Graphics Programs Reference
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to) and fade out. Drag the Fade Out slider over to around the 120-second mark (as shown
here) and click anywhere outside the dialog to close it. Now, play your movie again and, at
the 120-second mark, your music will gently fade away.
TIP: Muting Your Background Music
Ifyouwanttotemporarilyturnoffyourbackgroundmusictrack,justclickthelittlespeaker
icon (shown circled here) to the left of the music notes icon, and it mutes your background
track.
Step Four:
When you played the video clip in Step Three, did you hear people talking in the back-
ground? That's our model and makeup artist talking while getting ready for the shoot. Of
course, you don't want to hear that in this case—you just want to hear the background mu-
sic—so you need to mute the audio on the video clip. Right-click on your first video clip
and a settings dialog appears (seen here). Click on the music notes icon to see the Audio
settings, then turn on the Mute Audio checkbox (as shown here), so you don't hear them
talking while we were taping.
