5.
When satisfied with your recording, from Sound's main
menu, select File>Send to Author. This places the recording
at the Current Time (the location of the blue arrow) and
quits the Sound Tool to free up memory.
6.
Play Scene-2 by clicking the green arrow on the Control
Panel (COM/CTRL-G).
7.
Press the Escape key to exit the Player window.
Tip!
If you can't hear your narration on playback, it's either
because it was recorded too low or the music sound track
(Muddywater.aif) is too loud. It's typically easier and
faster to reduce the music volume by highlighting its
timebar and selecting Object>Attributes. In the Sound
Attributes dialog, reduce the volume to 30% and click
OK.
8.
Play Scene-2 by clicking the green arrow on the Control
Panel (COM/CTRL-G).
9.
Press the Escape key to exit the Player window.
10.
From Author's main menu select, File>Save (COM/CTRL-S).
If prompted to include imported movies, choose Yes.
You
can now export this Scene if you like. In fact, it's a
good idea to export your Scenes (unrendered and rendered)
as you go along. You can easily sequence rendered movies
together in a new project and they make good backups.
For scenes including multiple video clips rendering generates
better results. Use
the export tips from Scene-1. Example: Scene-2_sv.mov
(5.5 MB, shortened).
.
and
speak a few seconds into your microphone.
and then click the Play button 
to review your recording. Re-record or edit as desired.
