The 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio™ v.1.0

123PPT launch the world's first application that provides complete control over music and sound effects in PowerPoint.

The 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio allows users of PowerPoint and Office PowerPoint 2007 the ability to create playlists, add music, create seamless loops with no delays or irritating pauses, fade music in and out, pan, cross-fade between different tracks and narrate presentations in real-time.

The limitations of sound and audio for users of PowerPoint has always forced presenters to minimize their use of music and sound effects within their presentations. With no features or functions to control audio, PowerPoint has traditionally only allowed users to insert single music tracks and sound effects, allowing them to play once or to repeat with irritating pauses and delays.

With the launch of the 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio, 123PPT introduce an entirely new range of audio tools for PowerPoint that allows every user of PowerPoint. From PowerPoint 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2007 to gain complete control over their presentation audio and create PowerPoint presentations that not only look good but sound great.

With the 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio users can now create music playlists, and add as many tracks as they wish to each playlist. Individual playlists can be assigned to individual slides or single playlists played across an entire presentation.

Users can create their own playlists to share with friends or colleagues, or purchase and download professional playlists, music tracks and audio settings from 123PPT.com.

123PPT's revolutionary application development means that users of PowerPoint can now create seamless loops in
PowerPoint with no delays or irritating pauses between tracks. This unique functionality allows presenters to not only determine the duration of loops for their presentations but ensure that they play perfectly every time.

Tracks can be shuffled in playlists, played once, or looped together or individually. Playlists themselves can also be looped or shuffled providing complete play back control.

The real power of the 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio lies in its music and sound effect tools. Now for the first time in PowerPoint users can fade their music tracks in and fade music tracks out. With complete control of the level, volume and duration of fades. The 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio also allows users to cross-fade, fading one music track out whilst fading another music track in, smoothly and professionally with no delays breaks in sound, again with complete control of levels, volume and duration.

With the Pan functionality, users can pan individual music tracks from left to right or right to left, or choose to pan their entire playlist.

The unique Narration function allows users to narrate their presentations in real-time. Ideal for self-running presentations or trade shows, where voice overs are required. And with the ability to synchronize sound effects to slide transitions and custom animations, the 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio is the definitive application for any presenter serious about sound in their presentations.

The 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio provides a wealth of features and functionality to insert, edit, manage, download and create music and audio that supports and strengthens any PowerPoint presentation. With multiple user modes, for beginner and advanced users, the 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio also provides users with optimal features for their presentation needs and user level.

When combined with the 123PPT Video Backgrounds Studio™, the 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio enables users of PowerPoint to create truly stunning full screen full motion multimedia PowerPoint presentations.

The 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio is available to download from Tuesday 1st December 2009 and will be fully PowerPoint 2000, 2002, XP, 2003 and 2007 compatible across all Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7 platforms.

Available as a free to try 14 day Trial Edition, the 123PPT Music & SoundFX Studio can be downloaded directly from 123PPT.com.


Published:01 December 2009