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Cue and trigger audio along with Keynote presentation
I haven't tried this beyond a simple test, but an alternate method would be to have an AppleScript running continuously in the background making use of these two commands to trigger the script to change the audio when certain slides are displayed.
The first command gets the slide number of the currently viewed slide. The second tells whether the slideshow is playing or not. If you make a small table of page numbers indicating where you want a transition to take place then the script would be able to modify the soundtrack according to the slide being played.
Here is a simple example:
Save this script as a an application and set the option for it to stay open. When run it will beep once when slide 5 is shown in a presentation. Replace beep with some code controlling iTunes and put in a more elaborate checker for the slide number and you should be good to go. Return 1 causes this to execute once per second. You might want to change that as needed.
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