How to apply FADE to audio track

Just moved to use Logic Pro 8 that I have the following queries:-
1. How to apply FADE/CROSSFADE on audio tracks at the Arrange window?
2. I found keeping to click the Pointer tool & Scissor tool (or Eraser) alternately (the purpose is just delete a part of an audio track) at the Arrange window during audio editing very clumsy, is there any shortcut?
3. I use a MOTU 2408 audio interface, is there anyway I could set the Logic to having:- A. just one mono output instead of stereo pair ( likes 12, 34, 56, or 78) for a track? B. input of a stereo track set to using S/PDIF as my 2408 have this and I sometimes dump things into the computer from a DAT player?
Thank you for your advise.

NNS wrote:
1. How to apply FADE/CROSSFADE on audio tracks at the Arrange window?
You can use the fade tool, or for multiple regions, simply select the regions (you can rubberband them), and use the fade tool box in the upper left hand corner of the arrange page.
NNS wrote:
2. I found keeping to click the Pointer tool & Scissor tool (or Eraser) alternately (the purpose is just delete a part of an audio track) at the Arrange window during audio editing very clumsy, is there any shortcut?
Look over the extensive list of key commands that are available within Logic. You can also assign alternate tools to left/right mouse buttons, or by modifier keys, so you can switch tools quickly, without the need for accessing the toolbox.
NNS wrote:
3. I use a MOTU 2408 audio interface, is there anyway I could set the Logic to having:- A. just one mono output instead of stereo pair ( likes 12, 34, 56, or 78) for a track?
For mono output assignments, simply pan the mono track to the desired side of the output. i.e., track one, set to "Output 1-2", panned hard LEFT, will only appear on your audio interfaces output 1. Panned hard RIGHT, it'll appear only on output 2...
NNS wrote:
B. input of a stereo track set to using S/PDIF as my 2408 have this and I sometimes dump things into the computer from a DAT player?
All audio interfaces with SPDIF inputs have those inputs hardwired. So it's just a matter of you reading the MOTU manual, and seeing what that is. It may be inputs 11-12, or 23-24, etc... Just set the stereo track in Logic to have that particular input, and you should be set.

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