RE: Why do they still use fade out on recordings..

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In Reply to: Why do they still use fade out on recordings.. posted by Self-Inflicted on February 4, 2021 at 17:47:31:

Depends on the track being played, some will fade up, others not, but some tracks like Gone Hollywood from Supertramp were intentionally done that way to begin with for the beginning, while most others just start.

The fade out in my estimation is a way to end the song if there is no ending to the track from the band.

This happens more with rock/pop than any other genre that I'm aware of.

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Topic - Why do they still use fade out on recordings.. - Self-Inflicted 17:47:31 02/04/21 (8)

it's just one flavor - NuWave 10:27:46 02/05/21 (0)

A musician friend once said - JeffH 22:23:21 02/04/21 (2)

Sure are difficult to end on some... - Cougar 09:48:37 02/05/21 (0)

Yep.... - Ivan303 05:44:15 02/05/21 (0)

RE: Why do they still use fade out on recordings.. - John-from Seattle 21:47:29 02/04/21 (0)

RE: Why do they still use fade out on recordings.. - SgreenP@MSN.com 19:22:28 02/04/21 (0)

Lazy - Phil_S 18:15:37 02/04/21 (1)

RE: Lazy - rivervalley817 19:50:53 02/04/21 (0)

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RE: Why do they still use fade out on recordings.. - John-from Seattle 21:47:29 02/04/21 (0)

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