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Crossfades

Crossfades

By: Nathan Lovato - December 6, 2017

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Tutorial series
- Fast and Precise Selections: VSE (tutorial) video
- Fast Render in the Sequencer: Multithreaded Render with BPSrender cli (tutorial) video
- Learn Video Editing in Blender: Getting started with the VSE and Power Sequencer video
- Power Sequencer Workflow 1 video
- VSE: zoom and navigation video
- Render for the web video
- Copy, Cut and Paste strips video
- Sequencer tips: Ripple edit to make space video
- Cut and Trim with the Mouse video
- Import local footage video
- Fade in, fade out video
- Add Transform Effect video
- Sequencer: the powerful Snap video
- Power Sequencer Utils: Render Proxies with FFmpeg video
- Crossfades video
- VSE: change properties on a big selection with Python video
- VSE: change opacity on a big selection with Python video
- Install Python and FFmpeg on Windows video

Crossfades are soft transitions from one clip to the next. With Power Sequencer, press Ctrl Alt C to auto crossfade to the next strip.

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