When you're deep into editing a project in DaVinci Resolve, encountering audio only playing in one ear can throw a wrench in your workflow. Often, this one-sided conversation with your headphones is not a sign of artistic eccentricity but a…
Volume animation allows you to keyframe audio levels, providing precise control to ensure that your background music and sound effects complement rather than overwhelm your visuals.
Nestled within its vast array of tools is the Fairlight audio workstation, an all-in-one suite from Blackmagic Design that lets users not only tweak but truly master their project's sound.
When piecing your video together in DaVinci Resolve, multiple frame rates audio not aligned can give you this lag-like effect that doesn't really catch up with your visuals. Let’s discuss how to keep your project sounding as good as it…
Audio editing in DaVinci Resolve often comes down to two deceptively simple-sounding tools: Normalize and Optimize. While they both work to improve your audio, they serve very different purposes and come with their own quirks.
How to get rid of background music in DaVinci Resolve? In many real-world scenarios, you don’t have the luxury of neatly separated audio tracks. You might end up with a single file in which music, dialogue, and ambient sound all…
In DaVinci Resolve, whenever you add a clip to the timeline, you’ll notice that the audio and video are automatically linked. This means any edit will affect both parts together by default.
Choppy audio can turn an otherwise polished project into a frustrating challenge in DaVinci Resolve. However, the usual culprits behind choppy audio are often straightforward to identify and correct.
Perfect cinematic echo, that sweet reverb on a ‘boink’ sound added in post-productions, or that epic score that adds to the drama — Fairlight in DaVinci Resolve makes these, and many more upgrades not only possible but intuitive and fun.
