/t5/audition-ideas/batch-fades-in-audition/idc-p/14168467#M1033Oct 18, 2023
Oct 18, 2023
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Agreed! This feature has been missing for years and every other DAW has it. Even Premier allows you to add batch fades across multiple regions and tracks.
/t5/audition-ideas/batch-fades-in-audition/idc-p/14185178#M1038Oct 25, 2023
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Hi Steve, there are some limitations to that which make it not all that useable. The clips have to be on different tracks, so it won't help if I have many different clips on the same track that I want to add fades to. Also, the head and tail of those clips must line up, which definitely isn't always the case.
/t5/audition-ideas/batch-fades-in-audition/idc-p/14419597#M1093Feb 13, 2024
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@steve_g.... Nice to see you are still out here.... I haven't been on the forum for awhile. Thanks for your dedication. OK... cringeworthy admission.... I'm still a diehard Audition 1.5 user. Occasionally I shift to version 3 to use multiband compression. Mostly the death grip is because I couldn't let go of the very user-friendly toolbar buttons that cover many functions while avoiding menu hopping, and was chagrined to learn they disappeared years ago from later versions. Anyway.... the real question: Batch fades. I note that I can group clips in the multitrack editor but the only advantage seems to be in clicking once on a group and then right-clicking to drag/move the clip group, thus avoiding clicking multiple clips individually in order to prepare for such a move. As others have noted, it's easy in Pro Tools to do batch fades with grouped clips. I can't find any reference where this is possible in the early version of Audition (yes/no?) and apparently it's not possible in most/all later versions too.... is that correct?
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