How to set:
Using fading increases the sound experience because the fades make the cuts less noticeable. In Borbkai NoEdit you choose the lengths (In milliseconds) of your fade by sliding the dot on the line.
Fading in, means gradually increasing the volume level from silence to the original sound after a cut.
Fading out, means gradually decreasing the volume level from the original sound to silence after a cut.
A fade-in is normally slightly shorter than its corresponding fade-out. However, to have a smooth result, it would be a great idea to set your fade-in and fade-out at five seconds
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