IceMan
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I know, I know. :roll We’ve probably talked about this somewhere, but I can’t help asking it again. I’ll state this bluntly.
I want a good program like DDClip that holds a good amount of audio tracks at a time.
I have Windows XP
I use WMM2 (it’s free)
I’ve tried DDClip Free 2.23, but it doesn’t work with XP. On the website it says to upgrade it to DDClip 3.x (which for the lowest upgrade, it’s about $50).
I want to know what programs are capable of doing this with XP. Starting from the cheapest or free to the expensive.
I’ve tried audacity, and I want to get a program that’s simple to add the tracks, but it’s a good program. I’m still not sure if there’s a better program than DDClip 3.x that is cheaper. 
Any type of help is greatly appreciated,
-Dre
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Stefan
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Axogon Composer has a nearly unlimited number of tracks, and is free.
But…
* It doesn’t really accept .AVI in Windows XP, so you’ll need to convert your frames to a series of .jpg files using VideoMach
* It has no live preview like DDClip: you’ll have to render your movie to see if the sound effects are in place.
You could also try to live with DDClip’s shortcomings by checking out this thread.
Stefan.
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IceMan
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You could also try to live with DDClip’s shortcomings by checking out this thread.
Thanks, wandrer2.
I already tried installing DDClip, and it didn’t even let me install the program. I’ll also look into Axogon Composer, but it doesn’t sound real good.
Another thing that would be cool to know is who in the brickfilming community uses XP and how do they (if they do at all) add multiple audio tracks and sounds to their brickfilms?
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IceMan
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Also, where can I download Axogon Composer?
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Stefan
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Same as the DDClip “installation” that works with XP: http://www.bricksinmotion.com/
You’ll need to subscribe to the Yahoo!Group.
Stefan.
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