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Hi all,
I'm developing a software simulation in CP9 and I'm having difficulty having slides transition in the middle of a narration.The main reason this is an issue for me is because I'll be inserting professional narration to replace my grumbly voice.
Do people who work with professional narrators have the narrator read fragments of sentences to be placed on each slide? I'm finding that as I record the simulation some of the actions I'm performing are spread over a few slides. For example I'm explaining that you can select a window and click and drag the window to change its size, that example ends up being spread over 4 slides with some of the transitions occuring mid-word.
I'm really interested in workflow best practices for inserting narration. I feel like I'm missing out on some key information here to make this easier. Any guidance is much appreciated.
Thanks!
-Tony
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Personally (doing my voice overs myself) I prefer an audio clip for each slide.
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Thanks for the quick response.
I would like to have one clip per slide, a whole sentence preferably, but it seems as though some interactions break up the narration such that the slide changes mid sentence.
Do you typically speak about what you're doing, then do it? Maybe my issue is that I'm trying to explain the action as I'm narrating what I'm doing.
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I have been creating VO for software simulations, indeed. You can have a look at the movie in this article, where I did create audio clips for each slide:
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Thanks, I'll take a look at home as I can't access the video from work.