Thursday, April 07, 2005
Recording PowerPoint Narration
Even if you're not a professional voice actor or broadcaster, you can still sound like one when you record PowerPoint narration for sales presentations or training sessions. Here's how:
In today's podcast, I use a free trial of SoniClear RecorderPro to record a short audio review of the product. Hey -- I might as well use the actual medium (audio) -- to demonstrate the quality of the sound and the ease of use!
The goods: It took only about a half hour to get this podcast up and running -- even counting the time I hit the download button, tested, and recorded my review (and looked at an insane duck outside my window). So yes, it was very easy to use. It's almost too simple: there's no soundboard or mixing tools, so it's just my voice without a music lead-in or any other of the more fancy audio mix features. That might be a turn-off for some.
But for recording quality, judge for yourself by listening to my on-the-fly voice review. This product is only $99...and SoniClear offers a free two-week trial version.
You can test out the SoniClear RecorderPro today, just like I just did a half hour ago, by visiting www.soniclear.com
Duration: 3:31 minutes. ¶ 4/07/2005 11:25:00 AM
Even if you're not a professional voice actor or broadcaster, you can still sound like one when you record PowerPoint narration for sales presentations or training sessions. Here's how:
In today's podcast, I use a free trial of SoniClear RecorderPro to record a short audio review of the product. Hey -- I might as well use the actual medium (audio) -- to demonstrate the quality of the sound and the ease of use!
The goods: It took only about a half hour to get this podcast up and running -- even counting the time I hit the download button, tested, and recorded my review (and looked at an insane duck outside my window). So yes, it was very easy to use. It's almost too simple: there's no soundboard or mixing tools, so it's just my voice without a music lead-in or any other of the more fancy audio mix features. That might be a turn-off for some.
But for recording quality, judge for yourself by listening to my on-the-fly voice review. This product is only $99...and SoniClear offers a free two-week trial version.
You can test out the SoniClear RecorderPro today, just like I just did a half hour ago, by visiting www.soniclear.com
Duration: 3:31 minutes. ¶ 4/07/2005 11:25:00 AM
