How to Create Video with Voice-Over in Keynote Using its Built-In Audio Recorder (Mac)

Longer, more complex slideshows, requiring precise voice-over narration, can be challenging to record in Keynote. Delivering a clear, effective voice-over, while triggering your animations at just the right time can be tricky. Using Keynote's built-in audio recording tool gives you more control over the pace and timing of your narrated slideshow versus using Keynote's slideshow recording tool alone.


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Tutorial I made that shows how to create video using only Keynote's slideshow recording tool: youtube.com/watch?v=fe280TjbAXw



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