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Slip-editing Multiple Audio Clips
You can slip-edit multiple clips at the same time.
To Slip-edit Multiple Clips at Once
1. Make sure all clips are not loop-enabled.
2. Select the clips you want to slip-edit.
3. Move your cursor over the beginning or end range of the selected clips until your cursor changes to
look like this: .
4. Drag the boundary to the desired location and release.
Fades and Crossfades
Fades are a gradual increase or decrease in volume at the beginning (fade-in) or end (fade-out) of a clip.
A crossfade is when one clip fades out while another fades in. There are two ways to create fades and
crossfades in SONAR: offline (destructive) and real-time (non-destructive).
Using Fades and Crossfades in Real Time
You can create real-time fades and crossfades in the Track view’s Clips pane. Real-time fades and
crossfades do not change the data in the clip. SONAR reads the fade-in, fade-out or crossfade in the clip
and adjusts the gain accordingly. You can edit the crossfade’s start time and end times.
You can set the type of fade-in or fade-out you want to use as a default:
• Linear—A straight line, raising or lowering the volume at a steady rate.
• Slow Curve—A curved fade which starts to change the volume slowly at first and then rapidly
increasing (fade-in) or decreasing (fade-out) the volume.
• Fast Curve—A curved fade which starts to change the volume quickly at first and then rapidly
decreasing (fade-out) or increasing (fade-in) the volume.
The following crossfade combinations are possible:
Crossfade combination... Looks like this...
Linear out/Linear in
Linear out/Slow Curve in