Add Fade In and Fade Out for Sound in After Effects

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we're going to demonstrate how to fade audio in and fade audio out using Adobe After Effects Creative Cloud 2015.

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   To begin, click an audio clip file and drag it from the project window

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   Drag the audio clip into the timeline area

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   In the timeline, click the audio file arrow to expand the menu

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   Click the "Audio" arrow

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   Click the "Waveform" settings arrow

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   Next, move the playhead to 0 seconds by clicking and dragging it to the beginning of the clip

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   Then, click the "Time-Vary stop watch" icon in the timeline area to add a key frame

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   For this tutorial, click and drag left the "Audio Levels" slider to -48 dB so that there is no audio at this point

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   Click the 2-second mark to set the playhead to this point

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    Click the "Add or remove keyframe at current time" diamond icon at the left side of the timeline area

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    This will add another key frame.

    

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    Then, adjust the "Audio Levels" slider to -15.00 dB in the same way

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    You will have a ramp up in the audio volume level.

    

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    Set the playhead to 6 seconds

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    Click the "Add or remove keyframe at current time" diamond icon at the left side of the timeline area

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    This will add another key frame.

    

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    Set the playhead to 8 seconds

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    Click the "Add or remove keyframe at current time" diamond icon at the left side of the timeline area

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    This will add another key frame.

    

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    Adjust the "Audio Levels" slider back down for the outro

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    Let's set it to -48.00 dB.

    

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    Set the playhead to 0 seconds

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    In order to listen to what the audio sounds like, press "Ctrl" + "." on the keyboard

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    This will preview the audio file.

    

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This was a tutorial on how to add fade in and fade out effects to a music or audio file using After Effects Creative Cloud 2015. Please leave any questions or comments in the space below, and we shall answer them for you. Thank you for watching VisiHow!

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1. 1
   To begin, click an audio clip file and drag it from the project window

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2. 2
   Drag the audio clip into the timeline area

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3. 3
   In the timeline, click the audio file arrow to expand the menu

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4. 4
   Click the "Audio" arrow

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5. 5
   Click the "Waveform" settings arrow

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6. 6
   Next, move the playhead to 0 seconds by clicking and dragging it to the beginning of the clip

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7. 7
   Then, click the "Time-Vary stop watch" icon in the timeline area to add a key frame

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8. 8
   For this tutorial, click and drag left the "Audio Levels" slider to -48 dB so that there is no audio at this point

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9. 9
   Click the 2-second mark to set the playhead to this point

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10. 10
    Click the "Add or remove keyframe at current time" diamond icon at the left side of the timeline area

    .

    This will add another key frame.

    

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11. 11
    Then, adjust the "Audio Levels" slider to -15.00 dB in the same way

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    You will have a ramp up in the audio volume level.

    

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12. 12
    Set the playhead to 6 seconds

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13. 13
    Click the "Add or remove keyframe at current time" diamond icon at the left side of the timeline area

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    This will add another key frame.

    

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14. 14
    Set the playhead to 8 seconds

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15. 15
    Click the "Add or remove keyframe at current time" diamond icon at the left side of the timeline area

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    This will add another key frame.

    

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16. 16
    Adjust the "Audio Levels" slider back down for the outro

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    Let's set it to -48.00 dB.

    

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17. 17
    Set the playhead to 0 seconds

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18. 18
    In order to listen to what the audio sounds like, press "Ctrl" + "." on the keyboard

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    This will preview the audio file.

    

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This was a tutorial on how to add fade in and fade out effects to a music or audio file using After Effects Creative Cloud 2015. Please leave any questions or comments in the space below, and we shall answer them for you. Thank you for watching VisiHow!

Adding fade in and fade out to audio layer using AEscript?

Required to add audio layer with fade in/out using AE script to an AE template before render.. I have tried: Have tried sound mixer with time based fade in / fade out but not able to implement using AEScript. I think it was caused by: Need to use AE Script

VisiHow QnA. This section is not written yet. Want to join in? Click EDIT to write this answer.

I want to learn Adobe After Effects?

I need to learn the basics, can you help me?. I have tried: I saw some videos. I think it was caused by: Nothing!

VisiHow QnA. This section is not written yet. Want to join in? Click EDIT to write this answer.

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