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Hoots : Fades in Logic Pro X I'm watching a Logic Pro X 101 course by MusicTechHelpGuy, and in it he shows how to create a fade by ctrl-shift-dragging on a region. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to replicate this. Could somebody please - freshhoot.com

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Fades in Logic Pro X
I'm watching a Logic Pro X 101 course by MusicTechHelpGuy, and in it he shows how to create a fade by ctrl-shift-dragging on a region. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to replicate this. Could somebody please point out the error I seem to be making?


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This is a little bit fiddly; it just takes a bit of practice, as you need to click and drag from exactly the right place.

Here's a simple step-by-step method for getting this to work:

press down shift and ctrl (you'll notice the cursor changes shape).

move your cursor to either the left or right hand side of the region you want to fade in or out. It is really important that you see the cursor shape change again, to the one shown below!

With shift and ctrl still pressed down, click and drag sideways to create your fade.


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In order for this technique to work, you need to make sure that the Fade Tool is selected as your Command-click tool. It's possible that you have one of the other tools selected. Here's an article about this topic from Apple. support.apple.com/kb/PH24718?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US


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