Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.7.0 - Manual (Page 122)

Creating transitions for an area of the sequence
You can create a transition on several cutpoints at once by defining an area of your
sequence.
The type of transition you select applies to all cutpoints on all active tracks within the
defined area. Applying transitions to a defined area of your sequence does not override
any existing transitions you already have in your sequence; these transitions remain
unchanged. By default, Aurora Edit applies the transitions to all active tracks on the
Timeline; including the audio tracks, even if the Auto-Audio Crossfade button is off.
If you want a transition to apply to the video tracks only, deselect all of the audio
tracks in the sequence.
1. Define the area where you want to apply transitions with a Mark In and Mark Out
point.
2. Define the transition you want to apply to all cutpoints within the marked area.
3. Click Transition All .
Transitions appear at all cutpoints within the marked area.
Deleting transitions
Sometimes you need to delete a transition on the Timeline.
1. Select the transitions to delete using one of these methods:
• To delete one transition, click on the transition to select it.
• To delete several transitions at once, hold down the Ctrl key on the keyboard,
then click on each transition you need to delete.
2. Press Delete on the keyboard.
The transition disappears from the Timeline.
Audio crossfades
About audio crossfades
If you want to soften the transition between two audio clips, you can add an audio
crossfade. Aurora Edit lets you create audio crossfades between any two edit points
in your sequence. Apply crossfades to only the audio tracks in a clip or with each
video transition you create.
122 Aurora Edit LD User Guide 08 April 2010
Transitions