When fading an event OUT, have the 'fade offset' relative to the end of the event, rather than the beginning. Basically, I want to easily be able to create a 1.5 second fade without having to do math. (This currently works fine for fade in)
Have a CTRL key modifier that displays the 'fade offset' relative to the beginning of the track like it currently does, for those who like it that way. I haven't found a situation yet where knowing where the fade out starts relative to the beginning of the track matters.
Finally, to extend this, have a SHIFT key modifier that snaps the fade to 0.25 second increments.
This will help streamline my video production where I have a series of clips & I want a precise 2 second in / 3 second out & not have to do any math to get it. Right now I create empty events as length blocks that I size my fades against. It's a real pain.
The snapping to 0.25 sec increments would really help obsessive-compulsive types like myself know that my fades are consistent.
This is all about streamlining the production process, and this is something that really slows me down.
Have a CTRL key modifier that displays the 'fade offset' relative to the beginning of the track like it currently does, for those who like it that way. I haven't found a situation yet where knowing where the fade out starts relative to the beginning of the track matters.
Finally, to extend this, have a SHIFT key modifier that snaps the fade to 0.25 second increments.
This will help streamline my video production where I have a series of clips & I want a precise 2 second in / 3 second out & not have to do any math to get it. Right now I create empty events as length blocks that I size my fades against. It's a real pain.
The snapping to 0.25 sec increments would really help obsessive-compulsive types like myself know that my fades are consistent.
This is all about streamlining the production process, and this is something that really slows me down.