Hi:
Is there a way to edit linked music files whereby instead of their ending
when the song is actually over, e.g. a 4:32 song ends at 4:32, to have it end
at, say 2:00... but not abruptly, meaning it doesn't just all of the sudden
stop. What I'm trying to do is blend together 5 songs throughout a 10 minute
presentation, and I would like one song to slowly fade out while another
slowly starts.
If there isn't a way to natively do it in PowerPoint, I'm guessing I could
use some type of audio editing software, but I'm not sure how I would synch
the music to the presentation short of manually timing it.
Luc - 03 Mar 2008 08:14 GMT
Kingim,
Unfortunately you can't fade music in PowerPoint.
You will need a sound editing program like the free Audacity and then insert
it into the presentation.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Of use Sound Forge, here's a tutorial on fading music:
http://www.indezine.com/products/sound/sf/fade.html
Luc Sanders
MVP - PowerPoint
> Hi:
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> synch
> the music to the presentation short of manually timing it.
kingim - 03 Mar 2008 14:46 GMT
Thanks Luc. Much appreciated!!
> Kingim,
> Unfortunately you can't fade music in PowerPoint.
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> > synch
> > the music to the presentation short of manually timing it.