RECORD Audio DIRECTLY into your TIMELINE - DaVinci Resolve 18.5 Fairlight Tutorial How To 

Thank-you Brock. That’s really kind of you to say. We’re glad the videos are finding an audience who enjoy and appreciate them. Great to have you here, thanks for watching.

Couldn't agree more. Just found these guys from their recent video on the new Storage Cloud, and have now find myself watching a bunch of these tutorials out of sheer enjoyment for their presentation! Excellent work!

@@RyanKao Thanks Ryan, we love your channel and the beautiful videos you produce. Happy to have you amongst our audience. Thanks for watching and thanks for leaving a comment too :)

So glad!

Thank-you. That's very kind of you to say. Glad you are enjoying them.

Glad it came along at the right time.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks so much! Glad to have you here.

Thanks so much.

Glad it was helpful!

Our pleasure. Glad it was helpful.

Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed the video.

We're going to make more Fairlight content. It's top of the list.

Thanks so much. It's great to have you here.

Thanks so much. If there's specific topics you are interested in, please feel free to make suggestions.

That’s a great idea 💡 It’s added to the list. Thanks.

That’s a nice workflow too. Remember though patching only needs to be done once, so you’ll feel the benefits when you have lots of recording to do. Also remember you don’t need to save and import! Thanks for watching.

That's a great idea. We've got some other topics to concentrate on first, but maybe we'll be able to do some more AI content in the future.

You have to record in a timeline, but it's not necessary to have any video clips in that timeline. It's possible to use DaVinci for purely audio, however it doesn't make a good DAW as it does not have midi support (much like Audacity). If that's ok for you, then welcome aboard :)

Hello, in this video we are using audio engine a2’s. We would not recommend them for mixing though. Leon uses Yamaha HS5’s. They are a much better choice.

@@team2films Thanks a lot again, I was actually considering the HS5's or some KRK's, but with this reference I'll have kind of a direction where to go. Greetings to both of you and thanks for such an amazing job and the guidance!

It's an LG Ultrafine 4k. Great monitor. Might be upgrading to an ASUS ProART soon.

Yes that's possible. You just need to select more than one input when setting up your input bussing.

i found it, i must to select it in the audio options on my mac.. thanks anyway, great tutotial

I’m glad you found it. Thanks for reporting back!

@@team2films thank you so much

LG Ultrafine 4K

We can appreciate how it might seem complicated at first, but it's actually quite simple when you consider the functionality that's packed in there! The patch panel allows professional audio technicians to create powerful setups for some really awesome workflows! Remember this same interface will let you master Dolby Atmos, so it's defiantly going to be more complex than a simple recording app. Hope those insights help and thanks for watching.