fader
/ˈfeɪdər/Definitions
1. noun
A device used to control the level or intensity of a signal, especially in audio or video equipment.
“The engineer adjusted the fader to balance the sound levels in the studio.”
2. noun
A person who fades into or out of sight, often in a gradual or secretive manner.
“The politician tried to fader out of the public eye after the scandal.”
3. verb
To reduce or lower the level or intensity of a signal, especially in audio or video equipment.
“Can you fader the music down so we can talk?”