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Forums - Bricks in Motion » Equipment & Software » Do all stop motion softwares come with Sound Effects? (Like Ikitmovie)
i want to get dragon frame software, but i thought... Does it have sound effects? cause if it didn't... i have not idea how i would add Sound effects... lets say it doesn't... what softwares would you use to do so?
Like Forrest Fire and keshen either have dragon frame or sorts... what do they use for sound effects?
this sounds like a lame question... but i'm still new to these softwares...
Most of the time you would use your editing software - like Windows Movie Maker, or Sony Vegas to add sound effects. You can get dragonframe from their website, http://www.dragonframe.com/.
So dragon Frame has sound effects? and does sony vegas and final cut pro (cause its like the same thing, kinda) come with sound effects... or do you have to buy them?
where is a good place (even if i have to buy) i can get sound effects, where i no there are no viruses and it will have high quality? Where do like.... keshen and forrrestfire, get their sound effects???
I don't know where they get there's but you can get certain ones on findsounds.com
CWStudios mentioned it, but Freesound.org is one of the best websites out there for......Free Sounds. 
I've used it a lot on my latest project, and have always found exactly what I needed.
FlashKit has some good sound effects as well.
http://www.flashkit.com/soundfx/
Or you mention iMovie. In editing the sounds of you program in iMovie, you have access to a pretty decent range of SFX through the iLife library.
Can you buy DragonFrame in stores?
Dragonframe is expensive, as well; if you're just a beginner I'm not sure why you'd purchase the professional, high-end software option.
It is true though that most stop motion software doesn't offer you the ability to edit sounds into the film. That is one of the nice features of iKit.
It depends on what kind of sound effects you are wanting, but you could try to get a microphone and record your own sounds. That's what I do with a lot of things except stuff I have no access to (like explosives
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What do you use to record your sound effects?
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