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
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 TH-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.
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!
My days, what is this witchcraft!!!!! You, sir, have just given me HOURS of my life back. I've been keyframing volume drops, and I HATE doing it. I suspected there would be a way around this, but only just thought to look. Thanks so much for your very detailed and concise video - STILL relevant in Resolve 18 BTW
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!
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.
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! 👍
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 TH-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!
Just watched this today based on a search for how to do this. Your videos are always succinct and beyond helpful. Thank you for putting all of the work in, Jason.
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.
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.
@@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.
Thanks! Glad you found the video helpful. Happy to hear I made it into the Best Davinci Audio folder, 😄 thanks for watching! Be sure to check out my other DaVinci Resolve tutorials. 😁🤔
Thanks for this Jason! I'm editing a TH-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.
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
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!
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: th-cam.com/video/2Cs90RqAPWg/w-d-xo.html and here’s a video all about EQ: th-cam.com/video/5Rs1XRQSlAM/w-d-xo.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: th-cam.com/video/H08721S3Z38/w-d-xo.html if you have any questions feel free to ask! 😁👍
Thank you! Discovering Your first video on this and then this one has been transformational and saved me so much time messing around with my audio and music levels!
Im glad you've shared. I'm currently watching those annoying SkillShare and Yango ads but it's my smallest way to support this channel. Now, into the tutorial
Thanks so much for this! The only thing I don't like about the compressor method is it doesn't get out of the way until after the source starts - sometimes in ducking it sounds good for the music to ramp down just before the desired source begins.
You're welcome! I hear that. I think you have a good point. But with dialing in the settings I think it can get pretty good. You can use 3rd party VST plugins too that may change the way the ducking works. Thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski In Premiere their ducking feature basically just auto-generates keyframes of the Volume parameter. Do you know if there's any way for Davinci to do that? Auto generate keyframes on the volume handle that's on the audio clip? Just asking - I didn't think there was but I don't know much about Davinci, haha. Thanks again, take care.
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!
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.
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.
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.
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. 👍
I watched your first video and this one and both are excellent. I felt I learned even more in reguards to the bottom 3 adjustment knobs. Thanks for sharing 😀
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.
Thanks for the vid dude, I had that setting on for a while, but when you have to set it back up and forgot how to do it... well, let's just say I need tutorials every few months XD
You're welcome! I need refreshers from time to time too! Sometimes I've got to go back an watch my own videos on stuff to see how I did it. 😜 Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for doing this. I've learned alot watching some of your videos and I can't thank you enough for the great work. I was wondering after watching this if you have a video where I can learn how to do the zoom edit that you use.
Hi, you're welcome! Thanks for checking out the video! Are you talking about the transitions? If you are, they are from rVisiual. I did a review for them if you look on my channel. They are really good. 😁
Oh I see. That is actually done in a program that I used to record my screen, it’s called Screenflow for Mac. I use it to do all of my screen recording then I edit the screen recording in that program because it has some good quick tools. Then I export it and bring it into DaVinci Resolve where I edit the entire video together.
You’re welcome! Thanks so much for watching. I appreciate it!
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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. 😁👍
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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. 😁👍
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
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!😁👍
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 TH-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!
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. 😁👍
This is amazing advice! Thanks for putting this together!
You’re welcome!
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. 😜😁👍
My days, what is this witchcraft!!!!! You, sir, have just given me HOURS of my life back. I've been keyframing volume drops, and I HATE doing it. I suspected there would be a way around this, but only just thought to look. Thanks so much for your very detailed and concise video - STILL relevant in Resolve 18 BTW
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!
Thank you for explaining this so clearly and concisely and for not talking too fast. SO helpful!
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! 😁👍
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! 👍
If only I had known this months ago
All the keyframing I did...... Thanks man
At least you know going forward. 😜
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 TH-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! 😁👍
Awesome tip and also genius on whoever thought of the send-receive! Saving me hours of work here!
😜👍
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. 😜👍
jason yaldowski is my new favorite person on the internet.
Awesome! 😁👍😜
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!
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!
Just watched this today based on a search for how to do this. Your videos are always succinct and beyond helpful. Thank you for putting all of the work in, Jason.
You’re welcome James! Glad you found my video and glad they are helpful! I appreciate you watching! 😁👍
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!
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 so much. I never have time for all those keyframes!
You're welcome! Love this feature!
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!
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.
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.
BROOOOOOOOOOO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS ! I was manually cutting and lowering the volume on all my music tracks. You are a godsend.
Thanks man, I spent hours cutting my audio just to match with the voice over, more excellent videos.
You’re welcome!
This is something I will do from now on, this is great, thanks!
You’re welcome, thank you for watching!
This is a great piece on audio ducking! I used it today on a home birthday video creation. This makes it into my 'Best: Davinci Audio' folder. Thanks!
Thanks! Glad you found the video helpful. Happy to hear I made it into the Best Davinci Audio folder, 😄 thanks for watching! Be sure to check out my other DaVinci Resolve tutorials. 😁🤔
This is perfect! You always have great tutorials! Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching, I appreciate it!
Thanks for this Jason! I'm editing a TH-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. 😁
Watch both videos on this subject and both are very easy to follow.
THANKS!
You saved me a lot of time for voluming down background music for my personal project. Thank you very much for your easy explanation!
Awesome, glad the video was helpful!
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!
Thanks Jason - this really helped. Thumbs up. And subbed. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much for the sub! 👍😁 welcome to the community!
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. 😁👍
Thanks so much Jason! You have saved me hours and you have made something complicated very easy to follow! You’re a legend!!! Thank you!
You're welcome! Love this tip, the auto ducking is great!
Excellent explanations of all of the features. Subscribed!
Awesome, welcome to the community!
Thanks Jason. It seems I'm spending more time learning from you than filming and editing. This was fabulous and much easier.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for explaining it very clearly . Love it
Glad it was helpful!
thanks so much for this video. i copied your compressor settings pretty much and it worked perfect for my project
Great! 😁👍
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!
Super helpful! Keyframing was getting a little old.
I hear that! I use this all the time, it’s a great tool. 😁👍
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!
Thank you for this explanation of audio ducking! this makes perfect sense and helps A LOT! Great video!
Thanks and you’re welcome.
Clear and concise. Nice work.
Thanks! I appreciate you watching! Thank you!
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.
Exactly the tutorial I am looking for! Thank you so much for this lesson!
You’re welcome! Thanks 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: th-cam.com/video/2Cs90RqAPWg/w-d-xo.html and here’s a video all about EQ: th-cam.com/video/5Rs1XRQSlAM/w-d-xo.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: th-cam.com/video/H08721S3Z38/w-d-xo.html if you have any questions feel free to ask! 😁👍
So glad that I came across your channel. Absolutely fantastic content that is super helpful. Thank you Jason!
Hey Don! Thanks for checking out my videos, I appreciate it! I’m happy to hear you find them helpful. 😁👍
Thank you! Discovering Your first video on this and then this one has been transformational and saved me so much time messing around with my audio and music levels!
Awesome! I love this feature, I use it in pretty much every video. Super helpful. Best of luck on your videos! Thanks for watching!
Im glad you've shared. I'm currently watching those annoying SkillShare and Yango ads but it's my smallest way to support this channel. Now, into the tutorial
Thanks! I appreciate that! 😁👍
Great explanation! Thanks!
You’re welcome! 😁
thanks for sharing!!! excellent video, regards from Mexico!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing! Thanks for your awesome and useful tips!
You’re welcome! Love this tip, use it all the time. 😁👍
Thank you so much for this video, it is very useful and easy to follow :)
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks mate. This was a game changer for me.
You’re welcome! 😁👍
Thanks so much for this! The only thing I don't like about the compressor method is it doesn't get out of the way until after the source starts - sometimes in ducking it sounds good for the music to ramp down just before the desired source begins.
You're welcome! I hear that. I think you have a good point. But with dialing in the settings I think it can get pretty good. You can use 3rd party VST plugins too that may change the way the ducking works. Thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski In Premiere their ducking feature basically just auto-generates keyframes of the Volume parameter. Do you know if there's any way for Davinci to do that? Auto generate keyframes on the volume handle that's on the audio clip? Just asking - I didn't think there was but I don't know much about Davinci, haha.
Thanks again, take care.
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!
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!
Great tutorial Jason!
Thanks!
Awesome Jason! Thank You so so much! You're a life saver
You're welcome!
Thank you so much Jason. This is exactly what I was looking for
Awesome! Love this feature, I use it all the time. 😁👍
You're great man. Thanks for the help!
You’re welcome!
As I saw the title I subscribed and then watch, big thank you ❤🎉
Awesome, welcome to the community!
Very informative video. Thanks for the video !
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic tutorial! Thanks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful! 😁👍
Strait to points, thank you very much, this video shows me what I was really looking for at the moment god bless you.
You're welcome!
Now THIS is useful! Thanks!
You’re welcome!
love it bro! came in handy today for me! Thanks as always J!
Awesome! I love the ducking feature. I use it all the time. 😁👍
@@JasonYadlovski I need to use it more myself. I see how you can utilize this as I begin to edit more videos I'm taking of other people.
Very clear! thank you!!
You’re welcome!
great guide
Clear, right to the point. Thank you!
You’re welcome! 😁👍
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.
Thanks for sharing! I'm a fairly new subscriber so this is super useful for me!
You’re welcome, thanks for watching! I appreciate you subscribe to my channel also! 😁👍
Thank you again! Great video
You’re welcome! 😁👍
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 helpful, thanks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Nice tutorial thank you
Thank you for your kind words and for watching! 😁👍
Fantastic tutorial. Had no idea this can be done. I've been wasting precious time with keyframing.
This method works great. 👍
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.
Oh wow this is a powerful one
This is a great one, I use it often. 😁👍
@@JasonYadlovski I certainly will in the future, too! 👍🏻 Great stuff man
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. 👍
Another good video on an important topic. And a pleasant to watch one. Congrats! Cheers. :)
Thanks! I appreciate you watching and your kind words! 😁👍
I watched your first video and this one and both are excellent. I felt I learned even more in reguards to the bottom 3 adjustment knobs. Thanks for sharing 😀
Awesome! Thanks for checking out both videos! Glad you learned a little something in each one. 😁👍
Thanks 👍
You're welcome!
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
Thanks for the vid dude,
I had that setting on for a while,
but when you have to set it back up and forgot how to do it...
well, let's just say I need tutorials every few months XD
You're welcome! I need refreshers from time to time too! Sometimes I've got to go back an watch my own videos on stuff to see how I did it. 😜 Thanks for watching!
super helpful! thanks J
You’re welcome, thank you for watching!
Great tutorial, especially at 3:08. Thanks for the help.
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching! Best of luck on your project. 😁👍
Thank you so much for doing this. I've learned alot watching some of your videos and I can't thank you enough for the great work. I was wondering after watching this if you have a video where I can learn how to do the zoom edit that you use.
Hi, you're welcome! Thanks for checking out the video! Are you talking about the transitions? If you are, they are from rVisiual. I did a review for them if you look on my channel. They are really good. 😁
@@JasonYadlovski The edit im talking about is this at 6:51 where you zoom and highligh something specific
Oh I see. That is actually done in a program that I used to record my screen, it’s called Screenflow for Mac. I use it to do all of my screen recording then I edit the screen recording in that program because it has some good quick tools. Then I export it and bring it into DaVinci Resolve where I edit the entire video together.
Superb.
Thanks! I love this tip, use it all the time.
thank you ! it work 100% ❤️❤️❤️
You’re welcome, love this trick!
Excellent!
Thank you.
You’re welcome! Thanks so much for watching. I appreciate it!
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. 😁👍
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!
thanks this was helpful
Glad it helped
thank you mate!
You’re welcome, thank you for watching and best of luck on your project!