Video Sales Letter - Mic Recording Keyboard Strokes
I'm trying to make one of those video sales letters where you record a PowerPoint presentation where you see 1 or 2 lines of text at a time which the presenter reads or elaborates on.
Everything is working great except for one thing:
Every time I hit the arrow key to go to the next slide, my mic (which is on a headset) records the actual physical "thud" sound of me hitting the key on the keyboard.
You can hear this in my video presentation and I find it really distracting.
All the video sales letters I've seen in this format, go from one slide to the next without any kind of "keyboard pressing key" sound.
How does one do this silently? I know you can set PowerPoint to go from slide to slide automatically, but each slide is different and requires a different amount of time for me to explain/elaborate etc.
Ideas? Thoughts? Suggestions?
Much appreciated.
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