8.0

Fades and crossfades
The Fade dialogs
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• You can also activate the “Please, don’t ask again” option. Regardless of
whether you then choose “Continue” or “New Version”, any further
processing will conform to the option you select.
You can change this setting at any time in the Preferences dialog
(Editing–Audio page), under “On Processing Shared Clips”.
The Fade dialogs
The Fade dialogs appear when you edit an existing fade or use the Fade In/Fade
Out functions on the Process submenu of the Audio menu. The picture below
shows the Fade In dialog; the Fade Out dialog has identical settings and features.
If you open the Fade dialog(s) with several events selected, you can adjust the fade
curves for all these events at the same time. This is useful if you want to apply the
same type of fade in to more than one event, etc.
The available options are:
Curve Kind
These buttons determine whether the fade curve consists of spline curve
segments (left button), damped spline segments (middle button), or linear
segments (right button).
Fade display
This shows the shape of the fade curve. The resulting waveform shape is
shown in dark gray, with the current waveform shape in light gray.
Click on the curve to add points, and click and drag existing points to change
the shape. To remove a point from the curve, drag it outside the display.
Curve shape buttons
These buttons give you quick access to some common curve shapes.
Restore button
This button is only available when editing fades made by dragging the fade
handles. Click this to cancel any changes you have made since opening the
dialog.