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Precisely fade in or out
At the far left or right of the waveform, drag the Fade In
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2
(Optional) To change from the default, linear fade, drag up to create a quick, smooth logarithmic fade, or drag
down to create a long, smooth exponential fade.
Note: Though you can readjust fades during the current working session, they become permanent when you save the file.
A
Drag up or down to change the fade type
A. Quick, logarithmic fade B. Long, exponential fade
See also
"Delete or trim audio" on page 38
"Insert silence" on page 41
Raise or lower volume
In the Editor panel, select the audio you want to adjust. (To select an entire file, triple-click.)
1
Drag the blue numbers in the volume pop-up bubble above the selected audio, or next to the volume icon
2
the bottom of the panel.
Note: The blue numbers indicate how new amplitude compares with existing amplitude. When you release the mouse
button, the numbers return to 0 dB, so you can make further adjustments.
Changing the volume of a selected area
See also
"Compressor" on page 49
"Dynamics" on page 51
B
or Fade Out
handle inward.
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