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Chapter 3:  Working with Audio
To add a silence period to an audio file:
1.
In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT file) containing audio files. 
2.
From the Breeze menu, select Audio Editor.
The Audio Editor dialog box appears.
3.
You can add silence anywhere in a presentation, including a specific location within an audio 
file. Click the location in the presentation, or the exact location within an audio file, on the 
waveform to which you want to add the silent period.
4.
From the Insert menu, select Silence.
The Insert Silence dialog box appears.
5.
In the Insert text box, enter a number to specify the length of silence (in seconds).
6.
In the pop-up menu to the right, select the position in the audio file to which you want to add 
the silence:
Cursor Position (default)
  This option adds silence at the point in the waveform you selected 
in step 3.
Start of Slide
  This option adds the silent period to the beginning of the slide containing the 
location selected in step 3.
End of Slide
  This option adds the silent period to the end of the slide containing the 
location selected in step 3.
7.
Click OK.
Breeze Presenter adds the silent period to the audio file and displays it in waveform.
8.
To test the audio file with the silence added, click Play in the lower-left corner of the Audio 
Editor dialog box. 
Adjusting audio volume
You can adjust the volume of audio files included in your presentations. After adjusting the 
volume, preview the presentation to see if the sound level is acceptable. 
To adjust the volume of audio files:
1.
In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT file) containing audio files.
2.
From the Breeze menu, select Audio Editor.
3.
From the Tools menu, select Volume.
The Adjust Volume dialog box appears.
4.
Click the volume slider on the left side and drag it up to increase volume, or down to decrease 
volume. 
5.
You can change the audio processing options, as follows:
Normalize
 allows Breeze Presenter to adjust the sound volume automatically. Normalizing 
audio helps keep the sound level consistent between slides.
Dynamics
 amplifies quiet sections of the audio to help compensate for variations in audio 
volume.