Cubase 15: Quick Fade In and Fade Out shortcuts

Demo summary
The video shows how to select an event and press 'A' to instantly apply fade-ins and fade-outs to the edges of the selection.
Step-by-step
- Select the edge of an event
- Press 'A' to apply a fade-in or fade-out to that specific edge
- Select the inside of an event to target both ends
- Press 'A' to apply a fade-in and fade-out simultaneously
Options
- Use the handles at the top left and right of the event to manually drag fades
Tips
- Select the inside of the event rather than the edges to apply both fades at once for maximum speed
Highlights
“the two extremes of that event are going to have a fade in and out applied at the same time, which is very very cool”
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