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Subject:effects fading out or coming in Posted by: amoopi Date:1/28/2000 6:50:00 AM Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in). I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7 seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects. I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual doesn't say a thing about fading effects. thanks, Frank
Subject:Re: effects fading out or coming in Reply by: Kelly_S Date:1/31/2000 12:16:00 PM Hello. You could use the "Graphic Fade" tool, available from the Process menu under Fade -> Graphic. This would allow you to draw an envelope starting out low (0) and fading up to high (%100) for example. You could also use this for other kinds of volume adjustments. Thanks. frank barnhoorn wrote: >>Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in). >>I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7 >>seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects. >>I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual >>doesn't say a thing about fading effects. >>thanks, >>Frank
Subject:Re: effects fading out or coming in Reply by: CDM Date:2/1/2000 9:27:00 AM I think he means an envelope fade with an effect - not volume - which I believe is not possible in SF. You can do this in ACID or Vegas Pro, but the only way to do what you're asking is to do an incremental processing over time - processing chunks of data up to the point where you want it clean - starting with very effected and gradually tapering off. Use the snap to zero for this. Good Luck K.Shaffer wrote: >>Hello. >> >>You could use the "Graphic Fade" tool, available from the Process >>menu under Fade -> Graphic. >> >>This would allow you to draw an envelope starting out low (0) and >>fading up to high (%100) for example. >> >>You could also use this for other kinds of volume adjustments. >> >>Thanks. >> >>frank barnhoorn wrote: >>>>Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in). >>>>I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7 >>>>seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects. >>>>I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual >>>>doesn't say a thing about fading effects. >>>>thanks, >>>>Frank
Subject:Re: effects fading out or coming in Reply by: Siggi_Churchill Date:2/1/2000 1:30:00 PM Sounds exactly like the opening effect I just did for a production of Evita. I created a wet track (just the radio futz) and then xfaded it with the dry track. This is a little cumbersome in SF but CDA makes it easy if you don't have Vegas. frank barnhoorn wrote: >>Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in). >>I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7 >>seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects. >>I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual >>doesn't say a thing about fading effects. >>thanks, >>Frank

Subject:effects fading out or coming in

Posted by: amoopi

Date:1/28/2000 6:50:00 AM

Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in).
I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7
seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects.
I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual
doesn't say a thing about fading effects.
thanks,
Frank

Subject:Re: effects fading out or coming in

Reply by: Kelly_S

Date:1/31/2000 12:16:00 PM

Hello.

You could use the "Graphic Fade" tool, available from the Process
menu under Fade -> Graphic.

This would allow you to draw an envelope starting out low (0) and
fading up to high (%100) for example.

You could also use this for other kinds of volume adjustments.

Thanks.

frank barnhoorn wrote:
>>Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in).
>>I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7
>>seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects.
>>I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual
>>doesn't say a thing about fading effects.
>>thanks,
>>Frank

Subject:Re: effects fading out or coming in

Reply by: CDM

Date:2/1/2000 9:27:00 AM

I think he means an envelope fade with an effect - not volume - which
I believe is not possible in SF. You can do this in ACID or Vegas
Pro, but the only way to do what you're asking is to do an
incremental processing over time - processing chunks of data up to
the point where you want it clean - starting with very effected and
gradually tapering off. Use the snap to zero for this.

Good Luck

K.Shaffer wrote:
>>Hello.
>>
>>You could use the "Graphic Fade" tool, available from the Process
>>menu under Fade -> Graphic.
>>
>>This would allow you to draw an envelope starting out low (0) and
>>fading up to high (%100) for example.
>>
>>You could also use this for other kinds of volume adjustments.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>frank barnhoorn wrote:
>>>>Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in).
>>>>I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7
>>>>seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects.
>>>>I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual
>>>>doesn't say a thing about fading effects.
>>>>thanks,
>>>>Frank

Subject:Re: effects fading out or coming in

Reply by: Siggi_Churchill

Date:2/1/2000 1:30:00 PM

Sounds exactly like the opening effect I just did for a production of
Evita. I created a wet track (just the radio futz) and then xfaded it
with the dry track. This is a little cumbersome in SF but CDA makes
it easy if you don't have Vegas.

frank barnhoorn wrote:
>>Can anyone tell me how to fade out an effect (or fade in).
>>I want my song to start like an old radiosound and after 7
>>seconds the song must be clean, so without any effects.
>>I know how to fade in and out the volume, but the manual
>>doesn't say a thing about fading effects.
>>thanks,
>>Frank