My man, this helped a ton! I've always heard about sidechaining and ducking but have hardheadedly stuck with keyframing manually... until now. :) Thank you!
This is hella useful for doing narration while you're recording video game footage... Now does my narration HAVE to be on top? Or can it below the audio from the game? I'm using OBS studio and I think I could set my microphone to be audio track 2 and the game audio track 3
Hi! This is a great feature I've used often! It doesn't matter where you tracks are located, just make sure you use the Send and Listen buttons on the correct tracks and you should be good to go.
Hi! If you have several clips that you want to use audio ducking on, just go into the dynamics panel and make sure the send button is checked on in each track. Then any track that has the listen button select it will automatically duck under all of the tracks that have the send button on.
Jason, I just cannot tell you how much this video sped up the process of editing about 20h of my first painting class with voice over. You are absolute genius! I love all of your content and together with Casey you just saved my life on working on DaVinci Resolve. So grateful that I can use this amazing program thanks to you instead of spending hundreds of £ every month to use simpler program. You are an absolute game changer!!! Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🤗💞
Awesome, you’re welcome! Glad this video and my other videos were helpful! Casey’s stuff is awesome, he’s a great teacher and great guy. I’ll be teaching at resolve con with him in October. 😁👍 best of luck on your project
This NO LONGER WORKS in DaVinci Resolve 18!!! I set the vocal levels properly as per your other tutorials (Volume/EQ/Compression). For the Vocal track I have Compressor on, Sidechain: Send. For the Music trrack I have Compressor on, Sidechain: Listen. NOTHING CHANGES. Music track doesn't lower when vocal plays. Please help. What other setting must be changed in version 18 for it to work. I've been at this for over an hour and rewatched your video several times. :/ UPDATE: Problem solved!!! On the Music track the Compressor was on, but the Dynamics switch was OFF. So I switched the Dynamics ON and it works! YAY! Left this here in case anyone else had this issue.
Thanks! Happy to hear you are loving Resolve! I've never had the chance to use Premiere Pro, I ended up finding Resolve at the same time I was thinking about Premiere. I stick with Resolve since it was free! Great program and Resolve 17 is being released in a few days!
@@JasonYadlovski you simply go in essential audio. Mark your music and voice over tracks, select the amount of audio you want to duck and click on generate keyframes. It's as simple as that.
I guess this technique is fine for the uninitiated… But there’s not a true audio engineer or musician who would allow the program to automatically do ducking. So easy to do it by yourself and so much more accurate. And it does seem a bit convoluted anyways. I’ll stick to manual… But all your videos are very good… I just find this one to be… Well I wouldn’t use it.
Hi Allen! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree with you, it's a great tool for quick stuff and I use it on my UA-cam videos, but it's certainly more accurate and you have more control if you do it manually. Guess it depends on the situation and what your edit will be used for. Thanks for checking out my videos and being a part of the community! 😁👍
Awesome stuff my friend. I do drum videos and started getting into tutorials where I play/explain. Tried holding an SM57 in between examples, muting it in the DAW... so much time! A buddy of mine told me how he uses a Lav mic (ordered a Rode Lavalier GO tonight) that'll plug directly into my ATEM mini pro ISO which automatically creates a DaVinci project file of all 4 cameras plus up to 2 audio, all in sync. So this was a big help in getting my head around it! If you get a minute, check out my latest video on the drum fills Neil Peart did on YYZ and you'll see me fumbling with it. BTW, I'm using your multicam tricks in these videos as well as I just got a 16gb M1, so thanx for that too!!
Awesome man! Sounds like a great setup! I’ll try and check out some of your vids. Hope you like the M1, I recently upgraded to the 16gb M1 mini and it does a great job. Best of luck on your channel!
@@JasonYadlovski Nice! Keep up the good work, you're my go to guy on lots of different things. BTW, if you've never checked out the ATEM, you should. The one that'd probably peak your interest is the mini pro ISO b/c of what I mentioned (records all 4 cams to an SSD and creates an in sync DR file. If I'm not talking, just playing, I can have a complete video done in 10-15 minutes after recording the drums.
Hi, thanks for the great explanation! I have a small issue though. I use this technique in a timeline, and it works. Now I insert this timeline (basically a "chapter") into another timeline (to put the chapters together) - and all of the ducking is gone! The music seems to be low constantly. Do you know, why this is, and how I could get it to work?
Hi! Thanks for watching! Double check the settings for your audio track in Fairlight. That's where I'd start. I don't usually use timelines in a timeline, so I'd just do a little hunting around to see if I can find the problem.
I haven't used that adobe program, but one click is sweet. I've got presets setup so I just load the preset for my vocal track and a preset for my music track and I'm good to go. I just did a review on plugins by Alex Audio Butler and they are essentially one click solutions for audio ducking. Check out the vid if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/065mNhjVdDE/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!
Never knew that you could do this so easily in Resolve. All this time I have been lowering the volume of the music track to its bare minimum to avoid key framing. I guess I need to try audio ducking. Thanks a lot for sharing this technique! Also, I appreciate the fact that you explained all the controls such as attack, hold and release. Great video!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words! I use this all the time, its a great tool and a real timesaver. By the way, your videos and drawings are awesome! Keep up the great work!
Not sure if you could do that automatically. you might just have to do it manually. Why would you want the music louder when you’re talking? I never really thought about doing that. 😜
This is really Great! Thank you so much for posting this! I have a question though. What happens if you have multiple tracks of music that you want to duck? My apologies if that was already covered in another video.
Awesome, glad the videos, helpful! If you have multiple tracks you want to duck just make sure you turn on send in the dynamics panel for all the tracks you want to duck under and on the tracks you want to duck, turn on the listen button in the dynamics panel. 👍
@@JasonYadlovski Wow! Thanks for the swift response. That's kind of what I had been doing, but wasn't sure if that was right or not. Thanks for the confirmation.
Hello Jason, I don't know you can help me but, I just bought the Focusrite Scarlett 2I2 3rd generation.I can record just fine, but I can't hear playback in the headphones. Same goes for when add a soundtrack onto the timeline ( I do select the Scarlett in output - sound on MacBook) I a can hear it on my MacBook speakers but, not the headphones...any suggestions? Thanks
Hi! Yes, you need to set the scarlet as the output in DaVinci Resolve. Go to Preferences, System at the top, Video and Audio I/O on the left, then go down to Audio I/O and Output Device. Select the Scarlet there. Save and then you should get audio from your headphones.
You should have it in both Edit and Fairlight. If you don’t see it you may need to go into the workspace menu at the top and make sure that the mixer is enabled.
Awesome videos, easy understand... can you possibly tell me what the effect is called when you pause the video for a second and highlight a key object you referring too while having everything else slightly dimmer. do you maybe have a video on how to do said effect..?
Hi! Thanks for checking out the video! It’s not a specific effect, I actually do that in a program called Screenflow for Mac. When editing, it allows you to select certain areas and adjust The dimming of other items on the screen. It’s just manually adding it all in not any specific effect. Currently I do not have any videos on Screenflow.
It could be a whole bunch of things, I’ve got a couple videos on it. Check out the tips in here, maybe one of them work. Also check the comments, there’s a lot of other fixes that people found as well. ua-cam.com/play/PLsOqsM0-aW4F-7raWNn5Kc-j8wHXA6QYX.html
@@JasonYadlovski its weird tho. you also never mentioned it, the files have sound on the windows media player and in general but when brought to davinci its not there
Typically it seems like you need to go into the sound preferences in resolve and change it to manual or make sure it matches your computer. As I mentioned it seems like there’s lots of different fixes for different people, not sure why that is. Super strange issue, hopefully BMD gets it worked out soon.
I just played a video I made on my phone. Whatever ducking I had tried to do sounded fine on my laptop, but on my phone it was pretty hard to hear the voice over. Do I need to remix everything, or is it just a bad phone?
I always check my audio on different devices because it’s always going to sound a little different. In your case, I would just increase the ducking a bit so it sounds better on your phone if that’s where most people will be watching your videos.
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks. I figured I probably should have checked it on different devices. I mean, I had heard this before. I just never realized it would make such dramatic difference!
Yeah, I find sometimes it can sound pretty different. There's times I set my background music to a certain level based on my headphones/monitor speakers, but then on a phone, you can hardly hear it. It's a balance. 😜
ok, I've done what you showed us and it worked HOWEVER...when I now go further down my timeline, I have a NEW music file that I need to adjust for. When I click onto my audio channels I see that the dynamics etc are still set to the last music file's settings (as you've showed us). So how do I make NEW compression adjustments to another portion of my video without it effecting the previous section of compression? Does that make sense??? Basically, I'm trying to do this over and over again further down my timeline but from what I can tell, it's an all or nothing setting.
Hi! I totally understand what you’re saying. What I do is just put the music in another track then I can adjust the settings for that particular music. Unfortunately you cannot change your dynamics settings unless maybe you use the automation tools. But the easiest way is just to put your music in another truck and just set the dynamics the way you want them. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!
Great stuff Jason! Thanks! One quick question. This only works for clips with vocals without significant background noise, correct? For example, can it work while riding mountain biking tracks? Thanks!
You’re welcome! It could probably still work, you just might need to adjust the settings so the sensitivity of the effect works with your original clip. I’ll give it a try and see how it works out. 😁👍
I've not spent much time in Fairlight as yet and all my ducking has been via keyframes. Keyframes have worked well because I ease the volume down before talking starts and back up when it's finished. I'm not sure how the ease-in would work with your method. The other thing I'm going to have to look at is how a plethora of small clips are handled by one long music clip. Most of my videos are critiques of other videos, so I'll have a small clip from the video I'm critiquing followed by my critique - which then returns to another clip from the video I'm critiquing. If I can find a way to make that work, it would be a major time saver. Just tried it - it works.
Hi and thank you for checking out my video! Using audio ducking works exactly how you just said the key frames work. You can ease in and ease out using the attack, hold, and release options in the dynamics window under compressor. In the video I show how the release button eases back into the normal audio volume for the music. You just have to work with those three settings and find out what works best for your style of video. But it saves you a lot of time from manually key framing everything. Best of luck with it!
@@JasonYadlovski The thing to watch out for is that this method sets the tone for the entire track. All the clips on that track will have the same ducking applied to it. This means that you have to be careful of easing in and out with particular attention to fade transitions and your threshold. To demarcate sections of my videos, I often put a 1 second blank between them. I could imagine the ease-out from the first clip bringing the music back up only for the ease-in to the second clip to bring it back down again, causing an unwanted blip. I'm sure I'll find a way around it by judicious juggling of the threshold.
Hey Peter - yea it does apply to the entire track. You can over come the easing by using the hold and release options. Just make it longer (higher number). I've used the this technique on many videos without any problems. You can always have multiple tracks set to send the signal for ducking if that helps. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it! Hopefully you can find a way that it works well for you. 👍
Thanks for the another great video! Some may not know that those settings as well as EQ and others can be saved and recalled for other videos to make things even easier.
After uploading a video, my music track that I added to the timeline to play in the background while I talk isn't playing. Do you know what could help to fix that problem? My Mixer shows only 2 options when I click on 3 dots which are Meters and Mixer. How can I get to full menu you have in your video?
@@JasonYadlovski Yes, I was editing in Edit tab. I'm new to DR. Do you have a video that shows how to fix my problem? PLEASE HELP! I waisted days trying to find an answer 😪
You need to go into the fairlight tab, along the bottom of the screen. It’s a musical notes icon. Then open the mixer and you can access the dynamics there.
Wish I knew this a year ago lol... Gotta give you props I watch a lot of tutorials and yours by far are the easiest to follow and implement. Love the fact that you explain what each dial does. Thanks
You’re welcome! I appreciate your honesty and kind words. I’m happy to hear my videos are helpful. I try to keep it simple, no need to make it more complicated that it already is right? 😁 thanks for watching! 👍
Hi Jason, I can’t seem to find this. I have a video with recoded audio in camera. How can I lower part of the audio in this video? It was a wedding and someone yelled a the last min sending the audio level through the roof. Can I just select part of this video and lower the volume? I appreciate this help.
@@JasonYadlovski I appreciate it. I'm looking at trying a sennhiser MKE600. It does not have gain adjustments that I can see like the Rode video mic pro. Do you have experience with this?
I have the MK 600 and use it all the time, it’s awesome. You would adjust the gain by adjusting your audio interface gain, and/or gain in your recording program, including davinci resolve.
Hi! I would use the EQ to drop your low end frequencies, say below 250 Hz. How much it drop it depends on how much you wanna cut out the bass. You can use the EQ in the inspector and select just your audio clip or apply the EQ to the whole track using Fairlight.
@@JasonYadlovski It's greatly helped me learn something I was intimidated by. Never done video editing or gone to much into it. Your channel is my go to for info on davinci. I'll show my result after making a tech review video based in Meta quest Vr headsets. Your best is very much appreciated. Keep it up.
Hi! You can't do it if the music and talking are on the same track. If the 2 are baked in one file, you are out of luck. You need to have 2 separate tracks. Thanks for watching!
This video was so helpful, thank you for creating this. I'm creating my first film using DaVinci Resolve 18, after using iMovie in the past. It was a daunting task but my results have been so much better so far. This video really helped me understand audio ducking, thank you!
Awesome, welcome to resolve! I did the same thing, started with iMovie years ago, and moved to Davinci resolve and never look back. Such an awesome program, but there is a ton to learn. Thankfully, we have some awesome creators that make contact for us here on UA-cam for Resolve.
Hey brother, just wanted to say thank you. I just started using DaVinci Resolve and have found myself visiting (and revisiting) your channel for helpful tips. I really appreciate all that you're doing. Keep up the good work!
Hi! If you want the pen tool, it's still there in DR17 Fairlight tab. To see it, look in the toolbar next to the rewind, fast forward, play, stop, record, loop, then a backward 'S' looking icon. Click the 'S' looking icon and that will then reveal the pencil tool in the toolbar just below that. Hope this helps!
Question: Is there a good way to use this for a podcast interview with multiple audio tracks? (Currently working in DR 17.4) I recorded a session with an interviewer and two interviewees. The best set up I could build with my current equipment was to wire them with 3 lav mics and run them all into a Zoom H6. The audio quality is good enough for now and each voice is on a different channel and track. Only problem is that when a person is quiet, their lav picks up the other people speaking, creating an echo effect. Is this method of audio ducking my best plan for taking that out or do I need to keyframe the entire piece? Thanks!
Hey Gary! So I would use a the gate for this, but not the auto ducking feature. I'd try and see if you can set the gate threshold to activate the gate while the other people are talking but not while the main speaker on that track is talking. Once you find that DB level, play with the hold and release to make it sounds more natural and not so abrupt. Let me know how you make out!
@@JasonYadlovski LOL! Good problem to have. Maybe you should start on the 50k video now. I haven't seen many "build your TY channel" vids from you lately. I would be curious if you could talk about how hard the first 10k subs were to get compared to the next 10k or your last 10k. More specifically, what are your thoughts on the growth curve of your channel and what lessons did you draw from that that might help other creators? I don't expect any kind of meaningful answer in the comments, but rather think of this as a suggestion for a video on the topic. Thanks again for the help!
If i have 2 characters, i would want to duck sfx tracks and music tracks below dialogue tracks of each character. How do i do this? I tried using a submix, but there is no sidechain option for a submix :(
All you have to do is click the 'Send' button in each characters audio track. Then they will both 'Send' to any channel that is 'Listening'. No Submixes needed. You can 'Send' as many channels as you want. Hope this helps, thanks for watching! 😁👍
Amazing tutorial, Jason! For TOOOO long, I've been manually adding keyframes to my audio track, finely adjusting them, copying and pasting them over and over.... wish I had known this was an option! The Fairlight page seems to be a very underrated part of Resolve, I'm definitely going to begin exploring it more and taking advantage of its functions like audio ducking. Well done!
Thanks! I’ve been using this method for a long time and it works great. You just have to work with your settings - attack, hold and release to get it to work the way you want, save it as a preset then just apply it anytime you need it. It’s a great tool. Huge timesaver over using key frames manually. 😁👍 thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski Yeah I was playing around with it as I watched you, there's certainly a lot of trial and error that will go into finding the right balance depending on the type of audio you're working with. Are there one or two other features of Fairlight you really love and think not a lot of people know? Frankly that whole page is a bit daunting to me, I don't know where to explore first :D
There are tons of great features in Fairlight. I love audio stuff - I mix live music for a worship band - so a lot of stuff translates right into Fairlight. I’ve got a whole playlist on Fairlight and audio in Resolve. Check it out if you have time.
Is Audio Ducking a commonly used term... it's a damn good term that's for sure. The more tuts I watch of DResolve the more amazed I am about the system and its cost... [drop a zip clip here]. Thanks Jason for a no muss no fuss, to the point tutorial.
Hi! What filetype are the files you are trying to play? Not sure why you wouldn't have any audio coming through. Can you see it in the timeline? Can you see the waveforms?
First of all your tutorial helped me a lot explaining in so much detail. Can you make a video explaining how to record voiceovers with your blue Yeti and setting up EQ for it. I know it's pretty basic but I am very eager to learn. Thanks
Hi! I actually have two videos and I can help you out with that. Here’s a video on how to record a voice over in DaVinci Resolve: ua-cam.com/video/2Cs90RqAPWg/v-deo.html and here’s a video all about EQ: ua-cam.com/video/5Rs1XRQSlAM/v-deo.html use the concepts I talk about and the methods I show for your particular recording and it should help it sound great for you. After that you may also want to look into adding some dynamics, here’s a video on that: ua-cam.com/video/H08721S3Z38/v-deo.html if you have any questions feel free to ask! 😁👍
@@JasonYadlovski thanks one more issue is dear. my lefon microphone are not able to connect with my mini gaming pc. But working well with laptop I try almost all methods feeling help less. May be u can help I can Send u more details?
Sounds like you just need to go onto your sound settings and adjust your input so that it matches your microphone. I would check that and also double check whatever settings you use on your laptop to make sure they match on your gaming PC.
Hi Jason or anyone else in the know, do you know how to do this if you've already started breaking up your audio clips but have one continuous music track behind them? I don't see an obvious way to make the changes consistent to all audio clips that I need louder than the music. Thanks!
Hi! I'd make the changes on a track level in Fairlight. You can use any adjust the levels by using dynamics, the faders in the mixer or any of the gain controls in an effect. I wouldn't necessarily edit individual clips unless they need something specific. I'd work on the track level. Hope this helps!
Perfect, i've recently switched from Premiere pro to Davinci (i got studio with my Blackmagic cinema camera so made sense)... and learning where and how to do things in Davinci is easy with the help of videos like this! Thanks
I'm sensing a trend here. Once again, I delve into the Resolve pdf manual for about a half hour without really getting what I need, then come to UA-cam, call up one of Jason's videos, and get everything I *really* need in 11:14. Thanks, Jason - you do a nice, focused and informative video.
Another wonderful video - thank you so much Jason, your instructions are so concise and clear. Always helping me improve my video editing skills. Cheers from SF Bay Area!
Thanks for this Jason! I'm editing a UA-cam video at the moment and was about to keyframe the music where I narrate, but knew there must be an automatic method so I did a search. As always, I found one of your videos to explain exactly what I needed in a simple to understand way. I really appreciate it, thank you.
@@JasonYadlovski Thank you Jason. If you haven't already done a video on the features only available in the "Studio" version vs. the Free version and if the cost is worth it, then this could make for interesting viewing.
The biggest difference between studio and free is that studio will use the GPU on your computer and Free doesn't. There are some effects and noise reduction that you will gain by getting the studio version but for me the biggest plus of getting studio was that the program runs smoother, faster and better. I don't have a video on it, but Maybe I'll make one. If you edit videos often, studio is 100% worth the $295 one time price with upgrades forever. 😜
If you use this method, any track that is 'listening' will duck under any track that is being 'sent'. The ducking will apply to the entire track for the entire timeline. Does that make sense?
Jason, you’ve made my day/week with this tip. I spend way too much time key framing my music tracks. Thanks so much for your excellent videos.
You’re welcome! This is a great tip. 😁👍
I've learned a lot from your channel while learning Resolve! It's made overcoming the initial barrier to entry a lot easier. Thanks man!
Awesome that’s great! Glad I was able to help you get going in DaVinci Resolve. Thanks for checking out my videos!😁👍
My man, this helped a ton!
I've always heard about sidechaining and ducking but have hardheadedly stuck with keyframing manually... until now. :) Thank you!
Yeah! Don’t wast time keyframimg if the ducking will work on the project. 😜😁👍
This is hella useful for doing narration while you're recording video game footage... Now does my narration HAVE to be on top? Or can it below the audio from the game?
I'm using OBS studio and I think I could set my microphone to be audio track 2 and the game audio track 3
Hi! This is a great feature I've used often! It doesn't matter where you tracks are located, just make sure you use the Send and Listen buttons on the correct tracks and you should be good to go.
@@JasonYadlovski awesome. Looking forward to trying this out
This is amazing advice! Thanks for putting this together!
You’re welcome!
Thanks for the content.. if you have several recoded voice over clips would the steps need to be repeated for each one?
Hi! If you have several clips that you want to use audio ducking on, just go into the dynamics panel and make sure the send button is checked on in each track. Then any track that has the listen button select it will automatically duck under all of the tracks that have the send button on.
Jason, I just cannot tell you how much this video sped up the process of editing about 20h of my first painting class with voice over. You are absolute genius! I love all of your content and together with Casey you just saved my life on working on DaVinci Resolve. So grateful that I can use this amazing program thanks to you instead of spending hundreds of £ every month to use simpler program.
You are an absolute game changer!!!
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🤗💞
Awesome, you’re welcome! Glad this video and my other videos were helpful! Casey’s stuff is awesome, he’s a great teacher and great guy. I’ll be teaching at resolve con with him in October. 😁👍 best of luck on your project
NIce! I didn't know this had a name at all hahahaha, thanks for the tutorial, very good!!!
You’re welcome! Yeah it’s a great tool. I use it all the time. 😁👍 thanks for watching!
This NO LONGER WORKS in DaVinci Resolve 18!!! I set the vocal levels properly as per your other tutorials (Volume/EQ/Compression). For the Vocal track I have Compressor on, Sidechain: Send. For the Music trrack I have Compressor on, Sidechain: Listen. NOTHING CHANGES. Music track doesn't lower when vocal plays. Please help. What other setting must be changed in version 18 for it to work. I've been at this for over an hour and rewatched your video several times. :/
UPDATE: Problem solved!!! On the Music track the Compressor was on, but the Dynamics switch was OFF. So I switched the Dynamics ON and it works! YAY! Left this here in case anyone else had this issue.
Glad you figured it out! 👍
Very informative and helpful. Not sure when I'll have the chance to use this but I do know how now
It’s a great feature for quick edits. 😜👍
Excellent video. I’m enjoying DaVinci Resolve whereas I curse Premiere Pro constantly.
Thanks! Happy to hear you are loving Resolve! I've never had the chance to use Premiere Pro, I ended up finding Resolve at the same time I was thinking about Premiere. I stick with Resolve since it was free! Great program and Resolve 17 is being released in a few days!
If only I had known this months ago
All the keyframing I did...... Thanks man
At least you know going forward. 😜
the only area where Premier Pro trumps Da Vinci Resolve.
How does it work in Premiere? I've never used it....
@@JasonYadlovski you simply go in essential audio. Mark your music and voice over tracks, select the amount of audio you want to duck and click on generate keyframes. It's as simple as that.
I guess this technique is fine for the uninitiated… But there’s not a true audio engineer or musician who would allow the program to automatically do ducking. So easy to do it by yourself and so much more accurate. And it does seem a bit convoluted anyways. I’ll stick to manual… But all your videos are very good… I just find this one to be… Well I wouldn’t use it.
Hi Allen! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree with you, it's a great tool for quick stuff and I use it on my UA-cam videos, but it's certainly more accurate and you have more control if you do it manually. Guess it depends on the situation and what your edit will be used for. Thanks for checking out my videos and being a part of the community! 😁👍
Awesome stuff my friend. I do drum videos and started getting into tutorials where I play/explain. Tried holding an SM57 in between examples, muting it in the DAW... so much time! A buddy of mine told me how he uses a Lav mic (ordered a Rode Lavalier GO tonight) that'll plug directly into my ATEM mini pro ISO which automatically creates a DaVinci project file of all 4 cameras plus up to 2 audio, all in sync. So this was a big help in getting my head around it! If you get a minute, check out my latest video on the drum fills Neil Peart did on YYZ and you'll see me fumbling with it. BTW, I'm using your multicam tricks in these videos as well as I just got a 16gb M1, so thanx for that too!!
Awesome man! Sounds like a great setup! I’ll try and check out some of your vids. Hope you like the M1, I recently upgraded to the 16gb M1 mini and it does a great job. Best of luck on your channel!
@@JasonYadlovski Nice! Keep up the good work, you're my go to guy on lots of different things. BTW, if you've never checked out the ATEM, you should. The one that'd probably peak your interest is the mini pro ISO b/c of what I mentioned (records all 4 cams to an SSD and creates an in sync DR file. If I'm not talking, just playing, I can have a complete video done in 10-15 minutes after recording the drums.
Cheers thank you very much for that mate, finally someone helped, you do pretty good job, thank again, thumb up!
Thanks so much, best if luck on your project! Thank you for watching.
no audio coming into resolve 17. The video plays ok through vlc but when I import it into resolve no audio. very frustrating
Do you see the meter in the mixer moving on the track that has your audio? How about the meter on the bus one output?
Thanks Jason - this really helped. Thumbs up. And subbed. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much for the sub! 👍😁 welcome to the community!
This is perfect! You always have great tutorials! Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching, I appreciate it!
Great explanation! Thanks!
You’re welcome! 😁
thanks for sharing!!! excellent video, regards from Mexico!
Thanks for watching!
Watch both videos on this subject and both are very easy to follow.
THANKS!
Awesome tip. Never know it can be done automatically. This is a great time saver. Thanks Jason
Yeah man! This is a great tool. It may take a little adjusting but it works great once you dial it in. 😁👍
Hi, thanks for the great explanation! I have a small issue though. I use this technique in a timeline, and it works. Now I insert this timeline (basically a "chapter") into another timeline (to put the chapters together) - and all of the ducking is gone! The music seems to be low constantly. Do you know, why this is, and how I could get it to work?
Hi! Thanks for watching! Double check the settings for your audio track in Fairlight. That's where I'd start. I don't usually use timelines in a timeline, so I'd just do a little hunting around to see if I can find the problem.
Amazing! Thanks for your awesome and useful tips!
You’re welcome! Love this tip, use it all the time. 😁👍
its hard man....Adobe premium pro do this automatically with a click..lol...this is waste of time and too much work man
I haven't used that adobe program, but one click is sweet. I've got presets setup so I just load the preset for my vocal track and a preset for my music track and I'm good to go. I just did a review on plugins by Alex Audio Butler and they are essentially one click solutions for audio ducking. Check out the vid if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/065mNhjVdDE/v-deo.html Thanks for watching!
.....think I'll just use key frames. less knobs to turn.
That’s a great option too. I would use whatever works best for you and the project. Thanks for watching! 😁👍
Never knew that you could do this so easily in Resolve. All this time I have been lowering the volume of the music track to its bare minimum to avoid key framing. I guess I need to try audio ducking. Thanks a lot for sharing this technique! Also, I appreciate the fact that you explained all the controls such as attack, hold and release. Great video!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words! I use this all the time, its a great tool and a real timesaver. By the way, your videos and drawings are awesome! Keep up the great work!
Jason Yadlovski Thanks a lot for checking out my channel!
You’re welcome! 😁👍 Gotta support other creators!
Super helpful! Keyframing was getting a little old.
I hear that! I use this all the time, it’s a great tool. 😁👍
Thanks for explaining it very clearly . Love it
Glad it was helpful!
there is way to increase background audio when i speak ? like an inverse ducking ?
Not sure if you could do that automatically. you might just have to do it manually. Why would you want the music louder when you’re talking? I never really thought about doing that. 😜
This is really Great! Thank you so much for posting this! I have a question though. What happens if you have multiple tracks of music that you want to duck? My apologies if that was already covered in another video.
Awesome, glad the videos, helpful! If you have multiple tracks you want to duck just make sure you turn on send in the dynamics panel for all the tracks you want to duck under and on the tracks you want to duck, turn on the listen button in the dynamics panel. 👍
@@JasonYadlovski Wow! Thanks for the swift response. That's kind of what I had been doing, but wasn't sure if that was right or not. Thanks for the confirmation.
Hello Jason, I don't know you can help me but, I just bought the Focusrite Scarlett 2I2 3rd generation.I can record just fine, but I can't hear playback in the headphones. Same goes for when add a soundtrack onto the timeline ( I do select the Scarlett in output - sound on MacBook) I a can hear it on my MacBook speakers but, not the headphones...any suggestions?
Thanks
Hi! Yes, you need to set the scarlet as the output in DaVinci Resolve. Go to Preferences, System at the top, Video and Audio I/O on the left, then go down to Audio I/O and Output Device. Select the Scarlet there. Save and then you should get audio from your headphones.
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That's what I forgot to do...
Works great now... Many thanks
Awesome Jason! Thank You so so much! You're a life saver
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for this video, it is very useful and easy to follow :)
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Why I don't have that "Mixer" anywhere?
You should have it in both Edit and Fairlight. If you don’t see it you may need to go into the workspace menu at the top and make sure that the mixer is enabled.
Thank you so much. I never have time for all those keyframes!
You're welcome! Love this feature!
This is something I will do from now on, this is great, thanks!
You’re welcome, thank you for watching!
Awesome videos, easy understand... can you possibly tell me what the effect is called when you pause the video for a second and highlight a key object you referring too while having everything else slightly dimmer. do you maybe have a video on how to do said effect..?
Hi! Thanks for checking out the video! It’s not a specific effect, I actually do that in a program called Screenflow for Mac. When editing, it allows you to select certain areas and adjust The dimming of other items on the screen. It’s just manually adding it all in not any specific effect. Currently I do not have any videos on Screenflow.
Jason Yadlovski okay cool! I’m not on Mac, but I’ll check if there are windows alternatives 👍
Very informative video. Thanks for the video !
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
jason yaldowski is my new favorite person on the internet.
Awesome! 😁👍😜
Hi Jason, want to say thank you for producing all the contents.. I applied some of them and they all works!!!
Hi! You’re welcome! Glad you found my vids helpful! 😁👍 Thanks for watching!
You're great man. Thanks for the help!
You’re welcome!
I got another prob, my files have sound outside of davinci but when bringing them in davinci they lost audio. any fixes?
It could be a whole bunch of things, I’ve got a couple videos on it. Check out the tips in here, maybe one of them work. Also check the comments, there’s a lot of other fixes that people found as well. ua-cam.com/play/PLsOqsM0-aW4F-7raWNn5Kc-j8wHXA6QYX.html
@@JasonYadlovski its weird tho. you also never mentioned it, the files have sound on the windows media player and in general but when brought to davinci its not there
Typically it seems like you need to go into the sound preferences in resolve and change it to manual or make sure it matches your computer. As I mentioned it seems like there’s lots of different fixes for different people, not sure why that is. Super strange issue, hopefully BMD gets it worked out soon.
Now if BlackMagic can work out a remix feature where it’ll remix the music to exact length you need and make it more precise than Premiere.
I’m sure they will have something soon. We can hope!
@@JasonYadlovski hope so. I was on the user forum and I’m not the only one that filed that feature request to ‘em!
Can i ask something? How are you doing this zoom effect on audio and blur the backround? Please?
Hi! I do that using my screen recording program, it’s called Screenflow for Mac. It’s super quick and easy in there. 😁👍
@@JasonYadlovskiOh nice! Thank you very much!
I just played a video I made on my phone. Whatever ducking I had tried to do sounded fine on my laptop, but on my phone it was pretty hard to hear the voice over. Do I need to remix everything, or is it just a bad phone?
I always check my audio on different devices because it’s always going to sound a little different. In your case, I would just increase the ducking a bit so it sounds better on your phone if that’s where most people will be watching your videos.
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks. I figured I probably should have checked it on different devices. I mean, I had heard this before. I just never realized it would make such dramatic difference!
Yeah, I find sometimes it can sound pretty different. There's times I set my background music to a certain level based on my headphones/monitor speakers, but then on a phone, you can hardly hear it. It's a balance. 😜
ok, I've done what you showed us and it worked HOWEVER...when I now go further down my timeline, I have a NEW music file that I need to adjust for. When I click onto my audio channels I see that the dynamics etc are still set to the last music file's settings (as you've showed us). So how do I make NEW compression adjustments to another portion of my video without it effecting the previous section of compression? Does that make sense??? Basically, I'm trying to do this over and over again further down my timeline but from what I can tell, it's an all or nothing setting.
Hi! I totally understand what you’re saying. What I do is just put the music in another track then I can adjust the settings for that particular music. Unfortunately you cannot change your dynamics settings unless maybe you use the automation tools. But the easiest way is just to put your music in another truck and just set the dynamics the way you want them. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski ahhh I see. Thanks for the quick response and great vid.
You’re welcome! 😁👍
Excellent explanations of all of the features. Subscribed!
Awesome, welcome to the community!
Great stuff Jason! Thanks! One quick question. This only works for clips with vocals without significant background noise, correct? For example, can it work while riding mountain biking tracks? Thanks!
You’re welcome! It could probably still work, you just might need to adjust the settings so the sensitivity of the effect works with your original clip. I’ll give it a try and see how it works out. 😁👍
I've not spent much time in Fairlight as yet and all my ducking has been via keyframes. Keyframes have worked well because I ease the volume down before talking starts and back up when it's finished. I'm not sure how the ease-in would work with your method.
The other thing I'm going to have to look at is how a plethora of small clips are handled by one long music clip. Most of my videos are critiques of other videos, so I'll have a small clip from the video I'm critiquing followed by my critique - which then returns to another clip from the video I'm critiquing. If I can find a way to make that work, it would be a major time saver.
Just tried it - it works.
Hi and thank you for checking out my video! Using audio ducking works exactly how you just said the key frames work. You can ease in and ease out using the attack, hold, and release options in the dynamics window under compressor. In the video I show how the release button eases back into the normal audio volume for the music. You just have to work with those three settings and find out what works best for your style of video. But it saves you a lot of time from manually key framing everything. Best of luck with it!
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The thing to watch out for is that this method sets the tone for the entire track. All the clips on that track will have the same ducking applied to it. This means that you have to be careful of easing in and out with particular attention to fade transitions and your threshold.
To demarcate sections of my videos, I often put a 1 second blank between them. I could imagine the ease-out from the first clip bringing the music back up only for the ease-in to the second clip to bring it back down again, causing an unwanted blip. I'm sure I'll find a way around it by judicious juggling of the threshold.
Hey Peter - yea it does apply to the entire track. You can over come the easing by using the hold and release options. Just make it longer (higher number). I've used the this technique on many videos without any problems. You can always have multiple tracks set to send the signal for ducking if that helps. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it! Hopefully you can find a way that it works well for you. 👍
Thanks for the another great video! Some may not know that those settings as well as EQ and others can be saved and recalled for other videos to make things even easier.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching! So much great stuff for audio in DaVinci Resolve.
After uploading a video, my music track that I added to the timeline to play in the background while I talk isn't playing. Do you know what could help to fix that problem? My Mixer shows only 2 options when I click on 3 dots which are Meters and Mixer. How can I get to full menu you have in your video?
Hi! Make sure you are in Fairlight, sounds like you are in the Edit tab.
@@JasonYadlovski Yes, I was editing in Edit tab. I'm new to DR. Do you have a video that shows how to fix my problem? PLEASE HELP! I waisted days trying to find an answer 😪
You need to go into the fairlight tab, along the bottom of the screen. It’s a musical notes icon. Then open the mixer and you can access the dynamics there.
Offcourse I watch the old video's
Awesome, thanks! Hopefully you learned something new in this video. 😁 Thank you for watching and checking out my older videos!
Wish I knew this a year ago lol...
Gotta give you props I watch a lot of tutorials and yours by far are the easiest to follow and implement. Love the fact that you explain what each dial does. Thanks
You’re welcome! I appreciate your honesty and kind words. I’m happy to hear my videos are helpful. I try to keep it simple, no need to make it more complicated that it already is right? 😁 thanks for watching! 👍
Now THIS is useful! Thanks!
You’re welcome!
Hi Jason,
I can’t seem to find this. I have a video with recoded audio in camera.
How can I lower part of the audio in this video? It was a wedding and someone yelled a the last min sending the audio level through the roof.
Can I just select part of this video and lower the volume? I appreciate this help.
Hi! You could try using the compressor or you could just use keyframes for that small section of the audio clip. Either way should work OK
@@JasonYadlovski I appreciate it. I'm looking at trying a sennhiser MKE600. It does not have gain adjustments that I can see like the Rode video mic pro. Do you have experience with this?
I have the MK 600 and use it all the time, it’s awesome. You would adjust the gain by adjusting your audio interface gain, and/or gain in your recording program, including davinci resolve.
After doing the audio ducking I now have a lot of base, I cant hear the rest of my audio properly. Any suggestions?
Hi! I would use the EQ to drop your low end frequencies, say below 250 Hz. How much it drop it depends on how much you wanna cut out the bass. You can use the EQ in the inspector and select just your audio clip or apply the EQ to the whole track using Fairlight.
@@JasonYadlovski coming to mind now, I used Voicemeeter EQ to adjust my voice on my mic. could that be it?
I’ve never heard of Voice meter before but that could be the problem.
great guide
Thanks mate. This was a game changer for me.
You’re welcome! 😁👍
Love your videos mate. You are making an impact for people new to davinci!
Thanks! Doing my best to help people learn resolve!
@@JasonYadlovski It's greatly helped me learn something I was intimidated by. Never done video editing or gone to much into it.
Your channel is my go to for info on davinci. I'll show my result after making a tech review video based in Meta quest Vr headsets.
Your best is very much appreciated. Keep it up.
How would you do this if the audio & music are recorded at the same time and are on one track?
Thanks!
Hi! You can't do it if the music and talking are on the same track. If the 2 are baked in one file, you are out of luck. You need to have 2 separate tracks. Thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks for the quick reply! I've found that compressing helps.
This video was so helpful, thank you for creating this. I'm creating my first film using DaVinci Resolve 18, after using iMovie in the past. It was a daunting task but my results have been so much better so far. This video really helped me understand audio ducking, thank you!
Awesome, welcome to resolve! I did the same thing, started with iMovie years ago, and moved to Davinci resolve and never look back. Such an awesome program, but there is a ton to learn. Thankfully, we have some awesome creators that make contact for us here on UA-cam for Resolve.
Hey brother, just wanted to say thank you. I just started using DaVinci Resolve and have found myself visiting (and revisiting) your channel for helpful tips. I really appreciate all that you're doing. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much, I appreciate your kind words! Glad you’re finding my videos helpful! 😁👍
There is no send button on DR19 ?
No, sidechaining has changed. Here’s a video on it: ua-cam.com/video/y2Vnp_XyRI4/v-deo.htmlsi=1yTjomqyipUEd9Uv
Great tutorial, Audio is so important and this just saved me hours of key framing...Sub'd
Awesome, thanks so much for the sub! Welcome to the community!
Thanks 👍
You're welcome!
what happened to pen tool, just in case?
Hi! If you want the pen tool, it's still there in DR17 Fairlight tab. To see it, look in the toolbar next to the rewind, fast forward, play, stop, record, loop, then a backward 'S' looking icon. Click the 'S' looking icon and that will then reveal the pencil tool in the toolbar just below that. Hope this helps!
Is there a way to add a fade-in, so the music decreases progressively *before* I start talking? A negative attack if you will?
Very helpful, thanks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Question: Is there a good way to use this for a podcast interview with multiple audio tracks? (Currently working in DR 17.4)
I recorded a session with an interviewer and two interviewees. The best set up I could build with my current equipment was to wire them with 3 lav mics and run them all into a Zoom H6. The audio quality is good enough for now and each voice is on a different channel and track. Only problem is that when a person is quiet, their lav picks up the other people speaking, creating an echo effect. Is this method of audio ducking my best plan for taking that out or do I need to keyframe the entire piece?
Thanks!
Hey Gary! So I would use a the gate for this, but not the auto ducking feature. I'd try and see if you can set the gate threshold to activate the gate while the other people are talking but not while the main speaker on that track is talking. Once you find that DB level, play with the hold and release to make it sounds more natural and not so abrupt. Let me know how you make out!
@@JasonYadlovski - Thanks! I give that a try!
Hey! Congrats on 45k subs!
Thanks man! I was going to do a 40K video but it came and went so quick, I didn’t have time to do it. Maybe I can get something out for 50K 😜
@@JasonYadlovski LOL! Good problem to have. Maybe you should start on the 50k video now.
I haven't seen many "build your TY channel" vids from you lately. I would be curious if you could talk about how hard the first 10k subs were to get compared to the next 10k or your last 10k. More specifically, what are your thoughts on the growth curve of your channel and what lessons did you draw from that that might help other creators?
I don't expect any kind of meaningful answer in the comments, but rather think of this as a suggestion for a video on the topic.
Thanks again for the help!
Thank you again! Great video
You’re welcome! 😁👍
If i have 2 characters, i would want to duck sfx tracks and music tracks below dialogue tracks of each character.
How do i do this?
I tried using a submix, but there is no sidechain option for a submix :(
All you have to do is click the 'Send' button in each characters audio track. Then they will both 'Send' to any channel that is 'Listening'. No Submixes needed. You can 'Send' as many channels as you want. Hope this helps, thanks for watching! 😁👍
@@JasonYadlovski ohhhhh thank youuuu
You got it! Super easy! 😁👍
@@JasonYadlovski yeahhh thanks
what do i do if i want to perform regular compression on music but also want to do ducking
Amazing tutorial, Jason! For TOOOO long, I've been manually adding keyframes to my audio track, finely adjusting them, copying and pasting them over and over.... wish I had known this was an option! The Fairlight page seems to be a very underrated part of Resolve, I'm definitely going to begin exploring it more and taking advantage of its functions like audio ducking. Well done!
Thanks! I’ve been using this method for a long time and it works great. You just have to work with your settings - attack, hold and release to get it to work the way you want, save it as a preset then just apply it anytime you need it. It’s a great tool. Huge timesaver over using key frames manually. 😁👍 thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski Yeah I was playing around with it as I watched you, there's certainly a lot of trial and error that will go into finding the right balance depending on the type of audio you're working with. Are there one or two other features of Fairlight you really love and think not a lot of people know? Frankly that whole page is a bit daunting to me, I don't know where to explore first :D
There are tons of great features in Fairlight. I love audio stuff - I mix live music for a worship band - so a lot of stuff translates right into Fairlight. I’ve got a whole playlist on Fairlight and audio in Resolve. Check it out if you have time.
@@JasonYadlovski Will do, thanks!
Nice
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thank you ! it work 100% ❤️❤️❤️
You’re welcome, love this trick!
Very clear! thank you!!
You’re welcome!
Is Audio Ducking a commonly used term... it's a damn good term that's for sure. The more tuts I watch of DResolve the more amazed I am about the system and its cost... [drop a zip clip here]. Thanks Jason for a no muss no fuss, to the point tutorial.
You’re welcome! 😁👍
Thanks Jason, I've learnt a great deal from you and these fantastic videos on Da Vinci Resolve 101. Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome!
Nice tutorial thank you
Thank you for your kind words and for watching! 😁👍
Fcuk! that helpful :D thanks
Love this feature! 😁👍
Superb.
Thanks! I love this tip, use it all the time.
hey jason, my videos wont have audio playback when i import them? any idea how to fix it?
Hi! What filetype are the files you are trying to play? Not sure why you wouldn't have any audio coming through. Can you see it in the timeline? Can you see the waveforms?
@@JasonYadlovski hey thanks for the quick reply, I had some system fault lmao sorry for the trouble, cheers!
No worries glad you got it figured out! 😁👍
Dude, I have gained another file of knowledge from this videos! Great explanations on what things do in Fairlight. Thank you!
You’re welcome, thanks so much for watching!
First of all your tutorial helped me a lot explaining in so much detail. Can you make a video explaining how to record voiceovers with your blue Yeti and setting up EQ for it. I know it's pretty basic but I am very eager to learn. Thanks
Hi! I actually have two videos and I can help you out with that. Here’s a video on how to record a voice over in DaVinci Resolve: ua-cam.com/video/2Cs90RqAPWg/v-deo.html and here’s a video all about EQ: ua-cam.com/video/5Rs1XRQSlAM/v-deo.html use the concepts I talk about and the methods I show for your particular recording and it should help it sound great for you. After that you may also want to look into adding some dynamics, here’s a video on that: ua-cam.com/video/H08721S3Z38/v-deo.html if you have any questions feel free to ask! 😁👍
V good dear what this L and R on our audio channels? I am a begginer.
Hi! The L and R stands for right and left audio channels. Thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski thanks one more issue is dear. my lefon microphone are not able to connect with my mini gaming pc. But working well with laptop I try almost all methods feeling help less. May be u can help I can Send u more details?
Sounds like you just need to go onto your sound settings and adjust your input so that it matches your microphone. I would check that and also double check whatever settings you use on your laptop to make sure they match on your gaming PC.
Hi Jason or anyone else in the know, do you know how to do this if you've already started breaking up your audio clips but have one continuous music track behind them? I don't see an obvious way to make the changes consistent to all audio clips that I need louder than the music. Thanks!
Hi! I'd make the changes on a track level in Fairlight. You can use any adjust the levels by using dynamics, the faders in the mixer or any of the gain controls in an effect. I wouldn't necessarily edit individual clips unless they need something specific. I'd work on the track level. Hope this helps!
Perfect, i've recently switched from Premiere pro to Davinci (i got studio with my Blackmagic cinema camera so made sense)... and learning where and how to do things in Davinci is easy with the help of videos like this! Thanks
Awesome, you’re welcome congrats on the new camera and jumping into Resolve!
I'm sensing a trend here. Once again, I delve into the Resolve pdf manual for about a half hour without really getting what I need, then come to UA-cam, call up one of Jason's videos, and get everything I *really* need in 11:14. Thanks, Jason - you do a nice, focused and informative video.
You're welcome! Glad I was able to help you out on this one! If I can help with anything else, feel free to drop a comment somewhere!
Another wonderful video - thank you so much Jason, your instructions are so concise and clear. Always helping me improve my video editing skills. Cheers from SF Bay Area!
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching, I appreciate it! Cheers from all the way across the US!
Thanks for this Jason! I'm editing a UA-cam video at the moment and was about to keyframe the music where I narrate, but knew there must be an automatic method so I did a search. As always, I found one of your videos to explain exactly what I needed in a simple to understand way. I really appreciate it, thank you.
You're welcome! The ducking is a great feature that saves a lot of time. 😁
I want to basically be a narrator to myself, how do I lower my voice in my original clip, so when I do the voiceover, their are no conflicting sounds?
Hi. You can try using the pitch effect. ua-cam.com/video/HB1446FvtKg/v-deo.html
Does this "Ducking" feature appear in the Free version or Studio version? Thanks for making these videos.
Yes it’s in the free version. 👍
@@JasonYadlovski Thank you Jason. If you haven't already done a video on the features only available in the "Studio" version vs. the Free version and if the cost is worth it, then this could make for interesting viewing.
The biggest difference between studio and free is that studio will use the GPU on your computer and Free doesn't. There are some effects and noise reduction that you will gain by getting the studio version but for me the biggest plus of getting studio was that the program runs smoother, faster and better. I don't have a video on it, but Maybe I'll make one. If you edit videos often, studio is 100% worth the $295 one time price with upgrades forever. 😜
@@JasonYadlovski Thank you and Happy Holidays!
Fantastic tutorial! Thanks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful! 😁👍
Its strange. I'm in Davinci Resolve 17.08 and its auto ducking by default !?
Wow, how about that! Never heard of it doing auto ducking! 😜
@@JasonYadlovski Or maybe just my imagination. Lets wait for others to confirm this.
@@JasonYadlovski Does doing this process of ducking for one clip on your timeline, apply to the whole timeline as well ??
If you use this method, any track that is 'listening' will duck under any track that is being 'sent'. The ducking will apply to the entire track for the entire timeline. Does that make sense?
Exactly the tutorial I am looking for! Thank you so much for this lesson!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Same here - you just saved me days, not hours! So glad that I've found your channel - thanks a lot!
Glad I can help! 😁👍
Thank you sooooooo much for this tutorial!! I've been using keyframes but to now know this feature will save so much time.
You’re welcome! This is a great tool. 😁👍
Thank you for explaining this so clearly and concisely and for not talking too fast. SO helpful!
You're Welcome!
Thanks man, I spent hours cutting my audio just to match with the voice over, more excellent videos.
You’re welcome!