How to i fade in/out clips in reason?

[p3rt2k8]

???????????????

[phrex]

just a thought... maybe you could try writing a sentence...

[ninjadog]

With a fucking fader, hence the name.

[nitz]

With a fucking fader, hence the name.

haha beat me too it, should not be producing if you don't know that ... even noobs know!
LOOOOOOOL
Fail!

[Ongelegen]

With a fucking fader, hence the name.

haha beat me too it, should not be producing if you don't know that ... even noobs know!
LOOOOOOOL
Fail!

automate fader/or volume of your intrument

[Depone]

actually, give this guy a break, i can do it with a fader... AND i can actually fade the clip (in logic)

[tavravlavish]

automation, get into it!

[yong]

very carefully

[p3rt2k8]

i use reason 4 sorry for not givin enuff info i was fuked.

[ninjadog]

Are you still having trouble doing it?

[p3rt2k8]

think i got the thing up but it dint say owt about fading.

[ninjadog]

Have you tried using the faders on the mixer?
Or am i missing something here?

[arktrix45hz]

think i got the thing up but it dint say owt about fading.

By the sounds of it, you need to put a bangin donk on it!

[shig]

you're all acting like he's an idiot but not one of you have told him how to properly make a clip fade in and out. internet forums tend to have a lot of people with sub-par social skills though, so i suppose it's understandable.

if you're doing it with the faders on your mixer, right click the fader of your instrument and select 'edit automation'. if you look at the sequencing window now, there'll be a new channel called 'channel x level'. now all you need to do his hit record and move the fader, and any movement you make will be recorded on this automation lane. you can then use the pencil tool on the sequencer window to draw it in more accurately. if you do it with the volume knob on the synth or sampler you're using (my preferred way), it's exactly the same only you're right clicking and selecting edit automation on the 'Gain' or 'Volume' knobs.

automation can be applied to almost any element of your synth is endlessly useful in creating more complex sounds and having them change throughout your tune.