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siliconarc
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by siliconarc » Thu Feb 16, 2012 2:15 pm
friend_kami wrote:from what i gather, when you select "show fades" it applies fades automatically, even though they are very ery short. this is audible as well, and there's no way to get rid of them once they're there either -.-
prefs > record warp launch > create faces on clip edges
won't get rid of existing clip fades but will stop new ones having them
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Amaury
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by Amaury » Thu Feb 16, 2012 4:02 pm
friend_kami wrote:from what i gather, when you select "show fades" it applies fades automatically, even though they are very ery short. this is audible as well, and there's no way to get rid of them once they're there either -.-
Hello,
The "show Fades" command doesn't create any fade. The very little fades you see are there on clip creation, if the "create fades on clip edges" Preferences is ON, or if you drag a clip from session to arrangement which has the Fade switch ON. You can get rid of these by dragging the corresponding fade handle, or by changing the "create fades on clip edges" to OFF, and selecting the clip(s) and choosing "reset fades" in the context menu (or Ctrl/Cmd Delete).
Kind regards,
Amaury
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friend_kami
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by friend_kami » Thu Feb 16, 2012 5:15 pm
Amaury wrote:friend_kami wrote:from what i gather, when you select "show fades" it applies fades automatically, even though they are very ery short. this is audible as well, and there's no way to get rid of them once they're there either -.-
Hello,
The "show Fades" command doesn't create any fade. The very little fades you see are there on clip creation, if the "create fades on clip edges" Preferences is ON, or if you drag a clip from session to arrangement which has the Fade switch ON. You can get rid of these by dragging the corresponding fade handle, or by changing the "create fades on clip edges" to OFF, and selecting the clip(s) and choosing "reset fades" in the context menu (or Ctrl/Cmd Delete).
Kind regards,
Amaury
i know you can turn this off to prevent this in theory, but in practice it still created fades. at the least it did, haven't checked with the latest stable.
there's been some threads about it in the past too.
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flowdesigner
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by flowdesigner » Thu Feb 16, 2012 6:29 pm
I actually just got some happy accidents from it
The small fade on clip edge is cool
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sporkles
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by sporkles » Thu Feb 16, 2012 6:46 pm
So this is not about the BBC series, then?