Making crossfades
Crossfades blend the end of one song with the beginning of the next one. There are several methods to achieve this in Audacity.
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Crossfades blend the end of one song with the beginning of the next one. There are several methods to achieve this in Audacity.
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If you have two clips in one track you'd like to crossfade, you can use Crossfade Clips effect. To use it:
Have two clips in one track.
Select the region you'd like to apply the crossfade to. Try to select roughly the same amount of time in both clips.
Note: Any empty space between the clips will be automatically removed and ignored in the crossfade.
Use Effects > Fading > Crossfade Clips to crossfade the clips.
To crossfade between tracks, use the following steps:
Position the clips on the tracks so that they overlap in the range you want to crossfade, and select the audio in the overlapping region in both clips:
Use Effects > Fading > Crossfade Tracks to crossfade the tracks.
