Instruction Manual

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Crossfade dialog
Dialog Reference
names at one time as you want by dragging through them, Shift-clicking
them, or Ctrl-clicking them.
For more information, see:
Automating Effects
Crossfade dialog
The Process-Audio-Crossfade command lets you specify accurately the
shape of a crossfade for a selection, clip, or track. This is a destructive
edit—it permanently alters the data that you apply it to. To apply a
nondestructive volume change to selected data, see Drawing Envelopes on
Clips, and Creating and Editing Audio Envelopes.
The Process-Audio-Fade/Envelope command opens the Crossfade
dialog box, which has the following fields:
Name
This field contains a dropdown menu of different graphical shapes for the
crossfade volume. The options are:
• Exponential Crossfade—This option causes the selected audio to
change volume rapidly at first, but much slower toward the end of the
crossfade.
• Inverse Exponential Crossfade—This option causes the selected audio
to change volume slowly at first, but much faster toward the end of the
crossfade.
• Linear Crossfade—This option causes the selected audio to change
volume at a constant rate throughout the crossfade.
Crossfade graph
The crossfade graph illustrates any type of crossfade you choose in the
Name field, but you can also drag points on the graph to create any shape
you want.
Reset button
Click this button to reset the crossfade graph to the shape that is selected in
the Name field.
For step by step directions, see Fades and Crossfades.