Narration+audio+files

Adding Narration to Your Movie
To create an audio narration, write your script and then record it, using a USB microphone. Check your script for interest and completeness and then practice reading your script with expression. Find a relatively quiet place to record.

To record: Use either Audacity or Sound Recorder.

Sound Recorder allows only 60-second files, but you may have several files of 60 seconds or less. As you record and save them, give each different names, perhaps in number order.
 * Sound Recorder**:

From Start/All programs, open
 * Accessories folder
 * Entertainment folder
 * Sound Recorder
 * Record and save.

Audacity allows you to combine sound effects, narration, and music. Not all computers have it installed.
 * Audacity**:
 * From New, begin a new file. Record and save on one track.
 * Use the I symbol in the upper left to highlight a section.
 * With that highlighted, choose Effect from the Menu bar and then Noise Removal. This will help get rid of some of the other sounds happening around you.
 * Under project, choose New Audio Track. Import music or other sounds and put them on the second track.
 * You can adjust audio on any track
 * Save your work.