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Offline Processing
Offline processes are useful for a variety of editing purposes and creative effects, for example, if the computer is too slow for real-time processing or if the editing requires more than one pass.
Crossfades
A crossfade is a gradual fade between two sounds, where one is faded in and the other one is faded out, to ensure a smooth transition.
Activating Automatic Crossfades
You can activate automatic crossfading for operations such as cutting, pasting, inserting, muting, cropping, or deleting segments of your audio.

Activating Automatic Crossfades

You can activate automatic crossfading for operations such as cutting, pasting, inserting, muting, cropping, or deleting segments of your audio.

Procedure

With this option activated, WaveLab automatically applies crossfades when you initiate one of the following editing operations:

Cut
Paste
Crop
Mute
Delete
Prepend, Append, Overwrite, or Multiple Copies from the Paste menu

In addition to this, the Crossfading option automatically generates a crossfade at the designated insertion point when you insert audio by dragging or when you choose an option from the Audio File panel of the Insert tab.

Note

For cuts at the beginning or the end of an audio file, a fade-in or a fade-out, respectively, is generated instead.