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Fade offset handles disappears?
Working with Vegas Pro 9, I sometimes experience that the ‘Fade offset’-handles in the upper corners of a sound event disappears. For some reason it is no longer possible to make this kind of in/out-fade in the event.
The handles are still present in other events in the project, so there must be something I have done that affects this particular event. Anybody know what – and how I get the handles back again…?
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Try zooming in on the timeline when this happens. It could just be a drawing issue but I find that zooming in when I can’t see an adornment I’m expecting usually helps because if forces the screen to redraw.
~jr
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I have the same problem….this doesn’t happen all the times in Vegas but sometimes….I have 2 clips….the first has a 2 second video and audio fade. When I try to match up the clip after it and but it to the faded offset clip the fades disappear? Not sure why that is happening??
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[Ralph McCarron] ” When I try to match up the clip after it and but it to the faded offset clip the fades disappear? Not sure why that is happening??”
I’ve seen this happen where you place two faded clips together and they form a cut. I’m not sure why it happens because it seems inconsistent. You just have to create the fades again.
~jr
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Whenever this happens to me, it’s usually because I had Quantize to Frames disabled.
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same problem plagues me all the time. Why not have the designers take a look at music software. What they do is designate a specific position on the upper corner. Or even better everything above the black middle line to the top is for fades and evrything below is ofr shortenning and extending. the current design is dumb and in accurate.
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You need to select the “Auto Crossfade” option in the Options tab at the top
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Options -> Enable snapping -> Remove the checkmark
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