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Creating Fade Ins and Outs

A method very similar to the one above can be used to create a fade-in or out from

only one ﬁle:

1. Select the Crossfade tool.

2. Position the pointer in the Event you want to fade, at approximately the

position where you want the fade-in/out to start.

You cannot start or end a fade outside of the start/end-points of the actual

Event.

3. Click and keep the mouse button pressed while you drag to the right.

A dotted line appears, indicating the fade area.

4. Release the mouse button at approximately the position where you want

the fade-in/out to end.

5. Set the length and shape of the fade-in/out in the Crossfade dialog box

that appears.

See the Creating Crossfade description on the previous pages.

6. Click the OK button.

A new Event appears on top of (and grouped with) the one you had. This

Event plays a new ﬁle which contains the actual fade.

Crossfading by Overlapping Segments

● This operation can be performed on multiple, Grouped Segments, such as

split stereo ﬁles, provided they share the same start/end points.

It is also possible to automatically create a crossfade by overlapping two segments.

Proceed as follows:

1. Select the Crossfade tool.

2. Press [Control] and drag one of the Segments so that they overlap.

3. Release the mouse button.

The Crossfade dialog appears, with the Crossfade range determined by the

amount of overlap between the segments.

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