A fade from one sound to another.
Lighting term: fading one lantern (or group of lanterns) up while fading another down.
To move from one audio or video source to another, by fading down the first while fading up the second.
To cross-fade lighting is to bring new lighting in while slowly dimming or removing the other lighting to create a gradual, faded transition. You can do this manually or through a pre-programmed lighting setup at your lighting desk. In audio, cross-fade means the same thing, but with sound effects or music. You use cross-fades to show movement from...
Lighting term: fading one lantern (or group of lanterns) up while fading another down.
Akin to a dissolve, one sound fades out while the other fades in, resulting in a brief overlap.