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Length
Species the length of the crossfade area. Cubase tries to center the crossfade, that is,
the length change is applied equally to both sides. To be able to resize a crossfade, it
must be possible to resize the corresponding event. For example, if the fade-out event
already plays its audio clip to the end, its end point cannot be moved any further to the
right.
Equal Gain
Adjusts the fade curves so that the summed fade-in and fade-out amplitudes are the
same all along the crossfade region. This is often suitable for short crossfades.
Equal Power
Adjusts the fade curves so that the energy (power) of the crossfade is constant all along
the crossfade region.
Equal Power curves have only one editable curve point. You cannot change the curve
shape if this mode is selected.
Volume
Allows you to set the audition level.
Pre-roll and Post-roll
To start playback before the fade area, activate Use Pre-roll.
To stop playback after the fade area, activate Use Post-roll.
To adjust the pre-roll time, use the Pre-roll Amount value eld.
To adjust the post-roll time, use the Post-roll Amount value eld.
Audition buttons
To audition the fade-out part of the crossfade, click Play Fade Out.
To audition the whole crossfade, click Play Crossfade.
To audition the fade-in part of the crossfade, click Play Fade In.
You can set up key commands for this in the Key Commands dialog.
RELATED LINKS
Key Commands on page 649
Event Handles on page 224
Auto-Scroll Settings Menu on page 173
Removing Crossfades
You can remove crossfades.
PROCEDURE
1. Perform one of the following actions:
Select the Object Selection tool and select one of the crossfaded events.
Select the Range Selection tool and select the crossfades you want to remove.
2. Select Audio > Remove Fades.
RESULT
The selected crossfades are removed.
NOTE
You can also remove a crossfade by clicking and dragging it outside the track.
Fades and Crossfades
Crossfades
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