Premier Pro Help Required.

[Mike Velte]

Expand the audio track to reveal the yellow volume rubber band. Use the CTRL key to modify the selection tool and click on the rubber band to add 2 keyframes. Drag the second keyframe down and to the right into the bottom/right corner of the track.

[Eddie Lotter]

See also Fade in or fade out clip audio in the Premiere pro Help.

You will also find links to many free tutorials in the PremiereProPedia that will quickly show you how things are done in Premiere Pro.

Cheers
Eddie

[Rick Godin]

move the playhead to the end of the clip; highlight the audio track you want to fade; hit CNTRL-SHIFT-D; and the default audio transition will be added to end of clip. quick and dirty.

You never get hurt in the air!