does anyone know how to do this? I'm coming from PT 6 to Cubase SX2 and I need to know how to Crossfade edit points between two pieces of audio. I've cut some chuncks out of a bass line and now there is this awful popping from no zero crossing that could be removed from cross fading the edit points.

Any Cubase users out there? This is surely an easy thing to do.

While I am at it, I have another question. I've used beat detective in PT many times. In cubase I've figured how to line up these hit points, break up the waveform and lock it to the grid. Now I want to stretch out each individual sample to link up to the next sample in line, cross fade the edit points and get on with it.

Is this the best method for emulating Beat Detective in Cubase? Does any one have a better method?

Thanks Slutz!

Stuart Dixon
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Select both audio chunks, then just press 'X'. You gott have them close, it does not crossfade audio chunks wich have more than a..fixed amount of ms between them. I'm n a PC - dunno 'bout the shortcuts on MAC.

Oh, and regarding stretching sample chunks - you need to switch be on 'lock to grind' mode - choose your grid, and go to the 'arrow' that's callaed 'Pbject selection'. It has a small menu on it's down-right, wich lets you choose the sizing type - Normal sizing, Sizing moving contents and Sizing aply timestretch. Just er-size your chunks with Sizing aply timestrech ption, and get them on the grid. The timestrech algo can be selected from the File-Preferencies menu.