a rubber band only works in piano roll which is of no use and doesn't seem to work anyway.

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