Fade on master track

[davefk]

Hi Guys

Is there anyway I can get a more subtle fade out on the master track? The fade seems to end too quickly no matter how much time I give the fade out. I would like the fade to be much finer and slower.

Thanks

[gypsy101]

just adjust your fade points manually.
I usually add multiple points & lower them gradually as opposed to a "ramp".

[TrevsAudio]

Yep, like gypsy says...

[davefk]

Ah ha! Thanks guys, easy when you know how.

[davefk]

Spoke too soon. Even that is not fine enough. I would like to be able to enter fine fade between -18db and -inf, but I cant zoom in enough in Mixcraft to do it. Shame. The nearest i can get is -27.7db to -inf which is still not enough to give a realistic fade....

[Acoustica Dan]

You can resize the Master Track to be as large as you'd like. Once large enough, you'll have extremely precise control over the fade-out points, if that's what you'd like.

Dan

[Vibrant Audio]

Even with the track resized, once you move the mouse toward the lower limits you lose resolution on the dB levels. I am only able to get down to the -29 dB range with a mouse.

However, you can right-click on an automation point and manually enter any number you want up to a limit. I was able to enter a number up to -6153 dB!

[TrevsAudio]

Pardon, I didn't quite hear that...

[gypsy101]

Spoke too soon. Even that is not fine enough. I would like to be able to enter fine fade between -18db and -inf, but I cant zoom in enough in Mixcraft to do it. Shame. The nearest i can get is -27.7db to -inf which is still not enough to give a realistic fade....

3 things I've found doing this-
once you mix down to .WAV or mp3 whatever it sounds much more natural.

you probably wouldn't notice it on regular speakers or phones instead of "mixing" monitors/phones

try to NOT look @ the screen while playing back.plus you may be "too close" to the project,you're brain is anticipating or listening for minute artifacts as it goes below -25db.

[davefk]

Even with the track resized, once you move the mouse toward the lower limits you lose resolution on the dB levels. I am only able to get down to the -29 dB range with a mouse.

However, you can right-click on an automation point and manually enter any number you want up to a limit. I was able to enter a number up to -6153 dB!

Yes I eventually found the same way as you suggest, but having some fade curves would be better and easier.