About Audio Tracks and Workflow
Movie Maker has two audio tracks (Figure 12.1):
The Audio track is reserved for audio that is part of the video file above it. If the video file contains no audio, Movie Maker still won't let you drag a different audio file onto this track. This means that all narrations, background music, and sound effects must be placed in the Audio/Music track.
The Audio/Music track is the only audio track that accepts narrations, background music, and other audio files.
Figure 12.1. Movie Maker has two audio tracks: one for the audio included in the video file and one for all other audio files.
Making tracks ...
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