. Overlapping Two Audio Files What happens when you play two audio files on top of each other? Another editing technique which could be used if you’ve accidentally recorded a particular scene too quiet is to “double up” on the sound source. If you create a copy of the sound source and lay two versions of the same quiet audio on top of one another in your timeline you’ll effectively create a louder sound.   Continue Below... Overlapping sound & visuals Playing two audio files on top of each other Noise reduction               .

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