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To Edit the Start Time of a Fade While Maintaining the Length of the Fade
Use this procedure to change the start time of the fade-in while maintaining the length of the fade:
1.
In the Clips pane, move your cursor over the middle part of the beginning of a clip which has a
fade-in.
2.
When your cursor looks like this
the desired location and release.
Fade-in before being edited
To Change an Existing Fade
Use the following procedure to change an existing fade on a clip:
1.
Move your cursor over the beginning of a fade-out or the end of a fade-in, until your cursor looks
like this:
2.
Right-click to and select the desired fade type from the menu that appears.
To Change an Existing Crossfade
Use the following procedure to change an existing crossfade:
1.
Move your cursor over the region where the crossfade is.
2.
Right-click and select the desired crossfade from the menu that appears.
To Edit or Create Fades from the Process Menu
You can edit the length and type of fade-ins and/or fade-outs on one or more clips using the Process-
Fade Selected Clips command, or create fades from scratch.
1.
Select the clip or clips in which you want to create or edit fade-ins and/or fade-outs.
2.
Select Process-Fade Selected Clips.
The Fade Selected Clips dialog appears.
3.
Adjust parameters according to the following table:
Parameter...
Fade In (mS)
Fade Out (mS)
Fade In Curve
Fade Out Curve
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, click and drag the beginning of the fade-in (and the clip) to
Fade-in end time changed
.
Description...
Select the number of milliseconds you want the fade-in to last.
Select the number of milliseconds you want the fade-out to last.
Choose a fade-in type. Options are linear, slow or fast curve.
Choose a fade-out type. Options are linear, slow or fast curve.
Fade-in after being edited
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