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When choosing the Edit > Fades command you can use the Fades dialog to select, view, and preview fades and crossfades, and to edit the curves used to perform fades and crossfades. A fade-in shows the In Shape settings, but not the Out Shape settings, and likewise a fade-out shows the Out Shape settings, but not the In Shape settings.
Click this button to audition fades. Pro Tools supports fade auditioning directly from your audio interface outputs.
If you are cross-fading between more than one track, this button allows you to view and preview the audio of the first in a pair of adjacent tracks.
If you are cross-fading between more than one track this button allows you to view and preview the audio of the second in a pair of adjacent tracks.
Click this button to display the waveforms of the first two adjacent tracks in a multitrack crossfade.
Click this button to display the specified fade curves without showing the actual audio waveforms. This is the default view when you open the Fades dialog.
Click this button to display the specified fade curves along with separate views of the fade-in and fade-out waveforms.
Click this button to display the specified fade curves along with superimposed views of the fade-in and fade-out waveforms.
Click this button to display the specified fade curves along with a single waveform representing the summation of the any crossfaded audio.
Click this button to scale the view of the waveform’s amplitude upwards. Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac) for the default view scale.
Click this button to scale the view of the waveform’s amplitude downwards. Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac) for the default view scale.