The mix point is called MIX and highlighted marker on your screenshot is actually Mix Start, it has a different meaning and is explained here: https://manual.djsoft.net/radioboss/en/track_tool.htmThis is what's happening: the mix point in the track tool is doing the mix too early. What I've been doing is deleting the mix points. Is this right or wrong has this solved the problem.
BUG RadioBOSS 7.1.6
- Thread starter matteolop
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Okay, but explain to me why some songs mix only halfway and others don't. There must be a problem.
It's not normal for some tracks to mix "normally" while others, like the ones I mentioned, only mix halfway, as I showed you in the image. As I said, I've disabled the mixes and it works "fairly well." Thanks and regards.
On the image the actual MIX point is at the end, this is where a track will be mixed (unless this mix point is overridden by Segue Editor or File Types). Where a song is mixed depends on its own configuration but also on the following track (its MixStart value and if it has "Override previous track mix point" option).
Currently there are no open bugs for Segue Editor regarding points not being correctly processed - so more information is needed on what's not working for you.
When you set certain mixing values in the Segue Editor, those changes will not be visible in Track Tool.
Also, on your screenshot is a gap between tracks (second track has "End" mark, then nothing, and then 3rd track starts later) - on playback, this gap will be removed.
When no Fade In is set in Track Tool for a track, when you open a Segue Editor, it will use the default Fade In value as set in the Crossfades window.
Also, on your screenshot is a gap between tracks (second track has "End" mark, then nothing, and then 3rd track starts later) - on playback, this gap will be removed.
When no Fade In is set in Track Tool for a track, when you open a Segue Editor, it will use the default Fade In value as set in the Crossfades window.
