Graphics Programs Reference
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Step 10:
Rewind your movie to the beginning, click the Play icon, and give it a look. It should be
around 2½ minutes long. It probably looks good, but sounds bad, right? It needs a back-
ground music track to hold it all together (that makes such a huge difference). I used a track
from
TripleScoopMusic.com
(a popular source forphotographers to buyroyalty-free music
that doesn't sound royalty free—it's seriously good!) called, “BigLoveMusic (Deep Mix)”
by Oshmusik (I was able to provide the track for you to use to practice with, thanks to the
folks at Triple Scoop Music. You can find it on the topic's companion webpage mentioned
in the topic's introduction), but you can choose a different track if you'd like. To import
music, click on the little music notes icon in the Timeline panel and choose
Add Audio
.
Find your audio clip and, when you click Open, it adds it on a track below your video track
in the timeline and it appears in green (as seen here).
