Steve Winwood - Roll With It

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   The 45 is an early fade of the LP version.  Just 

how early is a matter of taste, I think, because 

the tail of the fade extends well into the -60 dB range.

To approximate the shape of the fade well, use a 32-beat 

sinusoidal fade from the downbeat at 4:07 to the downbeat 

at 4:23.

On the promo CD single, the very tail of the fade seems 

to extend another 14 beats to 4:30, right up to the 

beginning of the long saxophone note.  Not sure how long 

the fade lasts on the 45.

If you're looking to get the shape of the fade 

right, the 32-beat fade from 4:07 to 4:23 should work 

well for you.

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	The 45 is an early fade of the LP version. Just how early is a matter of taste, I think, because the tail of the fade extends well into the -60 dB range. To approximate the shape of the fade well, use a 32-beat sinusoidal fade from the downbeat at 4:07 to the downbeat at 4:23. On the promo CD single, the very tail of the fade seems to extend another 14 beats to 4:30, right up to the beginning of the long saxophone note. Not sure how long the fade lasts on the 45. If you're looking to get the shape of the fade right, the 32-beat fade from 4:07 to 4:23 should work well for you.