hahah you actually got me with the pen tool. i really thought there was no decent substitute for keyframing audio effects in davinci resolve. thank you!
In case anyone else is running into the same problem: right click on the track -> "Lock Track Height to" -> "Large" then you should see the reverb plugin option
@@cave1958 I have done exactly what you showed however..... the Plugin is actually grayed - out @00:41 seconds. .... Any suggestions? How do you get to "Automation edit Mode" ? I don't see it.
figured it out: you have to apply the reverb in the fairlight tab. in fairlight, open the mixer window and find your track. click the plus sign button and select the reverb effect there.
Plugins is greyed - out... where do you get the reverb plugin?
atleast somebody has shown it! thank you!
boom! just what I was looking for - thank you for being so surgical ;-)
OMG THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! .:)))
I have been looking that for my whole life, thank you so much
thanks man, there are not any other videos about this things in resolve!
You are welcome.
Amazing! Short and straight. Hail! Keep it up man!
My man !
You are welcome.
hahah you actually got me with the pen tool. i really thought there was no decent substitute for keyframing audio effects in davinci resolve. thank you!
Thanks bruh
Nice! short n sweet
if the reverb plugin is missing from the Audio track drop down any thoughts? im running the studio version of resolve 16 @00:41 seconds
Perhaps you have not applied the reverb plugin to the track? Or maybe you are not in Automation edit mode?
In case anyone else is running into the same problem: right click on the track -> "Lock Track Height to" -> "Large" then you should see the reverb plugin option
@@cave1958 I have done exactly what you showed however..... the Plugin is actually grayed - out @00:41 seconds. .... Any suggestions?
How do you get to "Automation edit Mode" ? I don't see it.
@@ediethesalsafreak I would suggest reading the user manual section on automation in Fairlight. Too complex for a comment here.
figured it out: you have to apply the reverb in the fairlight tab. in fairlight, open the mixer window and find your track. click the plus sign button and select the reverb effect there.
Wait, but plugins won't let me select it :/
Can you explain what you mean?
How do you reset or change the pencil tool if your first try doesn't work?
The Resolve User Manual has detailed instructions on Automation editing. Undo works too!
@@cave1958 The answer is: the tool right beside it, the selection tool. Thanks.