How to Batch Adjust Audio in Multiple Videos

Organize the Videos Before Adjusting Sound

Import related videos with Add Video or Add Folder. Keeping a recording session together makes it easier to choose a sensible starting adjustment and identify clips that need a different treatment.

• Separate phone recordings from camera or screen-recorded clips when their sound levels differ.
• Include one quiet clip and one loud clip in the test group so the settings are not based on an unusually easy example.
• Keep the original files and choose a separate output folder for the edited copies.

Reuse Settings Only Where They Fit

The official Windows audio guide documents Apply to All for multiple imported files. Use that control when present in the audio panel, then select other videos to confirm the intended settings. In an interface without it, prepare the selected files individually before the shared export.

• Verify the quietest and loudest clips after any shared adjustment.
• Split out clips that become harsh, noisy, or still too quiet rather than compromising the whole group.
• Do not treat a batch volume change as proof of a measured loudness target.

Applying one gain change preserves the original level differences between recordings; it does not analyze and match their perceived loudness.