Smart Cutter: sound fading
Posted: Sat May 22, 2010 3:21 pm
I think I have a real challenge for the programmer team:
I would like to be able to tell for each start point and end point if the sound should be:
- unmodified (as it is now)
- fading in (at a starting point) or fading out (at an end point)
- crossfading (should be specified both on an end point and on the next start point)
For each fade action, I should be able to specify how many seconds.
Examples:
- 5 sec fade at start point means at the starting point itself, the volume is 0, and it increases gradually until 5 sec later it is at 100%
- crossfade 5 sec on end point and 10 sec on start point means that the sound of the next part fades in 5 sec before the first part ends, and the sound of the first part fades out 10 sec into the second part, and both are mixed.
If you could get this together, with the same kind of "smart recoding", I think you would have a truly amazing product! (And we will be very impressed )
I would like to be able to tell for each start point and end point if the sound should be:
- unmodified (as it is now)
- fading in (at a starting point) or fading out (at an end point)
- crossfading (should be specified both on an end point and on the next start point)
For each fade action, I should be able to specify how many seconds.
Examples:
- 5 sec fade at start point means at the starting point itself, the volume is 0, and it increases gradually until 5 sec later it is at 100%
- crossfade 5 sec on end point and 10 sec on start point means that the sound of the next part fades in 5 sec before the first part ends, and the sound of the first part fades out 10 sec into the second part, and both are mixed.
If you could get this together, with the same kind of "smart recoding", I think you would have a truly amazing product! (And we will be very impressed )