![]() If done right, the audience can’t hear a deliberate fadeout. The idea is to pick to parts that have more melodic content, without drums and percussion, and blending them together to create a ‘wash’ of sound. ![]() If done correctly, it can sound very natural and professional. This technique is a gradual fade between two tracks that have similar phrasing. The tracks in the video example above are similar BPMs, and I brought the second track in right when the beat comes in, so it sounds seamless. This particular trick works well on tracks with a well-defined beat, and genres that are a bit heavier like dubstep or trap (where long blending could sound quite messy when you’re trying to keep it high energy). Quickly crossfade, filter, or change the volume faders over on the first beat of the bar.Start the incoming track so that the phrasing aligns. ![]()
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