Sounds
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Last Updated: March 5th 2009
01/03/2009 02:19 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Tuval Software Releases SpeechOver Plus 3.0
Tuval Software announced the new 3.0 release of SpeechOver Plus, a joint offering of Tuval and Acapela Group, producers of premium text-to-speech (TTS) voices.
11/14/2008 09:56 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: RoyaltyFreeMusic.com - The Indezine Review
A good source of high quality music is something anyone who works with multimedia can use -- for sound scores in PowerPoint presentations, as animation sounds, or for use in Flash and video-editing. RoyaltyFreeMusic.com is a site that provides plenty of high quality music that can be bought using either a subscription model, CDs or individual tracks.
12/18/2007 08:35 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Jupitertunes: Conversation with Mike Bielenberg
Mike Bielenberg is general manager/musician for Jupitertunes, a division of Jupitermedia Corp. He is the original founder of www.BBM.net, an online music library created for Flash, PowerPoint and web professionals. He is based in Atlanta.
09/04/2007 02:22 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Speech-Over Studio: Conversation with Joel Harband
Joel Harband heads Tuval Software Industries, based in Israel. Their best known product is Speech-Over Studio, a PowerPoint add-in that enables PowerPoint slides to incorporate narrations using automated voices.
05/14/2007 04:15 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Voice-over Warmups
Voice-over artist Rodney Saulsberry has put up some great voice-over warmup excercises on YouTube -- these vocal warmup videos will help you tone your voice before that important presentation you need to deliver -- or an important meeting.
03/03/2007 11:11 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Voice-overs: Conversation with Dick Rodstein
Dick Rodstein is is an international award-winning voice-over narrator who is based in New York City but serves business clients all over the world. His website, includes audio samples of his work and the Notorious List of 114 Character Voices.
02/06/2007 04:35 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Insert Sound in PowerPoint
I was doing a review of a collection of music tracks for PowerPoint, and I decided I did not want to explain the entire process of inserting sounds within PowerPoint slides on a review page. So I did the next best thing: a new page in Indezine's Learn sec
01/18/2007 10:54 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Liquid Cabaret: Conversation with Colin Adams
Colin Adams (pictured to the left) is the president and founder of Indigo Rose Software Design Corporation -- who also create the Liquid Cabaret collection of music tracks.
12/15/2006 04:19 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Using Opuzz Music Tracks in PowerPoint
Getting the right kind of music for the presentation in terms of duration, quality, availability and copyright is very important -- Opuzz, the music service that we are reviewing on this page can help you attain this objective.
12/01/2006 11:28 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Opuzz: Conversation with Vivian MacPartland
Vivian MacPartland (no -- that's not her picture, she calls it her avatar) is part of Business Development at Opuzz, a source for royalty free music. Opuzz customers includes corporations and businesses, educators, producers, TV and radio networks, develo
09/18/2006 09:37 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Focus on K-Lite Codec Pac
What do you do when you insert a movie in a PowerPoint slide that refuses to play? There could be any number of reasons for it not to play -- but more often than not, it has more to do with a missing codec than anything else!
09/12/2006 12:01 PM
PowerPoint and sound - fabulous introductions, gentle background scores or finishing masterpieces. Sound is sensual - the most important, yet most neglected aspect of multimedia. And of PowerPoint.
A lot is at stake -- power, money, reputation, future plans, justice. You need to win this case. Your presentation materials surely will play an important role in helping the judge and jury experience the sights, sounds, and details of the case ... or not. The choice is up to you, says one tech-savvy attorney.
The choice is up to you, says one tech-savvy attorney. It all depends upon whether you are willing to push PowerPoint beyond its normal boundaries to maximize its interactive and persuasive potential. This article by Robert Lane and
Bruce A. Olson
provides a better idea of using PowerPoint in court. 
