To add audio to Google Slides, insert an MP3 or WAV file directly from Google Drive. You can also insert a link to play music from Spotify, though this method is more cumbersome. If you want to add ...

To add your own audio to an Instagram Story, you can either record directly within Instagram by selecting Camera and holding the Record button or use a video editing app like InShot to import and edit ...

Many newer car stereos, as well as aftermarket head units, come with an audio jack that allow you to plug an MP3 player or smartphone into, but if you have an older stereo, there likely isn’t an audio ...

Google Slides is a great way to add style and flare to your everyday workplace presentations. It’s also a great tool for the classroom, that’s easy to adapt for students of all ages. Packed with ...

Follow any one of these methods to add sound effects to your transition. Add a transition to your slide Add sound effects to your slide transitions Click the slide you want to apply the transition. On ...

The WAV Trigger Sound FX card allows you to play multiple sound tracks simultaneously, to start and stop them independently, and to “layer” them on top of each other. The WAV Trigger Sound FX card ...

Slideshows are about more than just what you see. By adding audio like music, voiceover, or sound effects, you can use Microsoft PowerPoint to enhance your presentation or make it more useful to your ...

Canva lets users add audio tracks and sound effects in its video editing feature. However, some folks might have not heard of it yet, or are still trying to learn how to use it. With that, here's a ...

Adding audio comments to Acrobat is available for both the free version (Acrobat DC) and the paid version (Acrobat Pro). Adding audio comments to Acrobat can be done by directly recording the audio in ...

Perhaps you know marketing professionals suffering from "Hot New Platform Exhaustion." The malady typically affects members of a marketing team who spend endless hours retooling content to fit ...

Reader Ralph Svendsen followed some earlier advice about extracting audio tracks from iMovie projects. He’d now like to put one of these audio tracks back but needs some help. He writes: In the June ...