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Audio Montage
The audio montage is a multichannel and multitrack non-destructive editing environment that allows you to arrange, edit, play back, and record audio clips.
Fades and Crossfades in Audio Montages
A fade in is a gradual increase in level and a fade out is a gradual decrease in level. A crossfade is a gradual fade between two sounds, where one is faded in and the other faded out.
Applying Default Fades to New Clips
All new clips that are imported or recorded in the audio montage get the default fade in and fade out shape and length if Create Default Fades in New Clips is active. In this case, the default crossfade shapes are used. This also applies to clips that are created by splitting clips.

Applying Default Fades to New Clips

All new clips that are imported or recorded in the audio montage get the default fade in and fade out shape and length if Create Default Fades in New Clips is active. In this case, the default crossfade shapes are used. This also applies to clips that are created by splitting clips.

Procedure

Open an audio montage and select the Fade tab.
In the Options section, open the Options pop-up menu.
Activate Create Default Fades in New Clips.