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I’ve been working on a couple projects doing sound editing and mixing with Fairlight, and have come across a lot of issues that’s making it very difficult to be productive. Here are a few that are the biggest issues that I can remember off the top of my head right now.
1. Plugin effects work at first, but then as they are continuously adjusted, they no longer work. I’ve tried deactivating the plugin and reactivating it, changing settings for the plugin, switching pages in Resolve, and even removing the plugins and adding them again, and none of that works. Usually I have to quit Resolve and open it again to get the plugins to work, but one time that still didn’t work. I just ended up leaving the plugins removed from that particular clip for now. This has happened with at least 2 different projects that are in 2 different databases. This happened with Fairlight Noise Reduction, Fairlight Reverb, RX6 De-Reverb, and RX6 Voice Denoise, so it is not limited to just third party AU or VST plugins. It’s a Resolve issue.
2. We’re supposed to be able to edit at the sample level, but I’m finding that if I have keyframes on a clip, there’s a limit to how close 2 keyframes can be together. In other programs that aren’t DAW’s or have DAW features like Resolve/Fairlight (I.e. FCPX and Premiere), 2 keyframes can pretty much be right on top of each other. This makes some precise sound editing impossible when it is absolutely necessary.
3. One time I found that a clip that I had disabled still played back audio, even when the track was set to Mute. I had to restart Resolve to get it to recognize that the clip was disabled and the track was Muted.
4. A few times I had Resolve completely crash out while I was trying to adjust keyframes. I would try to move or delete a keyframe and it wouldn't respond. I'd try another keyframe and same issue. Then a moment later Resolve would crash. I submitted the report from the window that popped up.
5. Not as much a bug, but when quitting Resolve and reopening it, the monitoring setting keeps defaulting back to Main 1. It should stay on the last setting it was set to, or at least give us the option. It’s annoying to have to set it to what is desired every time the project is opened.
This is all on MacOS 10.13.6 and Resolve Studio 15 official release.
1. Plugin effects work at first, but then as they are continuously adjusted, they no longer work. I’ve tried deactivating the plugin and reactivating it, changing settings for the plugin, switching pages in Resolve, and even removing the plugins and adding them again, and none of that works. Usually I have to quit Resolve and open it again to get the plugins to work, but one time that still didn’t work. I just ended up leaving the plugins removed from that particular clip for now. This has happened with at least 2 different projects that are in 2 different databases. This happened with Fairlight Noise Reduction, Fairlight Reverb, RX6 De-Reverb, and RX6 Voice Denoise, so it is not limited to just third party AU or VST plugins. It’s a Resolve issue.
2. We’re supposed to be able to edit at the sample level, but I’m finding that if I have keyframes on a clip, there’s a limit to how close 2 keyframes can be together. In other programs that aren’t DAW’s or have DAW features like Resolve/Fairlight (I.e. FCPX and Premiere), 2 keyframes can pretty much be right on top of each other. This makes some precise sound editing impossible when it is absolutely necessary.
3. One time I found that a clip that I had disabled still played back audio, even when the track was set to Mute. I had to restart Resolve to get it to recognize that the clip was disabled and the track was Muted.
4. A few times I had Resolve completely crash out while I was trying to adjust keyframes. I would try to move or delete a keyframe and it wouldn't respond. I'd try another keyframe and same issue. Then a moment later Resolve would crash. I submitted the report from the window that popped up.
5. Not as much a bug, but when quitting Resolve and reopening it, the monitoring setting keeps defaulting back to Main 1. It should stay on the last setting it was set to, or at least give us the option. It’s annoying to have to set it to what is desired every time the project is opened.
This is all on MacOS 10.13.6 and Resolve Studio 15 official release.
IMac Pro Hackintosh, 10 core i9, 64GB RAM, Radeon VII, Decklink 4K Mini Monitor, macOS 10.14.5, DaVinci Resolve Studio license