[ctpeterson]

Does anyone know how to have Audion cross fade like iTunes 2 is capable of? That is a cool feature and I like Audion and am curious if there is a way to do it.

[tngland]

You have to open two control windows from the File menu. Then you go to tools and choose Mixer.

I haven't played with this much and so far I've been able to fade two songs, but haven't quite figured out how to keep cross-fades happening throughout a playlist. Anybody know?

Oh, and I emailed tech support a while back to ask if these cross-fades could be saved or burned onto a CD and they told me that I could not do that, but it seemed like a good idea for the future.

[BoulderDash]

Well,
Here's your answer: you cannot have music automatically cross-fade in Audion 2.6.1 (latest release) as it does in iTunes 2.0. As "tngland" suggested; you can open another contrl window and do it yourself, but that's not an automatic cross-fade - that's a "DJ" crossfade. You'd have to sit there and manually cross-fade every song (like a DJ does - the better ones anyway) if you wanted to have the effect constant for a playlist.

If it's any solace, there's a big push by several people on the Audion development bulletin boards to have this effect added in the next major release. Though it may not have to be a "major" release for this to happen, since the people at Audion actually update their product very frequently (as for "Transmit" - that's another issue entirely).

Keep your fingers crossed,
BoulderDash