The VOICEOVER Setting You DON’T Know About in DaVinci Resolve for CORRECT Audio Levels!

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This one setting will help make sure your VOICEOVERS in DaVinci Resolve are being recorded with the correct levels and I’m pretty sure you don’t know about it! In this video we will talk about the proper way to meter you microphone for recording audio into DaVinci Resolve and I’ll explain Pre-Fader and Post-Fader metering. Let's make your audio recording sound awesome!
0:00 Meter VoiceOvers the Right Way!
0:42 Pre-Fader VS Post-Fader
1:52 Set Pre-Fader Metering in Resolve
2:23 Post-Fader Explained
3:36 Setting Meters to Read Pre-Fader
4:16 Pre Fader Explained
4:50 Fader WILL Effect Bus1
5:15 How to Adjust Mic Input Levels (without Faders)
6:04 Path Settings for Gain Levels
6:39 Recommended Gain Levels for VO
7:10 Record Level vs Trim
8:35 Turn OFF Pre-Fader Metering When Done!!!!
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@sessionforqa Год назад

Despite 85,000 subscribers, he is my favorite creator who reads the comments of his viewers, often responds to them and addresses the issues we need most in terms of audio. Love from the heart.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Thanks! I do my best to help as many people as I can by reading comments and answering questions. 😁

@sessionforqa Год назад

@@JasonYadlovski In another video, you can show us step by step all the audio settings you make to any video you upload to youtube. It will be very useful. You can even show the sound settings of a video you have shot by explaining it from scratch in a live broadcast or in another video.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

I've got lots of videos explaining my process. Basically here's my process: 1 - Set audio levels 2 - EQ 3 - Dynamics: Compression and Expander 4 - Add any effects or plugins to sweeten the audio. Things like a Multband compressor, a De-Esser and noise reduction/voice isolation if needed.

@sessionforqa Год назад

@@JasonYadlovski Thank you Jason. As a long time follower I am aware that these videos are on your channel and I have watched almost all of them. However, I still think it would be useful to cover them all once again in a longer video. You can think of it as the 2023 version.

@SennaCrow Год назад

VoiceOverAngela does, too, every Thursday she does a Live where she reads and interact with superchat. More niche for narrators & voice-over industry, but very informative & fun. I love the presentation style & energy that both of them have. It's wonderful and very warm and welcoming. ❤

@IAMJOELBURRIS Год назад

Great tutorial! I was aware of Pre/Post fader and how it works BUT never thought to implement it into resolve. Great lesson. Thank you sir!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Thanks, and you’re welcome!

@gary-harper Год назад

I did not know about this feature in DaVinci Resolve as I don't use DaVinci Resolve for my audio recording, but it's good to know, although I think Blackmagic should change this so that you can just have a button to click that changes the meters or right click to change them instead of having to go into the settings to change it and then remembering to change it back afterwards.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Adding a button for it would be great!

@shadowsneaker6546 Год назад

I didn't know you could adjust the audio input like this in resolve. I know from playing guitar that you have an input signal that you can adjust in various locations along the signal chain. Every output becomes a new input for the next device in the chain. Order matters, and sometimes less is more. If you have a clipping input signal, there's not much you can do to fix that in post. Too low of an input may cause static trying to boost it to acceptable levels on the output. Would have been nice if Resolve just had a little toggle button to switch between input and output audio levels right on the mixer. We should really view everything as a signal chain. If your operating system (or audio interface) setting is not optimal, the signal received by resolve will also not be optimal. It becomes quite complicated when you think about it, but fortunately we have guys like you who dig up all these neat tips and tricks we don't know of... Thanks for yet another cool tip...

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

I agree with you, thanks for checking out the video and dropping a comment!

@Retset Год назад

That is so, so useful. Thanks so much!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

You're welcome!

@wendyvanleeuwen01 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for your videos. I didn't know about this feature, or really anything about recording and editing audio and video when I started learning DaVinci Resolve a few weeks ago. It's an incredibly steep learning curve, and I'm grateful for your guidance.

@JasonYadlovski 7 месяцев назад

You're welcome! The learning curve is super steep for sure. Glad I can help along the way!

@3dchick Год назад

This is fantastic info - thank you!!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

You’re welcome!

@woggersoverlandadventures Год назад

Didn't know about this. Thank you for the great explanation! Nice job

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

@yakuzowner1 10 месяцев назад

Love your clear way of explaining. Thank you!

@JasonYadlovski 10 месяцев назад

You're welcome!

@murbella7 Год назад

Using analogies... A bucket feeds a fluid into a trough that supplies a drinking tub. The tap that feeds the fluid into the bucket is the gain. The tap that controls the flow of fluid from the bucket to the trough (that channels the fluid into the drinking tub) is the Trim. The Direct Output control (I've never used this one so am not certain this is correct but used the echo/eq direct o/p as a guide) the speed at which the bucket is emptied if it needs to be drained. Good tutorial.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Nice analogy!

@PorkBone8016 Год назад

Always learn something from your videos. Thank you.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Awesome, glad you’re learning new stuff from my videos. Thanks for watching!

@talesfrombtoz Год назад

Thank you, thank you so much! As always, gems were dropped, and I can't wait to test it out! Thank you again!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

You’re welcome!

@epicbucketlist 11 месяцев назад

Great video Mr. Yadlovski! Keep up the good work, sir.

@JasonYadlovski 11 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@jer3006 Год назад

Cowabunga! Resolve is saving my butt for all those cheap mics I buy without gain controls! 🤣😁 Yep, I had no real idea what I was doing there with the meters or the diff between the Meter and the Bus 1 but that did not stop me from manipulating them. So all 11 minutes of this video have been an education as well as a fix for my cheap mics. Thanks Jay!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

😜👍

@EncourageFaith 10 месяцев назад

This was very helpful! Thanks, Jason. I had no idea about these settings and was just using the fader. 😆

@JasonYadlovski 10 месяцев назад

Happy to help!

@gchorton Год назад

Looking forward to meeting you in Portland! Great video again!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Yeah man! Looking forward to it! See you there!

@BEERNBBQBYLARRY Год назад

So awesome. Thanks for the tip! I was recently struggling with my Blue Yeti doing VOs in Davinci Resolve. Now, I'll do this next time.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

You’re welcome! 😁👍 hope this helps!

@DayOneVoiceover 25 дней назад

Thank you for this video. I’m just getting started in VO and currently have a Yeti going into my iPad and I d decided to use DR as my DAW. If you don’t mind, I’d like to reference your video in the near future. My channel is documenting my start in VO from the beginning and want to make sure I show what’s it’s like to overcome these types of hurdles. Again, thank you for this video.

@JasonYadlovski 25 дней назад

Awesome, good luck with your channel! Happy to help if I can! 😁

@DayOneVoiceover 25 дней назад

@@JasonYadlovski thank you, sir!

@davescorneroftheworld1147 Год назад

Another great video, thank you very much. I did not know about this and I bet most of us did not know about it either.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Thanks! Glad the video was helpful and you learned something new!

@remoteandrestless Год назад

Good info. I didn't know I could adjust the sound coming in. My microphone is always too quiet and this should fix that. Thanks!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Thanks! The path settings are great place to be able to adjust the gain and the microphone signal coming in. If you don’t have a good recording to start with, it’s harder to make it sound good in post.

@remoteandrestless Год назад

@@JasonYadlovski definitely will help me out. Thanks again

@epedja Год назад

Thanks. Very useful and well presented explanation. It is strange this Pre-Fader and Post-Fader setting is buried in Project settings. One would expect them right on the recording screen, where it is actually needed. It also should not affect all audio sources at once but just selected one, like microphone input.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Thanks! Agreed, it could be more easily noticed somewhere in the mixer or something.

@ProductionExpert Год назад

Great video and great channel. Just to be clear the gain isn’t changed by pre or post fader metering, just what the display is showing. Good stuff!!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Correct, the game is not changed by the type of metering. Selecting pre-or post fader just gives you different readings on the meter based on where the signal is being picked up, and then being shown on the meter.

@WaddleAero Год назад

Good stuff!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

😜👍

@YouCanFixIt Год назад

Thank you. I am going to try and again voiceover I would not before because it was just bad bad.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

I hope it works out!

@dannepedersen Год назад

Old News, but still good. :) 🎉

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

😁👍

@GaryCunninghamyouareenough Год назад

I did not know this 🤯 - cheers, Jason 🙏 I am a Logic Pro X user so I am familiar with pre/post fader metering - but I was today years old when I found out it can be done in Resolve 😁...thanks man 🙏😁

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Nice! I taught you something new. 😜👍😁

@GaryCunninghamyouareenough Год назад

@@JasonYadlovski I always learn something from you sir 😁🙏

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

😜👍

@107productionsllc6 Год назад

Good tip. I knew the concepts about pre and post-fader but didn't know how to do it in DR. I'm transitioning from Premiere/Audition. It would be great if Fairlight had a PFL button on each track so you didn't have to go into global settings to make that change. Maybe in the next version.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Thanks! I agree a nice easy button would be good.

@fireriffs Год назад

Just started using Resolve and this will be helpful as I do movie riffing/funny commentary and was planning to record my next project in Resolve. Audacity is nice for open source but it doesn't have the video playback I really need to sync to the video. This and using side chain compression will go a long way in making everything sound good. I'm quite impressed with what you can do with Resolve in just the free version.

@SennaCrow Год назад

OBS Studio is pretty nice for that, too. Does screen recording + audio, and you can stream and record at the same time through it. I like DaVinci Resolve cuz of the editing capabilities even on the free version. Can't edit in OBS, just record and stream.

@fireriffs Год назад

@@SennaCrow I use OBS for streaming. If I'm doing an improv riff where mistakes don't matter because improv, I use that. Got several improv riffs on my channel that I did in OBS. For something scripted, which this project is, Resolve is great because I can jump to specific places in the video, and I can do multiple takes and keep what works on the timeline. So I can use both depending on the project. Glad I found this because I used to use Premiere Elements and this is more robust and free.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Glad my videos are helpful! If you were recording multiple takes of scripted lines, you should try the ADR tool, it works really well. You can also record multiple takes in one track and just use the best take. I should make a video about recording multiple takes, etc. 😜

@dannepedersen Год назад

DVR are totality ok to record voiceover into. But the fact is the plugins, like reverb and some other really sucks. I have a lots of Waves effect that I use in Protools like reverbs, noice reduction and many other that also works in DVR but take down the computer very much to work with. And I have a Mac Studio with alots of memory both for graphics card and internal, not basic one. I think Black Magic needs to improve this for DVR. If some one have a good tip how to resolve this problem, just pm me…..

@JimRobinson-colors Год назад

Interesting that Fairlight works like that. If I was designing the UI - I think that I would have had a level indicator for anything that the record button is used to show input level and just keep everything else. the way it was. I don't think I have ever not seen old analogue mixers where the input wasn't showing a level. Seems illogical to me for it to work the way you are showing - Resolve should include input levels on a future update. Good job explaining it Jason. I like how you have developed in your approach to tutorials.

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Thanks Jim, I appreciate hearing our thoughts. It would be nice if they had an easier to find button or meter for anything that is pre-fader. In theory, if you have the VO Track track soloed and the fader set to unity, you should see the input levels the same as the 'pre-fader' levels. On the digital mixers I use for live music, you need to solo a track to see an individual track's input levels and be able to properly set gain levels. BMD is always making things better and better for us, we will see if this gets better down the road. Thanks for checking out the video!

@RobKristjansson Год назад

Great video as always, Jason! Quick question! If I keep my track faders at unity while recording, the meters should show me the same level as if I set them at pre-fader, right?

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Yes, if the fader for the track is set at unity, it should show you the correct levels. I think the tricky part is that people may think they should just adjust the fader and that is all they need to do versus actually looking at the signal pre-fader

@BillySoundFarm Год назад

thanks

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

You’re welcome!

@OverlandAustraliaAdventures Год назад

Hi Jason as usual great video I always learn something... Hope you can help. I have audio going on the track but don't have any output on the meter from the microphone input, have I missed something in the setup?

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Does the meter move when you record at all? It could be that you just have to adjust your record monitor settings. Go to the fair light menu at the top of the screen, go to input, monitor settings, choose a different option in there and see if your meters start to move when you arm the track to record or when you were actually recording.

@OverlandAustraliaAdventures Год назад

@@JasonYadlovski Cheers for that yes it was on mute, I have changed to Input & it now works, but I do have an echo I just need to turn the speaker volume down when recording, thanks

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

You’ll probably get Echo, if you’re using speakers while recording, I always use headphones when recording, or turn my speakers off like you mentioned.

@OverlandAustraliaAdventures Год назад

👍 Thanks

@HoundDogMech 25 дней назад

Got a Unrelated question for ya. Why does Ahift > Down/Up aerrow jump to Previous/Next Marker intthe edit Page but not the Fairlight Page? Anyway great tut as always Boss.

@JasonYadlovski 25 дней назад

Not sure, You'd think they'd work the same. 🤔

@woggersoverlandadventures Год назад

Is there a switch to allow the meters to react without hitting record? Seems like there was and switched that off somewhere. My meters only work when I am actually recording. Great video!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

The track has to be Armed to record and you can see the meters moving before recording. If you can't see the meters moving, you can go to the Fairlight menu at the top of the screen, Input Monitor Style and change the options there based on what you want. Auto should work, but if not, you can change it.

@SennaCrow Год назад

Very helpful!! I'm looking at getting into Narration / voice-over & want to use DaVinci instead of something expensive, like Adobe Audition, since I already pay a lot of money for several other programs. This is an excellent tip that'll help me to get everything primed correctly beforehand. ❤ Cuz I am NOT gonna be using Audacity for anything other than the RMS levels reading to ensure I'm in compliance with ACX standards. .....You wouldn't have any tips about how to get RMS readings and true peak values in DaVinci, would you...? Cuz ACX still uses. RMS measurements. Anyway, thanks!!!

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Awesome, by the way, it was helpful! I don’t have any videos on a ACX yet, but I might make a series about how to meet their standards in Resolve

@SennaCrow Год назад

@JasonYadlovski omg, that would be INCREDIBLE! 😍😍😍😍 I'm currently working through all the setup stuff based on various tidbits of information I have gathered from other narrators and their programs. I am breaking down workflow order as well as system settings so I can create narrator presets within DaVinci. I am hoping not to spend a dime in external plugins. It's been very difficult because there is a huge gap in Davinci Resolve videos directed at narrators, but I have been finding a few things at a time that can pull stuff together. Got a long way to go on getting it all orderly, sensical, and perfected. It's really, really hard when just three weeks ago I barely knew a thing about audio engineering or mastering, etc. 😁 The only thing I know for ABSOLUTE sure, is that I do not want to use AUDACITY. It's a crap program compared to Davinci.

@HoundDogMech 25 дней назад

When in PREFADER mode there should be a light or something to tell U that's PREFADER audi and anything U do with the faders doesn' affect the Output and if you don't remember U set tha one little check mark in the Project settiings > Fairlight then you go crazy because yoy Fing faders aren't working and U screw upd days of worktrying to fix something that ain't truly Broke just a checkmark that changes things.

@JasonYadlovski 25 дней назад

There should be an indicator, that would be helpful!

@mylifepart2 Год назад

nice....i need to look into a desktop microphone....

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

There's lots of good mics at reasonable prices. I like the G-Track-Pro from Samson more than the Yeti nowadays.

@EdwardKilner Год назад

Probably would never have tripped over the pre-fader switch. It shouldn’t be so hidden. I realized I don’t know the audio flow path in Resolve. Your narrative did more to confuse than explain. I would have liked to see a diagram with the mic on the left and a series of function boxes as the audio is processed. Then, it would be easy to show where the meter display was coming from, depending on pre-fader, etc. setting. And where does the Trim audio come from on that type of diagram? Is there a clear description somewhere?

@charlieross-BRM Год назад

This is why I took an immediate dislike to Fairlight. I don't use it at all. I'm no guru but I did work the board in a professional studio when I needed voice talent to record narrations for our video projects, mix in camera video and music track; sometimes sound effects as well. There are things that are pretty standard and therefore expected at that level so when I saw the complication of Fairlight I figured it's got all of that. But it's a different animal. e.g. having that hidden checkbox outside the Fairlight page is BS.

@EdwardKilner Год назад

@@charlieross-BRM ok, I understand now you don’t use Fairlight that much, fair enough. My comment about the value of a flow diagram still stands. Even if it’s only in your head, a logical progression will help us viewers. In the past, I traversed the entire pull down menu system in any program I was going to rely on. Partly frustrating, sometimes richly rewarding.

@Annmarierobinson708 7 месяцев назад

I am thinking of buying a yeti and planning to used my mobile to recording my voice over, can you suggested anything else to have my audio sound stronger

@JasonYadlovski 7 месяцев назад

Any external mic will likely get your audio sounding better. Some basic EQ and audio editing would help it sound better too. I've got lots of videos on all that.

@Annmarierobinson708 7 месяцев назад

@@JasonYadlovski ok thanks

@epicbucketlist 11 месяцев назад

I'm sorry, I forgot to ask you how you handle dialog recorded from an action camera like GoPro and you want to use the dialog as a VO? Not sure if you already have a tutorial made for it, and if you do, please share the link. Thank you in advance.

@JasonYadlovski 11 месяцев назад

Hey! I'd just drop the audio from the action camera into into its own track, then edit it to make it sound the best I can. I'd use some EQ and compression to start with.

@epicbucketlist 11 месяцев назад

@@JasonYadlovski Thanks. I think I found a tutorial on your channel that references using EQs and a Plugin to make the voice from the audio stands out.

@Ex3oP 10 месяцев назад

Do you know anything about not being able to hear or record audio after patching the mic? Everything seems to be setup correctly but no levels when I arm to record.

@JasonYadlovski 10 месяцев назад

Yes, it could be your input monitoring settings need to be adjusted. Does it record if you hit the record button?

@Ex3oP 10 месяцев назад

It does not record when I record.@@JasonYadlovski

@MbsElectronics Год назад

Why not to add a RECORD button on the EDIT page like in Premiere? It really annoying to switch between Edit and Fairlight every time when I want to record a couple of words on to the voiceover track...

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

Because Fairlight is dedicated to all things audio and you have to be in there to get your voiceover, set up and patch a microphone anyway. 😜

@MbsElectronics Год назад

@@JasonYadlovski I know, but I prefer to have an option to record voiceovers directly from the EDIT tab. Voice-over recording is a part of my EDIT workflow. This is already done in Adobe premiere or Vegas pro. Why not to add one record button on to EDIT tab? There are tones of less important functions in Resolve which I have never used...

@EdwardKilner 7 месяцев назад

I am going to do some voice over for a documentary. Earlier today I watched a video about the Patch function used to connect a source (microphone input) to an audio track. I wish you had mentioned this too. Your description would have been much clearer if you used a diagram to show the mic connected to a fader connected to an audio track (in Resolve, of course). Then it would be easy to understand pre- and post- fader measurement points. Your description of Trim control was unclear to me. Unclear in the extreme. You mentioned “Disc” and I can’t remember anybody else using that terminology. In my imaginary block diagram, post-fader audio goes to a voiceover track which I presume is recorded on disk. So, where does Trim enter the picture? You didn’t identify the point at which it operates (post-fader, presumably), and its function is a mystery. Please explain. Still, I had missed the toggle for measuring at the input to the fader, so thanks. Would be nice if this was assignable to a track. Maybe someday. Still, you did provide some valuable advice, for which I thank you.

@haroldmorganTulsa Год назад

Why is a audio level in red on the track level yellow on the bus level when all settings are 0

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

The bus is the sum of everything. In theory, if you only have 1 track and 1 bus, they should match if all gain/fader settings are at 0.

@haroldmorganTulsa Год назад

@JasonYadlovski I agree, and they have the same db values but not the same colors. Is this not the same for you?

@fortifiedfitnesscoach 4 месяца назад

When I do VO directly into Davinci the recording sounds much worse than if I just record into the native record app on pc

@JasonYadlovski 4 месяца назад

That's strange, it shouldn't. I wonder if there are some settings are incorrect somewhere....🤔 what makes it sound worse? Not clear, choppy, different tone....?

@fortifiedfitnesscoach 4 месяца назад

@@JasonYadlovski I think it may have something to do with the processing from RØDE unify going into another software. Was bugging me because it would be much easier to just record with the settings I made pre processing straight onto Davinci 😅

@ilsavv Год назад

00:24 Well, there is some resemblance... to you...

@JasonYadlovski Год назад

🤔😜

@haroldmorganTulsa 8 месяцев назад

I did not hear why pre fader is better.

@JasonYadlovski 8 месяцев назад

Because it gives you actual input levels regardless of where the fader is positioned.

@haroldmorganTulsa 8 месяцев назад

@JasonYadlovski Thank you for the reply. What I still don't get is why does it matter. What is the benefit because the output is what people hear. I don't see what additional control I have, and no quality difference was shown.

@JasonYadlovski 8 месяцев назад

Pre-fader is only valuable when you are recording into davinci resolve directly - like a voice over. It's to make sure you microphone levels are sufficient as you are recording. After recording, you'd want to turn that off and go about editing the audio as normal.

@haroldmorganTulsa 8 месяцев назад

Since my Yeti Nano has no volume control, it wouldn't be useful to me, but I can see how it could to others. Thank you! @@JasonYadlovski