I know there's a Quickfade feature in Vegas that fades audio out and then in across a video cut, but is there any feature somewhere that will extend the audio tracks and crossfade them instead?
I've been doing this by hand, by temporarily ungrouping events and then extending the audio tracks at both ends of the events in question. Then I butt the video ends right up against each other to make a simple cut transition, and the audio tracks overlap and crossfade. I'm just wondering if there's a faster or better way to do this (?).
The audio in this case is just ambient sound. I only want to crossfade it to avoid any abrupt changes in sound. Fading out and back in doesn't work because it produces a noticeable silence for each cut.
I've been doing this by hand, by temporarily ungrouping events and then extending the audio tracks at both ends of the events in question. Then I butt the video ends right up against each other to make a simple cut transition, and the audio tracks overlap and crossfade. I'm just wondering if there's a faster or better way to do this (?).
The audio in this case is just ambient sound. I only want to crossfade it to avoid any abrupt changes in sound. Fading out and back in doesn't work because it produces a noticeable silence for each cut.