Sorry it kinda keeps replacing the sound

When using video editing apps like CapCut, encountering issues where the software keeps replacing or overriding your chosen audio tracks can be frustrating. A common scenario is when adding background music or voiceovers, only to find the original sound replaced unexpectedly. From my own experience, I realized that this often happens due to automatic settings within the app that prioritize pre-selected soundtracks or templates. To tackle this, first double-check if the 'auto sound replacement' option is turned on in your project settings. Disabling this feature can prevent the app from overriding your chosen audio. Another helpful tip is to carefully manage your audio layers; ensure that the intended sound clip is locked or prioritized above other tracks to avoid accidental replacement. Also, when importing sound files, use formats supported by CapCut such as MP3 or WAV to minimize compatibility issues that might cause auto-replacement. Lastly, regularly update the app since newer versions may offer improved controls for audio editing, reducing such glitches. Through trial and error, I found that manual control over audio tracks, combined with proper app settings, significantly improved the editing process and prevented sound replacement. If you often add custom sounds or narration, creating a dedicated audio track and locking it can be a game-changer. Maintaining a backup of your project before major edits also helps recover previous sound arrangements if accidental replacements occur. Ultimately, understanding CapCut’s audio management features and settings is key to preserving sound integrity during video editing and enhancing your creative workflow.