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Your Google Slides presentation won’t be complete without an accompanying audio recording, which requires some forethought and organization. In this article, you’ll find detailed guidance on how to record audio for Google Slides presentations. Choosing the correct microphone and creating a good recording space are two of the most important steps to producing professional-quality audio that will hook listeners. Read on to learn more about how to record audio on Google Slides on Mac, Chromebook, and iPad. We also added some free audio recorders for Google Slides that you can opt for to make your recordings easier.<\/p>

Enjoy the ride!<\/p>

Can You Record Audio from Google Slides?<\/span><\/h2>

Google Slides alone cannot presently be used to record audio from a presentation. You’ll need to use a separate program to record the presentation’s audio. Software like Riverside allows for professional-quality audio recording. Windows Sound Recorder is a built-in program that you can use to capture audio from your computer’s desktop.<\/p>

Once you have finished recording with your preferred recording program, you can easily add that recording to your Google Slides presentation. You can make your presentation more engaging and understandable by adding audio.<\/p>

How to Record Audio on Google Slides<\/span><\/h2>

Knowing how to record audio on Google Slides is very important, it makes it easier for you to make recordings on your Google Slides. Here is how to record audio on Google Slides:<\/p>

#1. Write a Script<\/span><\/h3>

Every slide that will have narration needs a script. Due to your clarity on what to say, this will speed up and simplify the audio recording process. By summarizing your presentation’s main points, you can write a script. An overview of the overarching concept you will cover should be presented at the beginning. Next, break down your strategy into its component parts. <\/p>

The mood of a script should fit its setting. If you’re having a conversation with a group of friends, you can employ a less professional tone than you might at a business meeting. Make an effort to keep your script short and to the point. You should have your script with you at all times during recording, whether it’s typed up on the screen or written down by hand.<\/p>

#2. Choose a Recording Platform<\/span><\/h3>

A wide variety of recording programs are available, so pick one that suits your needs. Consider the elements that are most important to you in a recording platform. Consider factors like price, user-friendliness, recording options, and even the potential for virtual guests. Choosing a recording platform that works with your gadget is crucial. To provide the clearest possible audio, you should also make sure the platform supports high-quality recording.<\/p>

#3. Choose a Suitable Recording Device<\/span><\/h3>

Every successful audio recording depends on having quality sound. To begin, choose the recording microphone. The quality of the sound will depend on whether you use an internal microphone or an external one. A presentation or professional recording may benefit from the use of an external microphone due to the superior audio quality it provides.<\/p>

#4. Create a Suitable Space for Recording<\/span><\/h3>

A high-quality recording can only be achieved in a quiet, distraction-free setting. If you want your recording to sound its best, you should do your best to find a spot with little to no ambient noise. An enclosed area, like a study, can help muffle any extraneous noises. You should also silence any alerts or gadgets that could interfere with your recording.<\/p>

#5. Set up an Orderly Presentation Using Google Slides<\/span><\/h3>

Having a well-organized presentation makes it easy to move about while filming. Arrange your Google Slides in a sensible order before beginning the audio recording to ensure a smooth flow of information. Make sure each PowerPoint only includes relevant information and eliminates any extraneous material.<\/p>

#6. Make Use of a Sound Recorder<\/span><\/h3>

Since there is no internal recording feature in Google Slides, an external program is required. Select an appropriate audio recording application. Audacity, QuickTime Player (for Mac users), and Windows Voice Recorder (for Windows users) are just a few of the numerous free and paid solutions out there. Get the audio recording app and install it.<\/p>

#7. Make an Audio Recording<\/span><\/h3>

An interesting presentation can’t be made without high-quality audio recording. Get Google Slides and your choice recording program ready to go. You can begin recording your narration as you walk through your slides in the software. Make sure your audience can understand you by speaking clearly and at a steady pace.<\/p>

#8. Edit the Audio File<\/span><\/h3>

Audio that has been polished will have a polished and professional quality. When you’re done recording, edit the audio file in your recording program. You can normalize the loudness throughout and remove any unnecessary quiet, blunders, or extended pauses.<\/p>

#9. Place Your Audio File in Your Google Drive<\/span><\/h3>

Start by retrieving your recording from the program you’re using. Then, log into your Google Drive account. Pick “New” from the list of options on the left. To add an audio file, go to File > Upload and pick it out.<\/p>

#10. Add Your Audio to Google Slides<\/span><\/h3>