Fading music in and out can add a smooth and professional touch to your videos. It can also help to create a more dramatic or emotional effect. Adobe Premiere Rush makes it easy to fade music using the built-in audio fade controls.

To fade music in and out in Premiere Rush

1. Import your music: If you haven’t already imported your music into Premiere Rush, click the “Plus” icon in the left toolbar and select “Media” > “Import from Files.” Then, navigate to the location of your music file and select it.
2. Drag and drop your music onto the timeline: Drag your music file onto the timeline to place it in your video.
3. Select the audio clip: Click the audio clip on the timeline to select it.
4. Adjust the fade:

• Fade in: To fade in the music, click the “Fade In” button in the toolbar. This will create a fade-in effect where the music gradually increases in volume over a specified period. You can adjust the duration of the fade-in effect by dragging the handle on the fade-in bar.
• Fade out: To fade out the music, click the “Fade Out” button in the toolbar. This will create a fade-out effect where the music gradually decreases in volume over a specified period. You can adjust the duration of the fade-out effect by dragging the handle on the fade-out bar.

Tips for fading music in Premiere Rush

• Use short fade times: Fade times should be kept short, especially when fading in or out of music at the beginning or end of a video. This will help to maintain the viewer’s attention and prevent the music from becoming too jarring.
• Use different fade effects: In addition to the basic fade effects, Adobe Premiere Rush also offers other fade effects, such as exponential and logarithmic fades. These effects can create more subtle and nuanced transitions.
• Experiment: Don’t be afraid to experiment with different fade times and effects to find the look that you like best for your video.

Here is an example of how to fade music in and out in Premiere Rush

1. Import your music and drag it onto the timeline.
2. Select the audio clip and click the “Fade In” button.
3. Drag the handle on the fade-in bar to 0.5 seconds.
4. Select the audio clip again and click the “Fade Out” button.
5. Drag the handle on the fade-out bar to 1 second.
6. Play your video to see the fade-in and fade-out effects.

By following these steps, you can easily fade music in and out in Adobe Premiere Rush to create professional-looking videos.

I hope this article was helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.