Fade out sound track in Keynote...how?

I am taking keynote presentations and exporting them to quicktime...everything works as expected. The only issue is the sound track. It simply abrupty ends at the end of the keynote/quicktime movie. Is there a way to fade it out (i.e. take the volume to zero?)?
I am currently loading the quicktime movie into iMovie and doing that, but it is very cumbersome. Would be much better to do it in Keynote.
Thanks
bob

No audio controls as such just what's in the QT inspector. Rather than doing it in imovie post, you could fade it in Garageband or other audio app pre-Keynote construction.
Good build suggestion though:
*Keynote Menu> Feedback…*

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