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Understanding audio transitions

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Understanding audio transitions

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- It is common practice to fade your audio up at the beginning of your program and down at the end of your program. You may also want a smooth change from the audio of one clip to the audio of the next clip. In most cases, I find it easier not to use key frames but to use audio transitions instead. Let's go ahead and open Sequence 2.4 from the project panel. In here, we see a series of clips and I will expand the audio tracks so that we can see the waveforms. And all we have here is Nat Sound. In other words, these are clips from a construction site. You see a cement mixer there, and then we see somebody digging a hole. And I would like to have the audio clips fade up from silence and then fade out at the end, and I would like for the transition in between the clips, audio-wise, to be a little bit smoother. So, for that I'm going to use Transitions. Let's go to the Effects Panel, and from here let's expand Audio Transitions. As you see, we have only one category, which is Cross-Fade…

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