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feat: cross-fade jump cuts #162
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I would like a very similar feature actually, just not for audio. On the audio side... |
@t9999clint About audio non-cross-fade: it's similar to #17 (and perhaps even a part of it). Though if the fade is long, you lose a bit of saved time... |
This is a pretty big one, sounds hard to implement.
You might have watched some videos that use this effect. It's where there is a jump cut, but not a regular one when one clip is immediately replaced by another one, but where you can hear the very ending of the first sentence and the very start of the next one (like 0.2 seconds) at the same time. This is sort of like setting "margin" to a negative value.
I believe with this effect we can save some more time, or improve clarity of audio.
(I think I wrote this down somewhere, already?)
So, initially I thought that this cannot really be achieved, because you would have play back both the end of the silent part and the start of the new sounded part, so you wouldn't actually save any time. But, with the stretching algorithm, I think this can be done. That is, if we play the ending of the silent part and the start of the sounded part at a faster rate, and then slow them down and cross-fade.
!!Or rather, with the current stretching algorithm, just not speeding up the start of the silent part!!
Another way: playing a clone of the element to get the copy of audio from it: the same way we do with the "cloning" algorithm.
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