In crossfading clip groups, which statement is true?

In crossfading clip groups, which statement is true?

• A. Fades can be applied to both audio and MIDI.
• B. Fades apply to audio clips only; crossfading is possible between two clip groups or with ungrouped clips.
• C. Fades are not supported for crossfading clip groups.
• D. Crossfades require all clips to be ungrouped.

Answer: (B)

Crossfading clip groups works by blending the ends and starts of audio clips with fades to create a smooth transition, even when the clips are organized into groups or left ungrouped. The key point is that fades apply to audio clips, not MIDI data, so you’ll use fades on audio regions to achieve the crossfade effect. Because crossfades can occur between two clip groups or with ungrouped clips, you don’t need to ungroup everything to create a smooth transition. MIDI isn’t compatible with fades in this context, so the option that suggests fades apply to MIDI isn’t correct. Similarly, you don’t have to ungroup all clips to use crossfades, and it’s not true that fades aren’t supported for crossfading clip groups.

Crossfading clip groups works by blending the ends and starts of audio clips with fades to create a smooth transition, even when the clips are organized into groups or left ungrouped. The key point is that fades apply to audio clips, not MIDI data, so you’ll use fades on audio regions to achieve the crossfade effect. Because crossfades can occur between two clip groups or with ungrouped clips, you don’t need to ungroup everything to create a smooth transition. MIDI isn’t compatible with fades in this context, so the option that suggests fades apply to MIDI isn’t correct. Similarly, you don’t have to ungroup all clips to use crossfades, and it’s not true that fades aren’t supported for crossfading clip groups.