Fading long songs

[RADIO ON THE BEAT]

Fading long songs. I haven't checked, to be honest. Do you know if there's a feature to shorten long songs? If I have songs in my playlist that are over 5 minutes long, is there a way for the control panel to fade them out to the next song?

 

[matteolop]

Use TrackTool and decide the length of each individual song yourself.

 

[salvy]

Use TrackTool and decide the length of each individual song yourself.

Hi. For example, if I have more than 300 songs that are longer than 5 minutes, what do I do? Do I edit them one by one? Nah.

 

[matteolop]

Hi. For example, if I have more than 300 songs that are longer than 5 minutes, what do I do? Do I edit them one by one? Nah.

Yes, that's how I did it for the whole archive.
If you don't feel like it, use the filters that ignore all songs longer than 5 minutes.

 

[RADIO ON THE BEAT]

I've always done this individually, but it's very inconvenient. The same goes for the filter that eliminates songs longer than 5 minutes. I was wondering if there's a way to tell rb to fade out songs longer than 5 minutes, but not eliminate them.

 

[djsoft]

Fading long songs. I haven't checked, to be honest. Do you know if there's a feature to shorten long songs? If I have songs in my playlist that are over 5 minutes long, is there a way for the control panel to fade them out to the next song?

You can use the Track Tool to set Start/End points where needed to trim the song duration. There's no way to automate this based on song's duration (it can only automatically trim silence). Doing it manually will ensure the song ends at an appropriate point and will sound better.

Hi. For example, if I have more than 300 songs that are longer than 5 minutes, what do I do? Do I edit them one by one? Nah.

Please see my reply above, doing it manually will provide better results.

 

[RADIO ON THE BEAT]

Ok thanks I know how to use the intro outro fine functions, etc. very well. The answer to my question was simple: No, Radioboss is not able to do it automatically.