Premiere Rush
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Audio Fade In / Fade Out
I have read that I can achieve this by using Transitions, but would like more control over the effect.
Great app! Keep up the good work!180 votesHello All,
Thanks for writing in and/or voting for this. If you’ve missed my previous comment, I’ll add it again below. Audio fades have been available in Rush since 1.0 (see steps below). If you come across any issues related to transitions with or without audio, please file a report here: adobe.ly/rushbug
or reach out to our support team here:
Support forum: adobe.ly/rushsupport
@AdobeVideo on Twitter
@Adobe on FacebookWe’re thinking of ways how we can make this more clear to users in the future. We would love to hear your ideas on how you’d expect/like this to work.
Steps to add transitions to audio
1. Select a video or audio clip in the timeline
2. Open the Transitions Inspector, select the Cross Dissolve transition (or one of the others)This will apply a transition to the beginning and end of your selected clip. If you want to apply a transition…
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Audio Crossfade
crossfade only between audio clips
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Why can you only add music from iTunes this app is useless for anyone that wants to be independent and make their own stuff. Why only iTunes
Allow media from other sources. Or if this is a Apple Music app only then i apologize. I want to use my own music I won’t use this anymore because of this alone and definitely would not recommend it. Sell it as a Apple Music video editor that title fits it perfect
1 voteWe hear you on this one! If you’d like to add a music file (such as an MP3), you can use Dropbox or Creative Cloud files on mobile, or simply drag the MP3 into your project on desktop.
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Audio transitions please!!!
I want to make some audio transitions!
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Add free soundtrack
Add free soundtrack
5 votesThere is actually a collection of 10 free “Rush Soundtracks” included.
On Mobile: tap the blue + button to add media, then [audio], then [Rush Soundtracks]
On Desktop: click the blue + button, then select the ‘Media Browser’ at the top drop down, then select ‘Rush Soundtracks’ towards the bottom.
Please let us know if these soundtracks are not what you were hoping for and if so, what you expected.
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Audio fade in/out
It would be nice to have the facility to fade in/out music tracks. I would have thought this to be a very basic thing to be able to do in Rush. If I have to use Premier Pro to do this, then not much point in having Rush!
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Audio cross fades
Audio cross fades would be very helpful. Also the ability to take audio and video tracks and move them around independently. For instance, if i’m using dialogue from an interview under some related video, it would be helpful to be able to move those tracks around the timeline independent of the video.
5 votesHello, Alan (and others),
Thanks for writing in. You can apply transitions to an audio clip in Rush today.
1. Select a video or audio clip in the timeline
2. Open the Transitions Inspector, select the Cross Dissolve transition (or one of the others)This will apply a transition to the beginning and end of your selected clip. If you want to apply a transition to only one side of the clip, you can drag and drop the transition to the desired position.
We’re thinking of ways how we can make this more clear to users in the future. We would love to hear your ideas on how you’d expect/like this to work.
Thanks,
Peter
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