Absolutely. Kling outputs a complete video file with the generated audio already synced to your visuals, but you can extract the audio track in any standard video editor (Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, etc.) and mix it with additional sound effects, voiceovers, or music. Many creators use Kling to generate a foundational audio layer, then enhance it with manual edits, volume adjustments, or additional foley. This hybrid workflow gives you the speed of AI generation with the control of traditional audio post-production. For projects requiring standalone music tracks to layer separately, explore
Google Lyria 3 Pro Music Generator for high-quality instrumental compositions.