I have a title slide that I want to advance automatically after about 4 seconds, then do the same for the next 2 slides. I have set the slide properties on those slide to advance automatically. For the first three slides, I want to have a background track as well.
I was thinking I should add a silent track of 4 seconds created using Audacity to each slide but can I stil have the background music?
If that is not possible, you can see the route I need to travel...any other thoughts are ideas?
Hello Dave - yeah, this should be no problem. You can use the Playlist feature in Articulate Presenter to apply your background music. When you apply a playlist to consecutive slides, the background music will play continually across the slides. It's separate from the slide-by-slide audio narration, so on any given slide you could also add narration or not - it's up to you.
So I understand that I can have a 'narration', but still have music in the background for those slide too? It's not just that the narration per slide will 'over ride' the background track...is that right?
Yep! That's right. You can have both. The slide narration won't replace your background if you use a playlist for the background audio. The sound for each is handled separately by Presenter when you publish. It's pretty cool.
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Hello Dave - yeah, this should be no problem. You can use the Playlist feature in Articulate Presenter to apply your background music. When you apply a playlist to consecutive slides, the background music will play continually across the slides. It's separate from the slide-by-slide audio narration, so on any given slide you could also add narration or not - it's up to you.
Thanks Jeanette,
So I understand that I can have a 'narration', but still have music in the background for those slide too? It's not just that the narration per slide will 'over ride' the background track...is that right?
Thanks,
Dave
Yep! That's right. You can have both. The slide narration won't replace your background if you use a playlist for the background audio. The sound for each is handled separately by Presenter when you publish. It's pretty cool.
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