We’ll click its arrow and change the Start After Previous setting to Start With Previous.Īll effects will now play together.
Now, in the Animation Pane, the sound effect has a clock icon, which means it will start on its own, but after the preceding effect. Next to Start, I’ll click the arrow and change On Click to Automatically. To change how the music starts, I select the sound icon, and under AUDIO TOOLS, click PLAYBACK. Instead, I want it to start by itself and play along with the other effects. The witch and her laugh play immediately, but I have to click Play to start the background music. If we look closely at the effect, over in the pane, we see this mouse icon, which means the music is set to play when I click the playbar. The file itself gets inserted, with a playbar, in the middle of the slide - I’ll move it down, so we can see it better. When I insert a sound file by itself, it is treated as an animation effect, and the effect appears in the Animation Pane. Here’s the sound file I want, Eerie music.wav. We click INSERT, then Audio, and Audio on My PC. To add the second sound, the background music, we’ll use another method. I can apply only one sound directly to the motion path. The laughing sound is part of the motion path effect and plays when the motion path plays. The sound immediately plays, a little preview.Īnd I see that the sound file is now selected in the Sound box. This sound file, Cackle.wav, is the witch’s laugh. I can apply one of the built-in sounds, or choose Other Sound to select a file of my own. To make a sound play with the motion path, we click the arrow next to the Sound box.Ĭurrently, no sound is applied. To work with options for the motion path, we select it in the pane, click this arrow to display its menu, and click Effect Options. This little icon indicates that it is a straight-line motion path, applied to Picture 2, the witch graphic. In the pane, this item represents the motion path effect that is applied. To add the witch’s laugh, we’ll click Animation Pane, and add the sound to the motion path effect. The witch enters the slide frame from the bottom right corner and exits out the top left corner. I’ll click Preview to play the effect again. The animation effect is this motion path. Now, I’ll Zoom Out in order to show the margins around the slide. I have clicked the ANIMATIONS tab, so that we can work with the animation effect. How would I add these sounds to the flying witch? Let’s step through it. I want to add a witch’s laugh to the animation.
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Imagine you have the perfect sound effects for an animation, but you are unsure how to add them.įor instance, here is an animation: a flying witch. Want more?Īnimate pictures, clip art, text, and other objects You don’t want people to ignore you because they are watching things move instead.
Many presentation experts recommend using animations and sound effects sparingly, because too much can be distracting. To watch how it all works together, click Preview on the ANIMATIONS tab.Īnimation is fun, but can become too much of a good thing. Choose After Previous to start an effect when another one finishes.
Use the Animation Pane to change the order of the effects, and the Timing group on the ANIMATIONS tab to coordinate when each effect starts and how long it lasts.Īt Start, choose With Previous to run an effect at the same time as another. If you don’t use Add Animation, you won’t add a new effect, but instead will change the effect you have already applied. On the ANIMATIONS tab, use the Animation gallery or Add Animation to apply an effect to the object that you clicked.Ĭlick Add Animation to add another effect. Click ANIMATIONS > Advanced Animation > Animation Pane to open it.Ĭlick the thing on your slide that you want to animate. When you are working with multiple animation effects to a single object or slide, we recommend using the Animation Pane. Set them to start and stop when you want them to, and add multiple sounds to animations. Add sound effects to your presentation in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2013.
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