Apple Logic Pro X - Manual (Page 321)

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Create automatic crossfades
Logic Pro can automatically create crossfades on overlapping audio regions on a track to
smoothly segue between adjacent (or overlapping) audio regions.
Turn on automatic crossfades
m Choose the X-Fade setting from the Drag pop-up menu in the Tracks area menu bar. (See Control
positioning with drag modes on page 284.)
You can also create crossfades manually—as well as fade-ins and fade-outs—using the Fade tool,
the Fade parameters in the Region inspector, or the shortcut menu of an existing fade area. For
information, see
Create fades and Edit fades .
You can simultaneously adjust the fade parameters for all selected audio regions.
Note: The Fade parameters are nondestructive, unlike the fade functions available in the Audio
File Editor, which change the original audio file.
Delete fades
You can delete a fade with a menu command, with the Fade tool, or by modifying the
parameters in the Region inspector.
Delete a fade
Do one of the following:
m Control-click an existing fade area, then choose Remove Fade from the shortcut menu.
m Option-click an existing fade area with the Fade tool.
m Set the Fade In or Fade Out parameter in the Region inspector to 0.