*Newbie* How do i create a simple fade in/out? -ACID Product Family

Subject:Newbie How do i create a simple fade in/out? Posted by: beachboy Date:11/17/2000 5:19:00 PM I was wondering how to creat a simple fade in and fade out in acid. Plese help me. Thank you
Subject:Re: Acid and Midi Reply by: Rednroll Date:11/19/2000 8:14:00 PM In acid, you have to tell it under the waves "properties", how many beats the loop is. I'm taking it for granite, but you are sending a midi beat clock from one Program ( ie acid) and then setting the other program (cakewalk) to "external beat clock"? So they are running on the same midi clock? James Harold wrote: >>Here is my problem: >> >>I create a simple drum wav file (a hi hat spread out over >>half notes) >> >>I import my drum wav file into cakewalk pro 9 and import it >>as a wav. >> >>Then I try to compose using midi by using notation on the >>staff. >> >>Problem: They are not in sync. The wav file does not line >>up with the measures on the staff for midi. Both programs >>are set to quarternote - 120. How do I get these two to >>agree that one measure equals 4 beats. >> >>Thanks for any help with this.
Subject:Re: Newbie How do i create a simple fade in/out? Reply by: Iacobus Date:11/20/2000 2:53:00 PM Use the Draw tool, right-click the Event you'd like to fade in/out on, and choose Envelope>Volume. HTH, Iacobus Lord Shaitan wrote: >>I was wondering how to creat a simple fade in and fade out >>in acid. Plese help me. Thank you
Subject:Re: Newbie How do i create a simple fade in/out? Reply by: AlienFarms Date:11/23/2000 6:31:00 PM Just to add a little detail, once you have chosen Envelope>Volume, you will notice that your track has a blue line running through it. This is the volume level across the track. If you double-click on the line, it will add an adjustment point on the line. You can add as many of these as you like and can push them up and down to change the volume level across the entire track. If you put the cursor on a line segment between two points and right click, you will get a menu that lets you choose between a linear fade (default), fast fade, or slow fade. Play around with it and you will quickly see how it works. If you have a lot of tracks in your song and just want a fade-in or fade-out of all the tracks, it would probably be better to save the project as a .wav file and use your sound editor to add the fades. Just a suggestion. Iacobus wrote: >>Use the Draw tool, right-click the Event you'd like to fade in/out >>on, and choose Envelope>Volume. >> >>HTH, >>Iacobus >> >>Lord Shaitan wrote: >>>>I was wondering how to creat a simple fade in and fade out >>>>in acid. Plese help me. Thank you

Subject:*Newbie* How do i create a simple fade in/out?

Posted by: beachboy

Date:11/17/2000 5:19:00 PM

I was wondering how to creat a simple fade in and fade out
in acid. Plese help me. Thank you

Subject:Re: Acid and Midi

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:11/19/2000 8:14:00 PM

In acid, you have to tell it under the waves "properties", how many
beats the loop is. I'm taking it for granite, but you are sending a
midi beat clock from one Program ( ie acid) and then setting the
other program (cakewalk) to "external beat clock"? So they are
running on the same midi clock?

James Harold wrote:
>>Here is my problem:
>>
>>I create a simple drum wav file (a hi hat spread out over
>>half notes)
>>
>>I import my drum wav file into cakewalk pro 9 and import it
>>as a wav.
>>
>>Then I try to compose using midi by using notation on the
>>staff.
>>
>>Problem: They are not in sync. The wav file does not line
>>up with the measures on the staff for midi. Both programs
>>are set to quarternote - 120. How do I get these two to
>>agree that one measure equals 4 beats.
>>
>>Thanks for any help with this.

Subject:Re: *Newbie* How do i create a simple fade in/out?

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:11/20/2000 2:53:00 PM

Use the Draw tool, right-click the Event you'd like to fade in/out
on, and choose Envelope>Volume.

HTH,
Iacobus

Lord Shaitan wrote:
>>I was wondering how to creat a simple fade in and fade out
>>in acid. Plese help me. Thank you

Subject:Re: *Newbie* How do i create a simple fade in/out?

Reply by: AlienFarms

Date:11/23/2000 6:31:00 PM

Just to add a little detail, once you have chosen Envelope>Volume,
you will notice that your track has a blue line running through it.
This is the volume level across the track. If you double-click on the
line, it will add an adjustment point on the line. You can add as
many of these as you like and can push them up and down to change the
volume level across the entire track. If you put the cursor on a line
segment between two points and right click, you will get a menu that
lets you choose between a linear fade (default), fast fade, or slow
fade. Play around with it and you will quickly see how it works.

If you have a lot of tracks in your song and just want a fade-in or
fade-out of all the tracks, it would probably be better to save the
project as a .wav file and use your sound editor to add the fades.
Just a suggestion.

Iacobus wrote:
>>Use the Draw tool, right-click the Event you'd like to fade in/out
>>on, and choose Envelope>Volume.
>>
>>HTH,
>>Iacobus
>>
>>Lord Shaitan wrote:
>>>>I was wondering how to creat a simple fade in and fade out
>>>>in acid. Plese help me. Thank you