By David Ciccarelli
May 5, 2010
To record a voice-over for a PowerPoint presentation, your computer will first need to be equipped with speakers, a microphone and a sound card. You have two recording options: You can record during the presentation as you go along; or you can record the narration before the presentation is run.
Comments can be recorded on separate slides, so if you do not want narration through the whole presentation--you choose exactly where you want it. To know which slides you have voice-over on, there is an icon shaped like a speaker on these particular slides. You can manually click the icon to play, or have it set to play automatically.
Make sure your microphone is on and ready to go. Double click the speaker icon to open the sound mixer. Look for the "Microphone" and make sure the level is at least halfway up and not muted.
If you are working on a presentation for your business, you should consider hiring a professional voice-over talent. This will help ensure the quality on the final product perfect. Plus, having a voice that is attractive to others will keep the viewer's attention much longer on the presentation than if they are listening to someone with only a mediocre voice.
While on Voices.com be sure to check some of our voiceover talents and listen to their samples, you may find just the right voice suited to the project you're working on.
Record a voice narration - Microsoft
How To Record Sound in PowerPoint - About.com
How To Add Voiceover to Slides in PowerPoint - PC's Place
Free PowerPoint Sound Effects - PowerPoint-Resources.com
Learning To Use PowerPoint - Virginia Tech
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Thank you for the help, I was able to record my voice on slides using powerpoint 2007. Can you do the same in 2010?
Posted by:Thank you very much for your help. it worked :)
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