VO-BB - 20 YEARS OLD!

[JSeybert]

A consultant tells me I should set my Ocenaudio so it will "snap to zero crossing." How is that done?

He also suggested an "auto-fade" when I edit. How's that done?

[sdaeley17]

For "Snap to Zero Cross":

Go to Edit --> Adjust Selection --> Snap to Zero Cross

Unfortunately, I couldn't find a solution for your auto fade. Hopefully someone else can chime in.
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[dwpthe3rd]

Here's a brief description from audacity on what you're looking for, as well as a link with a more detailed look along with graphs to help you through the process. Hope this helps!

Audacity ships with several types of fade effects: a pair of simple linear fades, a pair of fades to help you make a crossfade, a more musically pleasing fade out (similar to that used in many recording and mastering studios) and a powerful user customization fade. For more detail on fading please see Fade and Cross-fade


http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/fades.html
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dwpthe3rd

[D Voice]

Is great for avoiding unwanted clicks in edits. I use it all the time.

Got used to 'Z' in Audacity, so I set keyboard preferences to 'Z' in OcenAudio or other DAWs that I use.

[jim edgar]

In 3.3.6 (newish as of this post), there is an option under the General preferences in OA to "Smooth Cut and Delete Boundries" which seems to do a subtle auto fade, fairly close to the edit point.

I'm not sure when they added this, but the effect would be similar to an auto-fade function, though you don't have any controls over the fade curve.

screenshot:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/f7tyzrklt567tnq/ocenaudio-smooth-cut-and-delete-boundries.png?dl=0
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