I really like that you speak slowly and repeatedly show what buttons you are using. You are good at teaching, many people speak way to fast and skip over showing exactly what buttons they are using. Thank you.
I'm an audio guy just entering the world of post, I been struggling with fairlight but this is the crash course I needed to build a workflow, thank you for this video brother 🙏
I stayed until the end and hit the LIKE button. Thanks for your tutorials.I have watched a dozen or so, and all of them have been clear, concise, and helpful.
I inherited a fair light video system a few months and spent hours trying to find info and decided to try again tonight. Stoked I found you. I’d love this system to find a good home and now have an idea who would be interested.
Just letting you know that this video was exactly what I was looking for without knowing I was looking for it. I tend to mumble talk during gameplay (like I talk softly but you can still hear me say the words) and I just did the dynamics thing you did so it evens out the voice and makes the soft parts louder and the loud parts softer and it's perfect. Thanks Casey!
Your a good teacher Casey! I never have a problem clicking on your videos, because I know I'll Learn something for editing and have a fun time doing it. Thank you.
Just took the big step switched to Davinci after 2 years of yes / no. And Man I AM SO HAPPY!!! This BMD Voodoo is faast and sleek. and yes you are the one who encouraged. Keep rocking!
Casey, you're a pheonominal teacher. I just wanted to express my thanks for your dedication on this channel. I started with Resolve about a month ago (and I wish I had seen this video BEFORE shipping my latest video on my other channel because my audio was trash lol). I've used your Fusion deep dive to create some stuff that I really like (a rarity for me lol), so I'd love to eventually see a Fairlight deep dive (assuming I haven't just glanced over it). Again, thank you for all that you do, it's most appreciated and I can assure you it's absolutely valued!
Hey Casey, I love your work and your energy. I get 90% of my resolve learning from your channel. When I need to learn a concept, I will browse videos until I find one of yours that explains what I'm looking for. Keep up the good work; we all appreciate it!
I have been weaning myself off of my old version of Premiere because the old version doesn't take full advantage of newer processors and encoders. I don't want to "rent" a newer version of Premiere. You videos have been a tremendous help. Thank you!
I am familiar with Davinci resolve and the video editing, but I had no clue about anything audio-editing related. This helped me so much. Thank you bro!!!
😭😭😭 I'm trying to move out of abobe audition and premiere, and I make audio roleplays so my stuff is so audio-focused, so the fact Davinci gives both for free is a godsend. Thank you for this video
I like this guy! Seems like a genuinely fun person! Awesome quality content as always! P.S. Never stop these signature ending awkward jokes 🤣 love them
Thanks for this! Really great pacing on your videos and you never lose sight of what a beginner would notice/ need to know when first experimenting with the DR UI.
I had to give you a like, not just because the content was good - which it was, but because of that awkward ending you are famous for - always cracks me up 🙂
Love the content, love the humor ("this is how communication works...") LOL! Love all your videos actually - they've made Resolve accessible to a non-tech-video-editor-by-necessity like me. And the whole "press alt to create a control point to dial in volume" thingie - THAT'S what I've been searching for! So yeah, thanks!
It would be nice to have a tutorial about noise removal, especially clicking sounds not just background noise. And how to clean up the audio when there is lots of wind.
Agreed! Loving the vids so far but my main issue is the wind or static noise that comes with not recording in a studio. I'm on the free version though, so I may need to upgrade to find the automatic noise reduction feature. There are some workarounds i've noticed in the free version so maybe he can include those if he knows any for sound.
Like! Totally new to DaVinci , you won me. Your way of explaining (as “toast and jelly” ) are best kind of teaching methods. Thank you for the good work, keep it up!
Your videos are great man. I appreciate the time an effort you have put it to teaching people. Just getting in to video editing and your videos have been a great help.
I have been using another software to edit my audio and dumping that into my video editing software. Attempt to sync them and go forward. I had no idea that Resolve/Fairlight could do what I need all in one program. Looking forward to your next video that shows how to have multiple audio tracks record at once.
Another powerful use for bus tracks is that you can control the individual effects without affecting the source track. For example, if you create a bus track that you route some dialogue to and put a reverb and then an EQ on the bus track, that EQ will only affect the reverb and not the voice itself.
Thanks, great video. I am new to Resolve, having worked with Final Cut for the past 5 years and Premier for the ten years before that. I am finding your videos very helpful in getting to grips with Resolve.;
Damn... I love your videos. The amount of things I learn from you is crazy AND your humour man... keep it up. I know you don't need a random newbie's approval but man, you are killing it !!!
Hey, great tut for some basics, thanks! I'd like to see some more advanced stuff about sound effects and space matching, also creative stuff like glitch sounds and tying dynamics to key frames. Thanks for being a good teacher
Man I’ve learned so much from your videos, but this one kind of went over my head a little about setting up a bus. Had trouble following it even after watching several times. Gotta admit audio is the one area of video production I hate, but know it’s important.
What I like about Fairlight is that if you are into audio production already and you own some 3rd party plugins or VST's, Resolve will integrate them into Fairlight and you can use it as well. :)
Does anybody know a way to measure loudness faster than playing through the entire video and look at the loudness meter? (Some hidden button like "mesure loudness for entire Timeline", that calculates the loudness faster? Thanks
Most awkward and yet fun outro every Casey hahaha. Thanks for the intro. I wonder if you can go into mixing sounds together. Like the SMPTE color bars sound with another high pitched sound like someone hitting a note that is similar, but not at the same pitch...
Casey, This was so helpful, no one would show me how to bring up the sound bars on the right? I think there is a way without going into fairlight too but again can't find a video on it. Again this really helped me finish editing my clip for my live tomorrow. Thank you. Blessings. GmaJo (Keeping it Real) 😊😊💕💕
I am an ole school audio engineer from the analog days into some digital days Any thing audio is awesome ... How close is DaVinci from being a live production interface?.Pre post production into post production
I get the impression that everything you do on a sound selection on Track 1 (for example) applies to every sound sample on Track 1, even the one not focused on. But I guess there must be a way to make changes only to 1 sound clip and not impact the others on the same track.
Transitioning to Fairlight, I find it difficult and satisfying that all the effects can only be done by track and not by clip compared to Premiere or Audition. It helps you be more organized with your tracks.
Thanks Casey - I have new respect for audio engineers - especially mixing live music. I am trying to figure out how to make precise cuts to an audio track to make it match my video clip better. I want to chop out some sections of the audio and replace that with other parts of the audio track that match better, or just make it run a couple of seconds longer so the music supports the narrative of the video. The video is a single clip of a drone shot with a tilt movement followed by a pan to reveal the CBD, which lasts about 1 min 30 sec. Could you explain how to identify the start of a bar of music accurately?
Casey! I stayed and hit the like button! I'm new into video editing. Can fairlight do the same stuff as audacity? I haven't tried the latter, just want to know if fairlight can do it all. Thank you for the response/s.
I have the same question. Has anyone used Fairlight for pure audio editing to replace tools like Audacity and Audition? On the surface, it seems like it would work for less complicated editing like voice overs and simple sfx.
@@cgcowboy I have. But do take note that im a n00b. Hence, posting this question. LOL Never got the chance to use other softwares. Felt like there's a lot of extra work to do it on a different one. I do all my voiceover editing on fairlight - limiter, compression, reverb, etc. Lots of features but easy to learn.
Thanks for this. I use Automation to ride the gain in real time which is a great feature. I find ti takes a lot of setting up with Write... Latch... Arm etc. I'd appreciate a simple walk thro - whatyafink?
Love your video’s Casey, thank you. One question, that I could not answer from watching this video was: I have seen audio equalizer, with the active entire waveform of the sound superimposed on the various wavelengths of audio, so you can adjust each frequency on the fly, so to speak, and go immediately to the frequencies that are giving you “trouble” and see the changes on the fly. I cannot figure out if Resolve has the same capabilities?
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Dude you've literally carried my entire video editing learning experience!
For me it's a mix between Casey and Mr Alex tech
SAME HERE....we r gonna b awesome...hope thst dont make us clone tools
I'm sure you're not alone.
cheers to that
I really like that you speak slowly and repeatedly show what buttons you are using. You are good at teaching, many people speak way to fast and skip over showing exactly what buttons they are using. Thank you.
I'm an audio guy just entering the world of post, I been struggling with fairlight but this is the crash course I needed to build a workflow, thank you for this video brother 🙏
I stayed until the end and hit the LIKE button. Thanks for your tutorials.I have watched a dozen or so, and all of them have been clear, concise, and helpful.
I inherited a fair light video system a few months and spent hours trying to find info and decided to try again tonight. Stoked I found you. I’d love this system to find a good home and now have an idea who would be interested.
Just letting you know that this video was exactly what I was looking for without knowing I was looking for it. I tend to mumble talk during gameplay (like I talk softly but you can still hear me say the words) and I just did the dynamics thing you did so it evens out the voice and makes the soft parts louder and the loud parts softer and it's perfect. Thanks Casey!
Right up my alley! Great video Casey! 😁👍
Your a good teacher Casey! I never have a problem clicking on your videos, because I know I'll Learn something for editing and have a fun time doing it. Thank you.
Man, I cannot thank you enough for these videos. You have helped me tremendously. You are a great teacher.
Just took the big step switched to Davinci after 2 years of yes / no. And Man I AM SO HAPPY!!! This BMD Voodoo is faast and sleek. and yes you are the one who encouraged. Keep rocking!
Exactly what I needed. The basics but not too basic... all in 9 minutes! You have been helping me for years now!!
Casey, you're a pheonominal teacher. I just wanted to express my thanks for your dedication on this channel. I started with Resolve about a month ago (and I wish I had seen this video BEFORE shipping my latest video on my other channel because my audio was trash lol). I've used your Fusion deep dive to create some stuff that I really like (a rarity for me lol), so I'd love to eventually see a Fairlight deep dive (assuming I haven't just glanced over it). Again, thank you for all that you do, it's most appreciated and I can assure you it's absolutely valued!
honestly for a very beginner tutorial, your explanation of compression was the best ive ever seen on yt
Hey Casey, I love your work and your energy. I get 90% of my resolve learning from your channel. When I need to learn a concept, I will browse videos until I find one of yours that explains what I'm looking for. Keep up the good work; we all appreciate it!
2 years old and still gold this was all I needed to get my gist, and what's really crazy all this is still offered in the free version sheesh
This 9 min video does a better job of explaining the usefulness of Fairlight than entire 4 hour long courses on Udemy. Bravo man. Subscribed.
I have been weaning myself off of my old version of Premiere because the old version doesn't take full advantage of newer processors and encoders. I don't want to "rent" a newer version of Premiere. You videos have been a tremendous help. Thank you!
I am familiar with Davinci resolve and the video editing, but I had no clue about anything audio-editing related. This helped me so much. Thank you bro!!!
😭😭😭 I'm trying to move out of abobe audition and premiere, and I make audio roleplays so my stuff is so audio-focused, so the fact Davinci gives both for free is a godsend. Thank you for this video
Once I got money, I’ll buy one of your courses man. You gave me so much knowledge. Thank you.
You are amazing, I just switch to soft softs and I am loving everytNice tutorialng about it. It much easier then my last program.
Yes we like this stuff! Even up to today! I am finally at Fairlight now (excluding Fusion which I briefly watched) Great work Casey!
I love how you use real clips to see what it does 💛💛 Thanks dude!
I like this guy! Seems like a genuinely fun person! Awesome quality content as always!
P.S.
Never stop these signature ending awkward jokes 🤣 love them
I'm half way through the video and i've learned so much that i've paused to subscribe and leave a comment. Haha. You're an excellent teacher!
Thanks for this! Really great pacing on your videos and you never lose sight of what a beginner would notice/ need to know when first experimenting with the DR UI.
I laughed, I cried, and I sorted out my audio issues. Thanks again for another great video.
I had to give you a like, not just because the content was good - which it was, but because of that awkward ending you are famous for - always cracks me up 🙂
Love the content, love the humor ("this is how communication works...") LOL! Love all your videos actually - they've made Resolve accessible to a non-tech-video-editor-by-necessity like me. And the whole "press alt to create a control point to dial in volume" thingie - THAT'S what I've been searching for! So yeah, thanks!
It would be nice to have a tutorial about noise removal, especially clicking sounds not just background noise. And how to clean up the audio when there is lots of wind.
Agreed! Loving the vids so far but my main issue is the wind or static noise that comes with not recording in a studio. I'm on the free version though, so I may need to upgrade to find the automatic noise reduction feature. There are some workarounds i've noticed in the free version so maybe he can include those if he knows any for sound.
This would be useful! I, too am with the beta version
yes! i need this
Exactly what I needed right now. No bullshit, just the tools. Thanks a lot!
Thanks Casey for showing how to use the bus. I learn something everytime i watch a vdeo from you.
Like!
Totally new to DaVinci , you won me. Your way of explaining (as “toast and jelly” ) are best kind of teaching methods. Thank you for the good work, keep it up!
Your videos are great man. I appreciate the time an effort you have put it to teaching people. Just getting in to video editing and your videos have been a great help.
I have been using another software to edit my audio and dumping that into my video editing software. Attempt to sync them and go forward. I had no idea that Resolve/Fairlight could do what I need all in one program. Looking forward to your next video that shows how to have multiple audio tracks record at once.
That was a great crash course, really what I needed to start using fairlight, thanks!
And I really like the way you serve it, very enjoyable!
Yes...
The crash course I was looking for cuz I know nothing about audio..
Thnx a lot
Casey, your delivery is so good!
Best general explanation of Fairlight I've found. Thank you.
Don't know how I missed this video when it came out, but glad I found it so I could learn how communication works... oh and Fairlight too
Another powerful use for bus tracks is that you can control the individual effects without affecting the source track. For example, if you create a bus track that you route some dialogue to and put a reverb and then an EQ on the bus track, that EQ will only affect the reverb and not the voice itself.
Thanks, great video. I am new to Resolve, having worked with Final Cut for the past 5 years and Premier for the ten years before that. I am finding your videos very helpful in getting to grips with Resolve.;
I exclusively use Resolve for edits because of all the awesome teaching videos Casey. Thanks a lot! BTW I spy Donkey Kong 64 in the background 👀
Using the Bus function was such an eye-opener (ear-opener???)! Thanks Casey!
Damn... I love your videos. The amount of things I learn from you is crazy AND your humour man... keep it up. I know you don't need a random newbie's approval but man, you are killing it !!!
Hey, great tut for some basics, thanks!
I'd like to see some more advanced stuff about sound effects and space matching, also creative stuff like glitch sounds and tying dynamics to key frames.
Thanks for being a good teacher
Nice intro to Fairlight... still a little beyond me, but I can always come back to watch it again!
man you have helped so much with learning Davinci resolve. Many thanks
Man I’ve learned so much from your videos, but this one kind of went over my head a little about setting up a bus. Had trouble following it even after watching several times. Gotta admit audio is the one area of video production I hate, but know it’s important.
What I like about Fairlight is that if you are into audio production already and you own some 3rd party plugins or VST's, Resolve will integrate them into Fairlight and you can use it as well. :)
Thank you. This is the most awesome lesson I have seen so far :-) Great work!
I love what you do! I learned so much from you from the basics and up. Thank you so much and please know you're doing great helping aspiring editors!
Great Video. Definately like to see more of this. Audio is difficult to get into and I'd like some tutorials on the Workflow of audio editing.
A deeper dive in fairlight would be great!!!
New to editing and Davinci Resolve. Love your teaching style, and so easy to follow.
There are many details every time to learn😱😱😱
Does anybody know a way to measure loudness faster than playing through the entire video and look at the loudness meter? (Some hidden button like "mesure loudness for entire Timeline", that calculates the loudness faster?
Thanks
"Really high pitched annoying noises, like squirrels and children..."
I'm still laughing!! 😂
You are a good man Casey.
Most awkward and yet fun outro every Casey hahaha. Thanks for the intro. I wonder if you can go into mixing sounds together. Like the SMPTE color bars sound with another high pitched sound like someone hitting a note that is similar, but not at the same pitch...
Thank you so much for helping me edit and publish my first Super Music🎧🎶🎹
your tip from 05:42 is just awesome :D
Once again, well done. You showed me EXACTLY what I needed, because of course you did. 🧑🍳 💋
Ofc i stayed :D. You are helping me with my edits so this is the least i can do for you.
You really are an excellent teacher
I've been waiting for this video!👏👏👏 gracias😎
always down to hang with you more. thanks again as always
The man has an appreciation for Nacho Libre. I respect that.
Casey, This was so helpful, no one would show me how to bring up the sound bars on the right? I think there is a way without going into fairlight too but again can't find a video on it. Again this really helped me finish editing my clip for my live tomorrow. Thank you. Blessings. GmaJo (Keeping it Real) 😊😊💕💕
i liked it :)
will probably like the next one too
(and the one after)
thank you
can you please make a course on this. i used your color grading and fusion panel course already, useful. thanks
I am an ole school audio engineer from the analog days into some digital days Any thing audio is awesome ... How close is DaVinci from being a live production interface?.Pre post production into post production
Great video Casey! Thank you for sharing it with us!👍💖😎JP
Thanks dude, it said directx error, but i restarted and it worked good
Great! Thanks for this as I'm a total vidiot! Most of the time I just need a little VO or music compression.
Simply the best introduction to the audio page! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this.
Do you have any tutorials on ADR basics,
Thank you so much! Very helpful for a beginner like me!
DUDE YOU'RE SO FUNNY! LOL REALLY LOVED YOU VIDEO!
Excellent quick overview.
Wow. Another great tutorial! Thank you sir!
I get the impression that everything you do on a sound selection on Track 1 (for example) applies to every sound sample on Track 1, even the one not focused on. But I guess there must be a way to make changes only to 1 sound clip and not impact the others on the same track.
Would love to hear a good explaination of Loudness and mastering levels. Control room etc.. Thanks in advance!
Whoop whoop thanks again for sharing your knowledge 🥳✌️
I'll comment just so I know you know I stayed till the end of the video. And as always, thank you.
Transitioning to Fairlight, I find it difficult and satisfying that all the effects can only be done by track and not by clip compared to Premiere or Audition. It helps you be more organized with your tracks.
Thanks Casey - I have new respect for audio engineers - especially mixing live music. I am trying to figure out how to make precise cuts to an audio track to make it match my video clip better. I want to chop out some sections of the audio and replace that with other parts of the audio track that match better, or just make it run a couple of seconds longer so the music supports the narrative of the video. The video is a single clip of a drone shot with a tilt movement followed by a pan to reveal the CBD, which lasts about 1 min 30 sec. Could you explain how to identify the start of a bar of music accurately?
This was such a good and informative video on fairlight. Thanks 👍🏻
Casey! I stayed and hit the like button!
I'm new into video editing. Can fairlight do the same stuff as audacity? I haven't tried the latter, just want to know if fairlight can do it all.
Thank you for the response/s.
I have the same question. Has anyone used Fairlight for pure audio editing to replace tools like Audacity and Audition? On the surface, it seems like it would work for less complicated editing like voice overs and simple sfx.
@@cgcowboy I have. But do take note that im a n00b. Hence, posting this question. LOL
Never got the chance to use other softwares. Felt like there's a lot of extra work to do it on a different one.
I do all my voiceover editing on fairlight - limiter, compression, reverb, etc. Lots of features but easy to learn.
Thanks for the nice Tutorial, it helped me a lot.
Thanks for this. I use Automation to ride the gain in real time which is a great feature. I find ti takes a lot of setting up with Write... Latch... Arm etc. I'd appreciate a simple walk thro - whatyafink?
delivering as always, thanks!
Great. I needed this basic info.
Thank you. I'd like a tutorial on the sound library please.
Great content. 👍👍 More tutorials like this would be awesome. I’m a FCPX user but I believe DR is a more complete software. Want to learn more!!!
Extremely helpful! Thanks Casey 🙏👍
How can have slow motion gun shoots with a non stretched effect?
Love your video’s Casey, thank you. One question, that I could not answer from watching this video was: I have seen audio equalizer, with the active entire waveform of the sound superimposed on the various wavelengths of audio, so you can adjust each frequency on the fly, so to speak, and go immediately to the frequencies that are giving you “trouble” and see the changes on the fly. I cannot figure out if Resolve has the same capabilities?
You are amazing by the way ❤
I am much like the communication video, very nice informations!
awesome video, do you have a video tutorial on mixing music audio using Fairlight? thanks