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Thread Fruity Fading

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Po

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1 Posted on 02/12/2004 at 18:09:46

Can one fade in/out in FL studio? I can't figure it out (fade on one track but leave the others/fade on all tracks)?
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2 Posted on 02/13/2004 at 04:34:07

hi

i guess that there is a way in FL, but i'm currently @ work and not at home so i can't actually tell you how..

but there is another way (how i used to do it). i exported that part as a audio-file and edited this in cool edit pro..

then i reimported it into FL and it worked out pretty well..

also exporting your work as audio-files and reimporting them takes away lotsa cpu-usage and shortens high latency if u use a bunch of plugins simultaneously

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3 Posted on 02/13/2004 at 12:58:27

Click on the little circle record button at the top near the play button, and click play. You're now recording. At the place where you want the fade, move the main volume control down. When you're done with that, click stop.

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