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Subject:Mixing Problem? Posted by: djhaz Date:10/15/2002 1:33:25 AM Hi people! I've just purchased Acid Pro 4 and I think it's awesome BUT when I mix songs together instead of the sound being even it just gets louder! I've heard you have to use the volume envelopes to apply a sorta like a crossfade affect and thats what I want. But the bad thing is I don't know how to do it! Can someone please help me.... Thanks
Subject:RE: Mixing Problem? Reply by: anon Date:10/15/2002 2:25:12 AM Alright, there's two ways to do this. You can either just use the fader on the loops (drag your cursor to the very corner of the event you want to fade. You'll see an Arc w/ an arrow. Now right click and drag the direction you want). Or you can click on the event you want to fade, and then left click and select Add/Remove Envelope. Now you will see a menu and select volume. Once the envelope appears you can add points by double-clicking a certain spot on the line and then adjust your volume accordingly.

Subject:Mixing Problem?

Posted by: djhaz

Date:10/15/2002 1:33:25 AM

Hi people! I've just purchased Acid Pro 4 and I think it's awesome BUT when I mix songs together instead of the sound being even it just gets louder! I've heard you have to use the volume envelopes to apply a sorta like a crossfade affect and thats what I want. But the bad thing is I don't know how to do it! Can someone please help me....
Thanks

Subject:RE: Mixing Problem?

Reply by: anon

Date:10/15/2002 2:25:12 AM

Alright, there's two ways to do this. You can either just use the fader on the loops (drag your cursor to the very corner of the event you want to fade. You'll see an Arc w/ an arrow. Now right click and drag the direction you want). Or you can click on the event you want to fade, and then left click and select Add/Remove Envelope. Now you will see a menu and select volume. Once the envelope appears you can add points by double-clicking a certain spot on the line and then adjust your volume accordingly.