Ok let me see if I can clear this up. In the fading tab there are several options for fading. These are like checkboxes, you can check and uncheck as many as you want. The crossfading happens when you have (i believe) fade on start and fade on and check fade on end of song. At that point you have to find the fade length that works for you. Yes we are talking about the same feature. I used sqr for a few years but I started getting frustrated because it would crash with certain DSP plugins. You also might want to try typing in google something like "how to crossfade in winamp" I have found some of my best technical support from just a google box Hope this helps. if this is still unclear, I have no problem msn chatting. take care bb
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