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Let's create a voiceover for Keynote.
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We're going to use a program called Sound.
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Sound is a program that records audio, and it ships with an application called Movie Works Deluxe.
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You can use anything to record audio with, but we are using sound in this particular case.
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If I click record and start talking or actually say some words, it'll actually record me as I'm speaking.
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Now I could hit stop, and of course save this file.
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Now that I'm saving this file, it's going to ask me what location do I wish to save it.
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I'm going to save it on my desktop. I'm going to call it 'voice over sample'. I'll save it as a AIFF,
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which is an audio file. Now, I'll just click save, and I'll close out this application,
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and close out Sound from the menu and I'm going to move Keynote over,
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because I saved the file on my desktop, and I'm going to drag the sound file to my Keynote application and there you go.
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Here is my voice over file with my voice.
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But there is one thing to remember - your voice will only play when the slide show is actually played.
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So in the editing mode, you won't be able to hear your voice.
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But if you play the slide show, you will be able to hear it.
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ar it.
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