Grass Valley EDIUS Neo 3 - Manual (Page 610)

608 EDIUS NEO — User Reference Guide
Section 6 — Effects and Titles
Note By default, these buttons are not on the Timeline. To add them, see Button
Settings
on page 136 .
Figure 723. Timeline Fade-In and Fade-Out Buttons
Note A brown line appears at the top of the mixer area the clip with a fade-in and/
or a fade-out effect applied.
Fade-In and Fade-Out settings are visible in the audio waveform and mixer
areas of the tracks illustrated in
Figure 724 . Click the Expand1 and Expand2
buttons to expand the track if these elements are not already visible. A key
frame point is added where a fade-in ends and a fade out begins.
Figure 724. Timeline Fade-In and Fade-Out Key Frames
Related Operations:
To delete a fade-in or fade-out effect, delete the audio and video parts sep-
arately by doing the following:
• To delete the audio fade-in/fade-out, Right-click the clip and select
Delete Parts>Audio RubberBand>Volume from the menu.
Note An alternative method is to press the [SHIFT]+[ALT]+[H] keys on the key-
board.
• To delete the video fade-in/fade-out, right-click the clip and select
Delete Parts>Mixer>Transparency from the menu.