Ive already stopped using spark pages in favor of Notion Pages because of this capability. Re: embedding music. At Google IO theyre doing this with docs as well in an effort to bring parity to competing services. Youre behind the curve adobe. Just incorporate Embedly to facilitate.

Great Idea. We all know that music IS without a dout the most powerful medium.
Lets do this!

Any sound would be magical

It will be good if voice recording or music van be added to the Spark Post

i like to Promote Podcast's so i need this function.

this needs a voice over feature

I like to create little adds for music I create. This would be amazing and a lot faster the. My current situation.

I desire an ability to add 30 second sound snippets, corporate jingles, etc.
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Just went looking fornit!

Please add a feature to add voice over / audio clip.

Its awesome bt tools are working very slow

It would be great fun if the video has music options and pictures have sound options

It would be great if you could add more features like background music on Spark Post w/ pre-recorded musics or custom audio.

It would be great to insert music into the video

I agree this is a great idea re: soundcloud support. In fact that's the only reason Im using Dropbox Paper and not Adobe Spark. On of the things that works best for me is the number of services that integrate with Dropbox Paper. SoundCloud being one of them.

The ability for an audio file to be linked to a still image so that it would play automatically when the image is scrolled into view.

Adobe Spark, I've found, is an excellent storytelling tool. It implements text, video, and photo in a wonderful format.

The glaring omission, however, is audio. Audio would make Spark infinitely more useful to people telling more detailed stories, podcasters, and so on.

If the audio couldn't be hosted on Spark like photos, for example, Spark could incorporate support for something like Soundcloud.

In fact, Spark could even just allow users to use HTML embedding. Then they could incorporate something like Soundcloud - or anything else, for that matter.