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Pro Tools Reference Guide 476
Using automatic fade-ins/outs saves you the
trouble of editing to zero-crossings or creating
numerous rendered fades in order to eliminate
clicks or pops in playback. However, since these
autofades are not written to disk, those clicks or
pops still exist in the underlying sound file.
Consequently, those anomalies still appear if
the Duplicate AudioSuite plug-in or the Export
Selected as Sound Files command (from the Re-
gion List) are used to duplicate multiple regions
as a continuous file. To render these real-time
auto fades to disk, choose File > Bounce to >
Disk.
To set the length of automatic fade-ins/outs:
1
Choose Setup > Preferences and click the
Operation tab.
2
Enter a value between 0 and 10 ms for the
Auto Region Fade In/Out Length. A value of zero
(the default) means that no auto-fading will oc-
cur.
3
Click OK. The AutoFade value is saved with
the session, and is automatically applied to all
free-standing region boundaries until you
change it.
Creating Fades and
Crossfades in Batches
Using Batch Fades, you can create many fades at
once. Select across several regions and use the
Create Fades command to create crossfades for
each region transition. If your selection includes
regions that already have crossfades, this feature
lets you modify them.
To apply crossfades between multiple regions:
1
With the Selector tool, click in the first region
in which you want to create a crossfade. Make
sure that the selection includes the entire re-
gion.
2
Drag to extend the selection to include the
last region you want to crossfade. Make sure that
the selection includes the entire region.
3
Do one of the following:
• Choose Edit > Fades > Create.
– or –
• Press F (Windows) or Com-
mand+F (Mac).
Selected regions for Batch Fades