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Once the fade has been added you can make it shorter or longer by selecting the Gain or Fade and increasing it or decreasing it in length.

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You go to the effects bar and Select the 'Audio Transitions' - 'Crossfade' and then either select Constant gain which will be more effective at the beginning of audio or 'Exponential Fade' which will be effective at the end of a clip

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When you have done that change your output name to the name of your final project and press export - unless changed this document will automatically go to your documents.

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After you have done that you then go to File - Export - Media. Once you have done that make sure the format is on Quicktime Player as many modern day technical computers and laptops carry this software. After you need to select your definition (720p, 1080p) - For best picture select 1080p.

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When you are ready to export your project you will have to pull the little grey thing at the top of your timeline to your final clip - you then go onto sequence right at the top of your screen and go down to 'Render Entire work area', this could take a few minutes depending on the length of your project, to give you a faster procedure render your entire work area every time you have completed a little bit of work, this makes sure that everything is 'stitched' together and flows together.

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How to make stable clips without filming again

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How to make stable clips without filming again

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The way in which you achieve this is clicking on the effects bar on top of where you imported your file of videos and typing in 'Warp' which should show 'Warp Stabilizer' - when your production has been paused you drag the 'Warp Stabilizer' onto the shaky clip.

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To move clips and audio around

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To move your imported clips to the timeline

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To cut a clip up which could be affective to create a crooked and abnormal clip. (Effective in Horror).

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Most Important:

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When you have imported all of your work onto your laptop/computer you have to put it into a file. To import it into the Adobe software you drag your file - then place the folder in the box which says 'Import media to start'

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1) What you will first see when opening the Software.

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1) What you will first see when opening the Software.