I hope I’m not being a pain by asking, but how many audio tracks would I be able to work with on Adobe Premiere Elements?

For instance, on Avid Xpress Pro - which I’ve been ‘using’ át work, there seems to be an unlimited number of extra tracks (both audio and video) which you can add.

Would it be worth paying the extra and getting Avid Liquid (or Pinnacle Liquid as it’s now called)? If I were to do that, presumably that would also have multi audio and video track capability, although obviously less scope than Xpresas Pro?

cheers

phil

Yes, Elements does allow for multitrack editing like avid but on a more limited scale. As a package it has a lot going for it, including relatively simple DVD output built in. Of course, there is the price too. At less than 100 quid I think it’s a bargin

I was on one of your two-day JP video training courses in February in Preston and found it very helpful. I’ve since filmed and helped edit two packages, as well as work the camera on another one.

I have found the Avid Xpress Pro editing difficult but hope that the more I use it, the easier it will become (like most things).

On the above topic, you mention Adobe Premiere Elements. Does that program allow the use of multi-track editing, albeit on a less grand scale than Avid Xpress Pro?