I’ve dialed in settings that work well for most transitions, but I’m having trouble with files that end abruptly;
The end of the first file is cut off by a crossfade, and if crossfading is disabled, the second file comes in at the predetermined mix point. This is the case no matter if I've preprocessed the file or not.
I've tried manually adding silence, which makes no difference, but manually adjusting the mix point does give me the result I'm looking for.
Meanwhile, files that fade out transition perfectly. Why doesn’t the same logic apply to hard-ending files?
I've seen lower-quality software struggle with this as well, requiring far more effort than it’s worth to fix. But I shouldn’t have to edit every song in my library just to get consistent, natural transitions—especially when most already sound great.
The end of the first file is cut off by a crossfade, and if crossfading is disabled, the second file comes in at the predetermined mix point. This is the case no matter if I've preprocessed the file or not.
I've tried manually adding silence, which makes no difference, but manually adjusting the mix point does give me the result I'm looking for.
Meanwhile, files that fade out transition perfectly. Why doesn’t the same logic apply to hard-ending files?
I've seen lower-quality software struggle with this as well, requiring far more effort than it’s worth to fix. But I shouldn’t have to edit every song in my library just to get consistent, natural transitions—especially when most already sound great.
