Fade In/Out Cue Points Help
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    Default Fade In/Out Cue Points Help

    Hello, I am having some trouble with a bit of a newbie problem (I think). When you set those Fade In/Out Cue Points, then why when a deck meats a fade-out point, it automatically start from the opposite deck's fade-in point 2? I want to decide myself, which fade-in point the opposite track should begin from, is this possible? Or else just turning that automatic start off.

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    so you have multiple fade in cues? doesnt really make sense.. delete all but the one you want to fade in.
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    Yeah but the reason i did that, was just to give me a indication of good points in the song, to mix it in? Should i just use normal cue points for that?

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    yeah normal cue points are just fine for indicating and jumping to certain parts of the song..
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    Prefs > Loading > Disable "Activate Fade In & Fade Out Markers"

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    Quote Originally Posted by padi_04 View Post
    Prefs > Loading > Disable "Activate Fade In & Fade Out Markers"
    Thank you very much!

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