feat(audio): crossfade overlapping clips in one undoable edit (phase 98)
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@ -71,3 +71,14 @@ are ignored. Each accepted tempo is an undoable edit and stops playback before
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preparation; tapping is unavailable while recording. New/Open resets tap history.
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The estimator uses monotonic control-thread time, with no audio-callback clock
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access or allocation. Tap timing is not a beat detector or MIDI clock sync.
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## Audio crossfades
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Select two partially overlapping audio clips on the same track and choose
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**Edit → Audio tools → Crossfade two selected clips**. The earlier clip fades
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out across the overlap while the later clip fades in. Gains, positions, source
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files and the opposite fades are preserved. Equal boundaries, containment,
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adjacency, cross-track selections and MIDI clips reject without partial edits.
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This is a linear tick-based crossfade using existing clip envelopes; it does
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not move clips, create overlaps or offer equal-power curves. Discrete sample
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endpoints retain the engine's existing one-sample boundary convention.
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