I did a powerpoint presentation that was designed to have voice-overs recorded for each slide. Attempting to record my comments for each slide, I only wind up with some sort of demonic sounding deep noise. Clearly my microphone is picking up my voice, but it isn't being processed correctly and played back intelligibly. What is the problem?? I have worked through the basic online FAQs about recording voice for a slide show, and haven't found anything helpful. Is there some sound processing incompatibility between the Microsoft (360) powerpoint program and my Mac (Air)'s sound configuration?
I have no idea how to proceed. My laptop's microphone seems to be working normally, so I feel like there must be programs in conflict somewhere, but I don't know how to trouble-shoot it.
Some type of screen capture software such as Quicktime Pro (Mac), Screenflow (Mac), or Camtasia Studio (PC or Mac) to record your computer screen, your voice, and your image (if you wish). In my tutorial, I will be using Screenflow, which is for the Mac, but the principle is the same for all these applications. Start Microsoft PowerPoint and open the UC Irvine Extension PowerPoint template. Create the entire presentation using the template and save it. Record the Narration Go the first slide in the presentation. To begin recording the narration, click on “Slideshow” in the menu and select “Record Narration.” Page 2 of 8.