Beautiful! Thank you so much. If for anyone it doesn't work, make sure your mixer is muted, because sometimes the track on the timeline is muted but if it's not also muted in the mixer it doesn't work.
Nate ..... I've been editing for years and have only just come across this awesome technique! I've often avoided great tunes that just don't end well.... so no more of that nonsense. Now I can end a track almost anywhere. Great job! ps - it works on DA Vinci 19.2 beta!
you could also put the reverb effect on an entire audio track. for example: you have your song on track 1 but only the end of the song on track 2. and then in fairlight you put your reverb effect on the second track. this way you skip this whole nesting sequence workaround. I did that in premiere pro back than all the time and was always wondering if there is an easier method.
Bro you saved so many videos of mine with that, big thnaks! I've been watching this video 300 times, because I forget 1 part of the process everytime..
That is an absolutely brilliant technique. I sometimes use an app called Filmstro to create soundtracks for my videos. But, I've always wanted to do exactly what you showed here: Find that right moment to end the music and make it sound natural. Eventually, "endings" were created for Fillmstro tracks. But, the endings were usually 1-1/2 minutes long. Making it difficult to control it without spending a lot of time trying to blend the FULL track with the ENDING track. Your technique is a fantastic way to create endings without spending inordinate amounts of time getting that desired ending. To make a short story a little longer, your technique is BOSS. Huge thanks.
Awesome. Really happy you're able to get some use out of it. I still find myself cutting up songs and fading on the beat to fit the edit, but having tricks like this in the toolbox helps for sure. Thanks for the kind words
Just a quick one today, but super useful if you find yourself in a pinch. Also I only show how to do this effect in the edit page, however you can also do it in fairlight using a similar method. As always more info in the description.
That's great. Black magic actually has a really good course on using fairlight on their website. Totally free and a really good resource to get a better understanding of the software. Hope that helps
I have been looking for this effect for longtime, thank you man, keep these audio tutorial coming, everyone is just showing transitions and color grading. :)
Thanks for the tip. It will be interesting to see your version of “all about keying and qualifying for secondaries”. Especially where exposures or gradients or mixed temperatures situation is there.
sorry if i'm mistaken but you forgot to lower the gain on your reverb cut so you actually you didn't change anything. i don't know this plug but it always work like this: you have to select your freq in high or low and then you boost or lower the gain on the same panel above it. cheers and thanks for the vid
wow this video is perfect thank you! never thought i would be able to find such a specific effect tutorial i was looking for but this is exactly what i needed
Amazing! Thanks, Nathan. before now I've been splicing the finale of a song to the point that I want it to end, but that is going to make things so much easier.
if the ending still feels a bit to abrupt (especially because of spoken lyrics), one thing that worked for me is to slow down the tempo of the very last bit (by ~10%); it makes the song drag out and end more naturally (I did this on audacity, but you could probably do this on davinci as well!)
Hi there your method is perfect I like it. I used it so love it but do you have same problem like me? which if I create compound clip then the effect will disappear...
to make it sound way better Select plate where it says Defaul* And put the distance as 5 and the brighness as 60 and the modulation as 22 and reverb time 4000 and pre delay to -200 and then change the dry/wet from 51-64! Hope this helps it sounds WAYYY beter!
This is such a small but crucial detail to make your audio sound professional, thanks for this mate! 🙌
No worries! It's definitely helped me out over the past few years.
This tutorial is a gem! Especially as a beginner videographer I very much appreciate this since good audio makes a huge difference.
Glad it was helpful!
1:29 You had me at ALT + DRAG DOWN.
Thanks for the support
@@NathanCarterVids hello Nathan how to do this on Mac? I don't have alt key
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Beautiful! Thank you so much. If for anyone it doesn't work, make sure your mixer is muted, because sometimes the track on the timeline is muted but if it's not also muted in the mixer it doesn't work.
Nate ..... I've been editing for years and have only just come across this awesome technique! I've often avoided great tunes that just don't end well.... so no more of that nonsense. Now I can end a track almost anywhere. Great job! ps - it works on DA Vinci 19.2 beta!
you could also put the reverb effect on an entire audio track. for example: you have your song on track 1 but only the end of the song on track 2. and then in fairlight you put your reverb effect on the second track. this way you skip this whole nesting sequence workaround.
I did that in premiere pro back than all the time and was always wondering if there is an easier method.
Bro you saved so many videos of mine with that, big thnaks! I've been watching this video 300 times, because I forget 1 part of the process everytime..
yes, this reverb is the reverb that I am looking for. thanks man!
Awesome. Really happy it was useful for yah
thanks man, this is something I didn't even know I needed before starting to edit, really nice and understandable tutorial.
Been trying to figure this out for a bit, now venturing deeper into resolve...and wow you made that so simple! Thanks!
Man I was in such a slump with how I wanted to portray some parts of my video with audio and this vid was the perfect solution. THANKS!
That is an absolutely brilliant technique.
I sometimes use an app called Filmstro to create soundtracks for my videos. But, I've always wanted to do exactly what you showed here: Find that right moment to end the music and make it sound natural. Eventually, "endings" were created for Fillmstro tracks. But, the endings were usually 1-1/2 minutes long. Making it difficult to control it without spending a lot of time trying to blend the FULL track with the ENDING track. Your technique is a fantastic way to create endings without spending inordinate amounts of time getting that desired ending. To make a short story a little longer, your technique is BOSS. Huge thanks.
Awesome. Really happy you're able to get some use out of it. I still find myself cutting up songs and fading on the beat to fit the edit, but having tricks like this in the toolbox helps for sure. Thanks for the kind words
So cool! Don´t knew how to extend a clip without any sound :) Thank you!
Just a quick one today, but super useful if you find yourself in a pinch. Also I only show how to do this effect in the edit page, however you can also do it in fairlight using a similar method. As always more info in the description.
Thank you for this tutorial. Made ALL the difference in the world.
The little things inside your tutorials are great by themselves; the tab timelines for example
Thank you. I try to sprinkle those in whenever I can.
Hi Nathan, I always leave a comment of appreciation - great tutorial and Thank You! Cheers
thank you so much I was trying for hours to make an ending to my song This deserves a subscribe
ohhh my god, finally! I saw so many tutorials for Premiere, but never for resolve. Thanks a ton!
Happy to help!
This reverb like a "SOMETHING MYSTERIOUSLY" yeah, that I was looking for... thx man!
Perfect for what I was struggling with. Thanks, man!
That is awesome. Thank you for sharing this. Greetings from Austria!
Thank you! I've been using WavePad to edit my sound but it looks like Fairlight is superior and it's about time I learned how to use it..
That's great. Black magic actually has a really good course on using fairlight on their website. Totally free and a really good resource to get a better understanding of the software. Hope that helps
I have been looking for this effect for longtime, thank you man, keep these audio tutorial coming, everyone is just showing transitions and color grading. :)
Happy to help
Hey Nathan this is soooooo much helpful you saved my project
Straight, quality content. thanks a loooooot!!
Excellent and on spot tutorial. No beating around the bush. Well done.
this video just saved my job, bro u r god to me.
Simple and it works. It really works. Thanks a lot Nathan.
Bloody Legend! Exactly what I was looking for, thank you mate!
Thanks for the tip. It will be interesting to see your version of “all about keying and qualifying for secondaries”. Especially where exposures or gradients or mixed temperatures situation is there.
This is a brilliant tip which will take my audio editing up a level. Thanks a lot!
That's great. Really happy you're able to get some use out of it.
Useful as usual .
Thank you. Happy to help.
Thanks! Audio is very underraded here on UA-cam
Yeah, this is EXACTLY what I wanted to learn how to do. Thanks!
Excellent! Many Thanks for this detailed description. It is a powerful sound fx!
Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much!
Yes sir! Loved doing this in Premiere but was bummed about not being able to do it in Davinci. But now?!?! Thanks for this awesome tutorial!
Happy to help
Watched this 5 times, thanks for the important, simple and unique tip!!
Thank you Nathan. Life saver tip right there!
sorry if i'm mistaken but you forgot to lower the gain on your reverb cut so you actually you didn't change anything. i don't know this plug but it always work like this: you have to select your freq in high or low and then you boost or lower the gain on the same panel above it. cheers and thanks for the vid
This is a gamechanger, thank you so much dude
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much.
Thank you for helping us out. Really useful tutorial
wow this video is perfect thank you! never thought i would be able to find such a specific effect tutorial i was looking for but this is exactly what i needed
thank you for the quick and easy tutorial
This was really helpful. Thank you!
Concise and extremely easy to follow tutorial, thanks very much.
brilliant Nathan...will try this for sure as I make short clips & sudden stops are a damper....whereas this will really work, thank you 👍🎶😎
Great vid m8! I needed this for a very long time!
Glad I could help
thank you bro, good tutoriall
Thank you so much for this tutorial Nathan! Super helpful
Short and sweet. Straight to the point. Thank you
Thank you so much! this made my intro 20x better!
wow, this is a very cool solution. it turned out super! I will do so too. Thank you!
Just helped me out big time, made my last video much more professional at the end. Thanks for doing this.
Awesome. Really happy to hear that.
Great! Just what I needed, thanks.
GREAT VIDEO MAN ! Thank you a lot ! 💪🏻 🔥
Small detail but really useful, thank you !
Just what I need on my videos. Thanks for sharing this great tip!
You are so welcome!
This was a great technique. It really works, and I will use it time and time again. Thanks!
Awesome. Really happy you found it useful
Exactly what I needed! Thanks!
Just found this...exactly what I was looking for. Cheers! Hope v18 hasn't moved anything...hehe
absolute game changer! thanks
mr. nathan i beg you please make these kind of videos more often!
Thanks man, super useful I was looking for this tutorial !
Happy to help
im so late and this still helped me so much
awesome workflow! Good job!
Great tutorial! I needed this! So much better than fading it. Thank you!
PERFECT, exactly what i needed
exactly what i was looking for. great tutotrial!
Thank you for this great video! This helped me a lot :)
Thank you a lot ! It worked perfectly ! :)
This is magic omg, ty so much !!
You killed it ❤
This is just what i need!!! Thank you!!!!!
Thank you so much! Just what I needed 😍
Sir you earned a sub, amazing video!
Amazing! Thanks, Nathan. before now I've been splicing the finale of a song to the point that I want it to end, but that is going to make things so much easier.
THIS HELPED ME A LOT I LOVE YOU SO MUCH
Thanks!
if the ending still feels a bit to abrupt (especially because of spoken lyrics), one thing that worked for me is to slow down the tempo of the very last bit (by ~10%); it makes the song drag out and end more naturally (I did this on audacity, but you could probably do this on davinci as well!)
This is the exact thing I was looking for! Thank you so soooooo much
Pretty SWEET! A lot easier than what I usually do! Thanks for this!
Happy to help!
Dude thank you so much! This is such a specific, well thought-out review. I'll never forget this :)
That was easy. Thank you!
Great trick! Thanks for this one...
Hi there your method is perfect I like it. I used it so love it but do you have same problem like me? which if I create compound clip then the effect will disappear...
thx for the tutorial. it really helping me a lot
Glad it helped!
to make it sound way better Select plate where it says Defaul* And put the distance as 5 and the brighness as 60 and the modulation as 22 and reverb time 4000 and pre delay to -200 and then change the dry/wet from 51-64! Hope this helps it sounds WAYYY beter!
youre the goat
@@Chris14321 lmao thanks man i forgot i wrote this
Best tutorial on this. Thanks dude.
Thx man! Great video and it really helped❤
Thanks this is what I needed :)
Nice video. Thanks for the help.
Wow thanks a lot that makes a huge different!
u the best bro. Greetings from Cuba
Appreciate it! Thank you
soooooooooooooo so good! thank you so much!!
That’s gonna be so helpful! Thanks a lot buddy! Appreciate it
No problem 👍
Totally using this for my video outros and intros.
Great quick video, thank you for doing this 👍🏻
THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS IS AMAZING
Really cool to end a song with reverb!