SmartSound Quicktracks Update: Hit Files.ssup update

[nealeh]

My SmartSound Quicktracks 5 in VSXPX4 Ultimate downloaded update files:
CoreFoundations.ssup
NewStandards.ssup
Hit Files.ssup

The first two look to have installed fine, are visible in C:\ProgramData\SmartSound Software Inc\Sound Files, and can be selected within VSXPX4 Ultimate.

But the third says it installed successfully and it created the folder structure C:\ProgramData\SmartSound Software Inc\Sound Files Hits containing the folders:
Directory of C:\ProgramData\SmartSound Software Inc\Sound Files Hits
12/01/2012 12:31 <DIR> Cymbal Swells
12/01/2012 12:31 <DIR> Heavy Hits
12/01/2012 12:31 <DIR> Highlights & FX
12/01/2012 12:31 <DIR> Impacts
12/01/2012 12:31 <DIR> Wooshes

It seems that these are various sound effect files but they are inaccessible from within VSXPX4 Ultimate.

Can anyone explain how to use these within VSXPX4 Ultimate ? I did try copying them from 'Sound Files Hits' to 'Sound Files' but they still would not show up.

[nealeh]

Problem resolved (but not in a good way )

Hit Files are for use in the Scoring Edition of SmartSound and so don't work with the Quicktracks version in VSXPX4 Ultimate.

[teknisyan]

You can click on the AUTOMUSIC icon above the timeline and from there you should see the different settings and options.
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The Auto Music feature of Corel VideoStudio Pro lets you easily create high-quality sound tracks from royalty-free music and use them as background music in your project. You can have different tempos or musical instrument variations per music.
Note
Auto Music Maker utilizes the patented SmartSound Quicktracks technology in sound track creation and features a variety of SmartSound background music.

With SmartSound, you can set the feel of your movie with the background music of your choice. Set Mood allows you to adjust parameters to change the mood or feel of a song. You can create several moods for a single song.

To add third-party music
1. Click Auto Music in the Toolbar.
2. Select how the program will search for music files in Scope.
3. Select the Library from where to import the music.
4. Select the music to use under Music.
5. Select a Variation of the selected music. Click Play Selected Music to play back the music with the variation applied.
6. Set the Volume level then click Add to Timeline.

Select Auto trim to automatically trim the audio clip or cut down to the desired duration.