1. Insert a sound clip or music into the presentation You have 2 options to do so in PowerPoint: 1) Insert sound to the slide Insert -> Sound icon in Media Clips group -> Sound from File... 2) Insert as transition sound Animations -> Transition Sound (icon and textbox) -> Other Sound 2. Set the music to play through the presentation 1) click the sound's icon and go to Animations tab in menu, then click Custom Animation in Animations group. The Custom Animation pane will open and your sound file should be listed. 2) In the Custom Animation pane, click the arrow directly to the right of the sound icon to pull down the various options. Then select Effect Options. 3) Locate the Effects tab and Click the radio button beside Stop Playing after *** slides Put a large number in the box so the track will play throughout all your slides, even if you go back and forth among slides. PPT considers each transition a "slide," so you should put a large number as you can in there. 4) Check the settings in the Timing tab. To play automatically, the timing should be set to Start After Previous with a 0-second delay. Click OK to close the dialog box.
From the PowerPoint menu bar: Select the "Insert" drop down menu, then "Movies and Sounds" then select the correct option of where to get the file (i.e. From File, CD, etc.) Then follow the appropriate steps.
There's 2 ways, one is to go to iTunes and then drag your song to the slide you want. The other way is to go to the top bar in PowerPoint and click "Insert" When you click that click on "Sound" and Sound from file, hope that helped!
Download the song and save it onto your Desktop for easiest "Get-to" then on PowerPoint Look for the sound button and one of the tabs should say "Insert Custom Sound" then go onto the desktop and add the sound/song here and DONE! :)
If you have a good computer, unlike mine, then you click on slideshow, then under sounds, go to the bottom and click other sounds, then click on itunes or my music, pick your song, and you should be able to put it on your powerpoint, unlike me because my stupid computer Hhates me! I wish my advice worked for myself in times like this
Go to the menu bar (top) and select "Insert", then find "Media Clips"; this will allow you to insert movie and sound files into your PowerPoint slide
You can go to insert and add music or set it as a wav. file and use it as a transition. Hope it helped. :)
Insert > Audio
Choose your music
You can have it play when the slide starts or when you click on the music icon or play across slides.
Saving a PowerPoint is too easy. Look at the above instructions and try it. Open your PowerPoint. Place all your content, text, image etc., Once you finish your PowerPoint Go to File- Save As- Choose the destination place e.g., desktop and save it as PowerPoint Presentation. To get more PowerPoint templates visit SlideEgg and grab your favorite templates from them.
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You can't really add music to the internet unless your famous or something. But what you can do is if you are starting a band and have recorded some music, you can make a piczo or myspace account and put it on there. Or you can make an actual website for your band and put the music on there so people can hear it.
The variety of programs such as Powerpoint and Word are in simplest form: Visual Documentation Programs for Home and Business Needs. The difference between Powerpoint and Word is that, Powerpoint is a Visual Slide Builder and Word is a 'Word' building/editing program that can serve for numerous needs! Powerpoint and Word are both owned by Microsoft and are part of their Microsoft Office Suite - the equivalent Apple programs are Keynote and Pages respectively, which are part of the iWork Suite.
Drag and drop. xD
If you are referring to Keynote, Apple's "Power-Point" software, then all you should have to do is click media and you will have the option to add music, videos, and music.
Open a PowerPoint fileOn the Insert menu, point to Movies and Sounds, and then click Sound from File.Click the music or sound file you want to insert and then click OK.Related tips in below link source.
That actually depends, if you want to add music to a PowerPoint, you go to insert, movies and sounds, sound from file, after this you pick the music to the PowerPoint and press OK. If you want to add music to a word file you could just play the music alongside the document. That's all I could think of.
Right Click an Object and Select Action Settings. Then Select the Play Sound Option. Now you put Music in a PowerPoint.. Thank you
yes u can
Open your slide show in PowerPoint. It should be as complete as possible before you add background music so that you can better coordinate the music and slides.Go to the "Insert" menu and click "Movies and Sounds."Click "Sound from File." You can also select other options that allow you to record your own sounds, grab a sound from the clip organizer or play a CD track.Browse to find the music file that you would like to add to your presentation, and then click "OK."Select whether you would like the sound to play automatically or when the viewer clicks in the dialog box.
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You put it on loop.
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Actually you can first insert the music into PowerPoint presentation,and then burn this PowerPoint to DVD with Moyea PowerPoint to DVD Burner Pro(Download link can be found at Related links).Once you have done this,you will never worry about frequently inseting music into presentation,you can play it directly with DVD player.
Yes. Any kind of sounds can be added to Powerpoint. There are some built-in ones. You can also add your own. So if you had a CD with music on it, that could be added in. If you recorded yourself singing, that could be added in. It can be done through Insert.