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Audio Fade In and Fade Out
Fading is commonly used in audio transitions. With Fade In, the sound begins with silence and increases to the full volume gradually. With Fade Out, the audio begins at full volume and decreases to silence gradually.
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Add Fade In and Fade Out in Audio Pane
1. After adding the audio to the timeline, click on it to open the Audio edit panel.
2. Set fade-in and fade-out effects by dragging the sliders or by entering how many seconds a fade effect should last.
Add Fade In and Fade Out in Audio Pane
You can also use the fade icons at the left and right edges of the audio waveform areas to quickly fade in and out.
1. At the beginning of the audio clip, drag the fade-in maker to the right to apply a fade-in audio effect.
2. Go to the end of the audio clip and drag the fade-out maker to the left to add a fade-out audio effect.
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