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to fade in
[phrase form: fade]
01
to improve and increase the clarity of an image or movie
Example
The graphic designer suggested fading in the company logo at the beginning of the video to make a subtle and professional impact.
The editor used a special technique to fade in the next shot, seamlessly connecting two scenes in the film.
02
(of a picture or movie) to become gradually brighter so that one can see it clearly
Example
As the lights in the theater dimmed, the opening scene of the play began to fade in.
The scene starts in complete darkness, and then a soft, melodic tune fades in, accompanying the emotional dialogue between the characters.
03
(of a sound) to become gradually louder so that one can hear it clearly
Example
As the audiobook chapter commenced, the narrator's voice did n't start abruptly; it faded in, easing the listener into the story.
The live band's performance started with a quiet melody that gradually faded in, building anticipation among the audience.
04
to improve and increase the quality of a song or sound
Example
The producer decided to fade in the sound of crashing waves in the film's opening sequence to create a serene and immersive experience.
During the live concert, the sound technician smoothly faded in the singer's microphone to avoid any sudden audio bursts.
