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- Joined: Thu Jan 12, 2023 2:50 pm
- Real Name: Martin Lohmann
Hi.
In addition to the three existing standard crossfades, I would like to create a customer crossfade that has an S-curve gradient.
First of all: yes, the clips have enough material on their edges, so that there is something to blend.
In the batch fade settings I can select such a course and insert it over the interface between two clips with the help of a shortcut I created myself.
But if I then click once on the right or left in one of the two adjacent clips in the Fairlight Page, the transition suddenly disappears, as if I hadn't set it at all.
If I do this in the edit page, however, the transition remains. This also applies to all blend shapes created.
In addition, it is also not possible to create a customer fade that has this S gradient.
Using the "Batch-Fade Settings" and "Apply Batch Fades" mentioned above, I create a crossfade with an S gradient.
If I use the right mouse button to select "Create Transition Preset" in the blend area of the two clips in the Fairlight Page, I can generate a new audio blend of my own name and find it under User with the name I specified ("S-Curve") . However, if I drag this onto two adjacent clips, a boring linear transition is always created.
Is that the case with you too? Am I doing something wrong? Is there a solution to this annoying phenomenon?
In addition to the three existing standard crossfades, I would like to create a customer crossfade that has an S-curve gradient.
First of all: yes, the clips have enough material on their edges, so that there is something to blend.
In the batch fade settings I can select such a course and insert it over the interface between two clips with the help of a shortcut I created myself.
But if I then click once on the right or left in one of the two adjacent clips in the Fairlight Page, the transition suddenly disappears, as if I hadn't set it at all.
If I do this in the edit page, however, the transition remains. This also applies to all blend shapes created.
In addition, it is also not possible to create a customer fade that has this S gradient.
Using the "Batch-Fade Settings" and "Apply Batch Fades" mentioned above, I create a crossfade with an S gradient.
If I use the right mouse button to select "Create Transition Preset" in the blend area of the two clips in the Fairlight Page, I can generate a new audio blend of my own name and find it under User with the name I specified ("S-Curve") . However, if I drag this onto two adjacent clips, a boring linear transition is always created.
Is that the case with you too? Am I doing something wrong? Is there a solution to this annoying phenomenon?
Greetings Martin
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NLE: Davinci Resolve Studio 18.5.1 | Final Cut Pro X 10.6.5
Display: Apple Studio Display 27 Zoll
Apple Mac Studio M2 Ultra, 128 GB RAM
Presonus StudioLive 32 SX Mixer
macOS Ventura 13.5.1
Windows 11 unter Parallels 18
Stand: Aug.2023