Batch Fade In and Out

[Adriano Moraes]

Well I would put all the layers in the begginin’ of the comp.

Hit CTRL+A to select all.

Hit ALT+SHIFT+T to add a opacity keyframe. Hold ALT+SHIFT and hit the right arrow key 6 times to move those KFs 2 seconds ahead. Set another keyframe at the beggining, this time changing it´s value to 0%.

Then go to the end of the layers. Hit ALT+SHIFT+T to add a opacity keyframe. Hold ALT+SHIFT and hit the left key arrow 6 times to move those KFs 2 seconds back. Again set another keyframe at end, this time changing it´s value to 0%.

Then right click any layer and chose keyframe assistent>sequence layers

Then chose the right ovelap value.

It´s the easyest way I can think of and I do it all the time. If the clips are of different lenghts you can go to the last one and hit CTRL+A then ] to align them all at the end before setting the out opacity values. Then back to the beggining and hitting [.

Act like a robot and it all will come out nicelly.

Hope I was of some help.

Cheers.

ninguem

[Adriano Moraes]

Something came to my mind after I hit post.

You can simply select all and go keyframe assistent>sequence layers and on the dialog box where it says transition chose dissolve front layer.

Some adjustments and you´re good to go.

Easier that way ain´t it?

Did it work?

Cheers.

ninguem

ninguem

[Eric Bradberry]

why not just add frames of black above intro and outro and add a 9 fram e dissolve on each. duh

Eric Bradberry
Avid Editor
Mix it down!

[Mark Likosky]

I’ve found presets that I like but I’m having a tough time saving one to automatically fade out at the last 7 frames of any given assigned clip.

I tried saving it from the time line but it just fades in to white in the beginning. I only want it at the end.

[Mark Likosky]

I was able to add Easy Ease Out and save that as a preset but how do I automatically add this to the last 7 frames to any given clip?