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Andy Wilkinson · January 11th, 2009, 07:24 AM

A friend of mine pointed me at Toast 10 as it has a capability, I believe, to make a music soundtrack which "responds" to what's going on in the video (as well as all the other features it offers which seem to make it very well worth considering for it's modest purchase price), assuming you don't end up with really naff 'musac' (elevator type music) that is! I can't find any specific mention of this on the Roxio website though unless this is the Smartsound Pro feature?

My typical normal route is royalty free music that has commercial use permission from jamendo or within FCS2 etc. (and I'm aware of the many other similar options as these get mentioned regularly on here).

This question is specifically aimed at seeking anyones experiences with this particular music creation feature of Toast 10/Smartsound Pro. Thanks!

January 11th, 2009, 07:24 AM	#1
Andy Wilkinson Major Player Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Cambridge (UK) Posts: 847	Toast 10/Smartsound (Music Creation Software?) A friend of mine pointed me at Toast 10 as it has a capability, I believe, to make a music soundtrack which "responds" to what's going on in the video (as well as all the other features it offers which seem to make it very well worth considering for it's modest purchase price), assuming you don't end up with really naff 'musac' (elevator type music) that is! I can't find any specific mention of this on the Roxio website though unless this is the Smartsound Pro feature? My typical normal route is royalty free music that has commercial use permission from jamendo or within FCS2 etc. (and I'm aware of the many other similar options as these get mentioned regularly on here). This question is specifically aimed at seeking anyones experiences with this particular music creation feature of Toast 10/Smartsound Pro. Thanks! __________________ Andy K Wilkinson - www.shootingimage.co.uk Affordable Corporate & Web Video for Cambridge & East Anglia Last edited by Andy Wilkinson; January 11th, 2009 at 07:57 AM.