Adobe PREMIERE 5 User Manual page 230

222 CHAPTER 6
Mixing Audio
To create two adjacent fade handles:
If the audio fader you want to adjust isn't visible, click the triangle to the left of the track
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name to expand the audio track.
Select the fade scissors tool.
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3 Click the fader where no handles exist. Two adjacent handles are created, although they
may be too close together for you to see separately.
4 Select the selection tool, and drag the new handles as needed.
If you want more room to drag the fader within an audio track, click the triangle below
the Timeline window menu bar to choose Timeline Window Options from the Timeline
window menu, select a larger Icon Size, and click OK. However, pressing the Shift key as you
drag the fader still provides the most precision.
To cross-fade between two audio clips:
1 If necessary, click the triangle to the left of each track name to expand the audio tracks
you want to cross-fade.
2 Make sure two audio clips overlap in time. Two clips cannot overlap on the same track,
so you must place each audio clip on a different audio track.
Select the cross-fade tool.
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