Johnathan,
Don't think so. Not as a background that is.
You can insert a Windows Media Player object on your slide (Insert - object
....) and point it to a music track, the visualisations should play.
If it's a picture of the visualisation you need, take a print screen while
the media player is active using your keyboard, then paste it as a
background in PPT.
Luc
What Luc said. Or if animated background is what you want, try out OfficeFx: http://instanteffects.com/
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