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Each music title, whether background music or sound object, can have its volume individually controlled. This is done in the Timeline via circular markers.

1. Changing the volume curve

The volume can be varied by means of a line within a piece of music. The ups and downs of the line corresponds to the variation of the volume.
To make this line visible, click with the mouse on the waveform of the track. Each click generates a point, which can be moved. If you click on a point with the right mouse button, it is deleted. When you delete the last point, the line is removed.

2. Crossfading: Two tracks merging into one another

If you wish to merge two tracks smoothly into one another, use the volume curve. Set two points on the volume curve at the end of track 1. You do the same at the beginning of track 2.
Now lower the second point in track 1 so that it is extremely low (volume at 0%). Repeat this for the first point on track 2. The lines on the volume curves now look like a V.
Slide the tracks on top of one another so that the lines look like an X. This also explains the meaning of the word “crossfading”.