How to Reduce the Volume of a Clip in Windows Movie Maker
By default, each individual clip you add to Windows Movie Maker will use the same default volume level in the utility. If one clip was recorded at a louder volume than another was, the audio transitioning between the two clips will make the volume sound uneven. In this case, you can reduce the volume of the louder clip so it is more balanced with the others. Use the Video Volume function to lower the volume of a clip in Windows Movie Maker.
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Instructions
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Click to highlight the clip in the storyboard you want to modify.
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Click the green “Video Tools” button at the top. This provides a set of options specific to the clip you have highlighted.
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Double-click the “Video Volume” button. This exposes a slider used to control the volume. By default, the volume is set to "100%."
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Lower the volume of the selected clip by dragging the slider to the left.
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Click to select the end of the clip that plays before the clip you just modified plays. Click the “Play” button on the player. If the volume between the two clips is still different, go back to the “Video Volume” section and reduce or increase accordingly.
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