How to make all fade in's equal length

liquid wrote on 12/20/2010, 7:53 PM

I've done a sequence by eye and looking back on it I realize I should have been more careful on the length on my fades. Is there a way of selecting a bunch of clips on the timeline and somehow equalizing all the fades? Or maybe get rid of them and then reapply them evenly?

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musicvid10 wrote on 12/20/2010, 8:04 PM

Well, not after the fact, but before the fact, it's in your Preferences.

Also refer to Help->Keyboard Shortcuts

EDIT: I should have mentioned the ability to do this with the script tools JR mentioned.

altarvic wrote on 12/20/2010, 9:04 PM

You can use scripts for that. You can find the code on this forum. Also you can download scripting tools, such as Vegasaur, Excalibur etc.

JohnnyRoy wrote on 12/21/2010, 3:32 AM

> Is there a way of selecting a bunch of clips on the timeline and somehow equalizing all the fades? Or maybe get rid of them and then reapply them evenly?

VASST Ultimate S Pro has extensive support for doing this. It can create the fades in the first place so that they are consistent, but also it can adjust existing transitions, create new transitions after the fact, and even remove transitions for you, all at the click of a button.

We're currently running a Christmas sale so you can pick Ultimate S Pro 4 up for only $143.65. If you don't have a script productivity tool like Ultimate S Pro or Excalibur, you don't know how fast and easy editing can be.

~jr