How To Make A Presentation With Music

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How To Make A Presentation With Music
How To Make A Presentation With Music

Video: How To Make A Presentation With Music

Video: How To Make A Presentation With Music
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Today many PC users have to create presentations. Students to defend a term paper or thesis, managers to present their project. It is easy to make such a presentation using Microsoft Power Point, which is most often installed on a computer along with an office suite. But not everyone knows how to make a presentation with music, i.e. add musical accompaniment to it.

How to make a presentation with music
How to make a presentation with music

It is necessary

  • - a computer
  • - Power Point program
  • - the music file you want to use

Instructions

Step 1

Copy the music file to the same folder where the presentation is stored. This is not necessary, but it will save you from problems with music playback in the future, especially when transferring a presentation to another computer.

Step 2

Open your presentation and select the slide you want the audio to start with.

On the Insert tab, in the Media group, click the Sound icon.

The explorer opens. Find the file you want and click OK.

At the request of the program: "Play sound during slide show?" choose "Automatic".

Everything, the music file is inserted.

Step 3

On the Quick Access Toolbar, in the Sound Options group, check the boxes: play “Continuously” and “Hide on display”. You can also adjust the volume there.

Done. You have configured audio to play on one slide.

If you want the music to play throughout your presentation, proceed to the next step.

Step 4

Select the Animation tab and click Animation Settings.

In the Animation Settings task pane (the panel on the right side of the screen), click the arrow to the right of the music file, select Effect Options.

A window appears with the playback setting.

Check Finish - After - and insert the number of the slide after which the music should stop. For example, after the last slide.

The music will now be the background for the entire presentation.

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