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Is there a standard length for fade in times? I randomly picked about 10

Subject:	Is there a standard length for fade in times? I randomly picked about 10= seconds for one, then discovered that too long a fade in tricks the listen=

er into turning up the volume, only to discover in a few seconds that it ha=
s to be turned down again.

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