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Global Set: The currently selected settings for the cross-
fade can be used as default setting for newly created cross-
fades.
Global Get: Restores the global crossfade settings as
parameters for the Editor configuration.
The special functions and shortcuts in the menu Object->
Object/Crossfade Editing are very helpful when editing
crossfades in VIP projects.
Get Range: The length of the currently selected range is
used for the length of the crossfade.
Auto Crossfade active
If this option is turned on, all newly recorded or cut material
in a VIP or material that is copied from a Wave project into
a VIP track has an automatic crossfade applied to it.
Global settings for fade-in and fade-out parameters are
assigned to the object. These settings can be changed with
the crossfade editor in the Edit->Crossfade Editor.
If two objects are overlapped that had an automatic cross-
fade applied to them a real-time crossfade is the result.
The auto crossfade mode is an excellent tool to easily per-
form a linear cut of a spoken voice track, jingle track etc.,
which requires a soft passage without the unwanted “pops”.
If needed, each crossfade can be edited in the editor or by
manually manipulating the handles.
Delete Volume Handle
This function deletes volume curve events, which have been
previously selected. Individual volume events can be deleted
by selecting the Object and Curve Mode mouse mode
and double clicking the left mouse button on a volume curve
event. However, when deleting several curve events, the
“Delete Volume Handle” function is the best tool. Use the
Curve Mode and Grab Tool to select multiple curve
events.
Delete Panorama Handle
This function deletes panorama curve events, which have
been previously selected. Individual events can be deleted
by selecting the Object and Curve Mode mouse mode and
double clicking the left mouse button on a volume curve
event. However, when deleting several curve events, the
“Delete Panorama Handle” function is the best tool. Use
the Curve Mode and Grab Tool to select multiple curve
events.