Operation Manual

M ix Room

Note: the maximum length of a smart audio transition is 30 seconds. If the

duration of the overlap between the first and second audio clip is more than

30 seconds, then the Smart Transition option is not available.

3. Click OK to apply the audio transition between the two clips.

Note: you can change the length of the audio transition by dragging the

second clip and moving it to a new position. When using a crossfade, double

click on the transition area to edit the transition's properties. For smart

transitions, just click , , or (depending on the transition type) to

edit the properties.

Adjusting Smart Transition Properties

When you use a smart transition you can choose one of the following transition

effects between the two clips: Tempo Transition, DJ Scratch, or Smart Repeat.

Note: click the Preview button while adjusting the transition properties to

preview the results and help you fine tune them to fit your requirements. If

required, click the Reset to Defaults button at any time to reset the edited

properties back to the original settings.

Tempo Transition

Creates a smooth transition between the audio clips based on the tempo of each.

Once selected, edit the properties as follows:

Tempo adjustment:

First clip's estimated tempo: if required, use to adjust the tempo of the first

clip. You can speed up or slow down the tempo, depending on the tempo of

the second clip. Use 2X to double the clip's tempo, or 0.5X to halve it.

Second clip's estimated tempo: if required, use to adjust the tempo of the

second clip. You can speed up or slow down the tempo, depending on the

tempo of the second clip. Use 2X to double the clip's tempo, or 0.5X to halve

it.

DJ Scratch

Creates a transition using the scratching of a record and the tempo of each audio

clip. Once selected, edit the properties as follows: