BIAB Fade

[Eddie Harper]

I'm trying to fade out the ending on a track but it won't let me fade more than 4 Bars. Any suggestions. Thanks Eddie

[Pete Nicholls]

Freeze the track to Audio, take the resultant WAV file and put in Audacity and Fade as much of the track as you want to.

[Eddie Harper]

Thanks Bill for the suggestion but I could load it into Sonar and do the same thing. I was trying to get BIAB to do it to see what it would do but 4 Bars just isn't enough. I don't know if that is a Default figure or what. Anyone else had any luck with doing a Fade out in BIAB....Thanks Eddie

[Eddie Harper]

Sorry Pete...I knew I should have had my Glasses on.................

[Eddie Harper]

Ok, I got the fade out working to an acceptable level but the Real Track Drums stay at an unaceptable level at the end. Any suggestions on this...Thanks Eddie

[David Matzenik]

May I revive this thread? I am trying to fade the ending of a simple backing track. BIAB suggests a typical fade of 6 bars, but when I try this, the volume is inaudible after one bar. Is it possible to adjust the rate of fade? If so, how? Thanks.

[Leon Carpenter]

David, I seldom use the create a 2 or 4 bar ending with BIAB. I would suggest: right click on the bar where the fade will begin. Select song settings,disable the 2 bar ending feature. An example would be(Togather Again @ 86 BPM). I right clicked bar # 10, I selected Bar settings, fade all insts. 5%. The song slowly faded to nothing by bar # 20. To reverse the fade select increase all insts. volume by 5%. I hope this helps, however you now will need to manage an ending. If you need help with that, P.M. me on the forum.---------Leon

[Danny Sherbon]

Just got to bar settings where you want the fade to begin and to to all instruments and then select "Fade by" and put in a number like 20 and it will fade out in a few bars.

[David Matzenik]

Thanks guys. Got in now.