Motion design tool Jitter adds audio support to enrich animations with sound effects

Jitter, a popular alternative to After Effects for motion design, has rolled out a highly anticipated update featuring audio support. Users can now enrich their animations with sound effects, background music, and voiceovers. The update allows for comprehensive audio control, including volume adjustments, multiple audio tracks, and waveform visualization to synchronize sound with animations seamlessly.

To add audio, users can click the 🎵 icon in the top toolbar. The update also introduces an opacity shortcut, enabling layer opacity adjustments via keyboard digits (1 for 10% to 0 for 100%), and promises faster file loading times.