When you’re ready, trigger the “Crossfade to park” cue. This works in that triggering the Group cue will start the first track and then locate to the Fade cue. Then I put a Fade cue after the Group cue and set the Group cue itself as the target.
Create a Group cue and name it “Crossfade to park.”.Select the “Park” cue, and bring its master level to -inf.In the Levels tab of the inspector, click once on the master level text field to turn it yellow.Set the duration of this Fade cue to 10 seconds.Hit “1” on your keyboard to select the Audio Levels preset, then click Apply. Create a Fade cue that targets “Park,” and with this Fade cue selected choose Paste Cue Properties from the Edit menu. Qlab.4 to tell front workspace set theCueName to q name of theCue set cuesToFade to (cues in theCue) make type Group set fadeGroup to last item of.The best way to understand this is to walk through a simple example. With the “Park” cue selected, choose Copy from the Edit menu. While fading in, fading out, and adjusting the overall volume of an Audio cue are probably the most common uses of a Fade cue, you can also use a Fade cue to pan an Audio cue amongst any pair or group of outputs.Set the levels of that cue to the levels at which you want it to play during the scene, after the crossfade happens.Easiest way to make it cross fade, is to go into the triggers setting of the second video cue and add a trigger to 'Fade and Stop Peers' when this cue is fired. Quickly see when a group of instruments is set to all. Duration of the fade cue is how long you want the fade in to take. Batch-edit multiple light cues by selecting them and then simply editing any light command they all share. When the workspace is set to always audition, this keyboard shortcut invokes Audition GO instead of GO. Create an Audio cue for your city park atmosphere. Set the opacity of the video to 0, then add a fade cue targeting it, that brings the opacity (under geometry) up to 100. Most of these keyboard shortcuts can be edited in the Controls Keyboard section of Workspace Settings.
Set the duration of this Fade cue to 10 seconds. Create a Fade cue that targets “Music” and sets its level to -inf, with the Stop target when done box checked.
Set the levels of that cue to suit your taste and needs.Create an Audio cue for your scene change music.There is more than one way to make a crossfade, but this way is particularly tidy. Let’s suppose that you want to play some scene change music, and then when the scene change completes, you want to crossfade to the background atmosphere of a city park over the course of ten seconds.
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