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548 17. Keyframing

As your show plays, when it reaches the point in time when the keyframe,
happens, the change to the soundtrack will be applied.

Tip: To help you understand when a keyframe exits in time in relation to
your show length, right-click on the Keyframe Timeline, go to the Time
Format options and select Show Keyframes as Show Time.

The control slider is located in Slide Options:
• For images, videos and Text Layers, you'll find the control slider
at the bottom of the Motion & Audio pane under the Effects tab.

• For Captions, the Soundtrack control slider is in the Caption
Motion & Adjustment pane under Effects.

You can adjust the soundtrack volume using any keyframe that exists in a
slide. This means on any slide, you can go to any or all of the objects on
your slide and apply a volume adjustment to a keyframe.

Tip #1: When you have a slide with multiple objects using keyframes, the
Keyframe Editor will help you see how all of those keyframe times line up,
making it easier to coordinate volume changes.
Tip #2: If your goal is to make volume changes that do not go hand in hand
with something happening on a slide, it's always a good idea to stick to
using only one of the tabs listed earlier and entering all of your volume
changes there.

Tip #3: When you have a slide with multiple objects, sometimes you may
find yourself applying different volume levels to the same point in time
within a slide.