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Arranging and editing

Fades and Crossfades

A. First clip B. Fade-out C. Fade-in D. Second clip E. Crossfade

You can edit fade-ins and fade-outs. You can change the start, end and position of a fade. The

following procedures all demonstrate edits to a fade-in, but fade-outs work exactly the same.

To Change an Existing Fade

1. Move your cursor over the beginning of a fade-out or the end of a fade-in, until your cursor looks

like this: .

2. Right-click to and select the desired fade type from the menu that appears.

To Change an Existing Crossfade

1. Move your cursor over the region where the crossfade is.

2. Right-click and select the desired crossfade from the menu that appears.

To Edit or Create Fades from the Process Menu

1. Select the clip or clips in which you want to create or edit fade-ins and/or fade-outs.

2. Select Process > Fade Selected Clips.

The Fade Selected Clips dialog appears.

3. Adjust parameters according to the following table:

Parameter Description

Fade In (mS) Select the number of milliseconds you want the fade-in to last.

Fade Out (mS) Select the number of milliseconds you want the fade-out to last.

Fade In Curve Choose a fade-in type. Options are linear, slow or fast curve.

Fade Out Curve Choose a fade-out type. Options are linear, slow or fast curve.

Table 70.