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Which can see here, it's 28 frames and make it a lot shorter So, what I might do is just grab on with my regular tool. In order to fix this, we really just need to take the duration of the audio transition. So we can see this overlap of audio from some audio that happens previously on the incoming clip and after on the outgoing clip. With the editor selected, I'll press shift, command, equal. So let me just zoom in to show this to you. Now in many cases, if you're using this to clean up the little potential pops that you might hear as you transition from one audio source to another, the result of this might be a little too long. This can be added to the end of an edit, to the start of an edit, or centered over the edit. Now to apply the cross fade, you simply can select it and add it to an edit point. So I'm gonna scroll down to the very bottom, or I'll see transition for audio. In this instance, we're not looking for an audio effect as much as we're looking for an audio transition.

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This is just because I have an extra pack I want to show you So HitFilm Express offers additional bundles, as they call it, so that you have more options as it comes to post production away from its free version. Now I have a few extra audio effects that you'll see listed here. And under effects is a category here for audio. If we don't, we can always just go here to this little grid, make sure effects are showing. And over on the right hand side, we should see an effects tab. This is just gonna give me a much better layout for working with audio, which will be over the next couple movies. And this is your gateway to the various workspaces that we accessed through the view menu on my Mac. But if you look close to the top of the interface you'll see that there's actually a grid up here towards the top.

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So if you're in a Windows version of HitFilm Express you'll see that there isn't a view menu.

How I'm gonna do that is actually head up to the view menu, and under Workspaces itself I'm gonna go to audio. A way that we can smooth that up is by actually using what's known as an audio transition or an audio cross fade in order to kinda smooth out the transition from one audio source to the other.

One is that, in some ways we can hear from one cut to another. So there are a couple different problems going on here. Going to the beach for the sunset or the sunrise, is kinda a vital part of my day. So let me just move my play head, just gonna press the - I've lived my whole life on the beach.

So, for instance, if I start to play back around the edit point here between two of Lindsey's thoughts which we've cut up and spliced together, it might not sound so natural. So when it comes to dealing with problematic audio in HitFilm Express, it is somewhat limited, but I wanna start off the conversation by talking about what you might hear, which is a little pop in between the harsh cuts that are occurring in our audio track when we cut from one sentence to another, which are separate cuts.

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