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Thu May 31, 2018 7:03 am
While making my first bigger online delivery in Resolve 15, I noticed a bug that complicated things for me.
What I usually do when I export my sound mix for a project, is to go back to my offline timeline and start working on it there. I then export my dialogue, atmosphere, effect and music tracks separately, as well as a full mix with all of them.
I then go to my online timeline and create 5 new tracks on top of the scratch/reference sound, and mute all my tracks that are not supposed to be in the final delivery.
I then drag my separate mixes onto the newly created tracks and enable them. Sometimes I export the final delivery with my full sound mix, but usually I export it with all the tracks separate. This has been a good workflow for me in previous versions.
This time I noticed that my exported sound mixed tracks sounded really weird, and when I went to the Fairlight tab I noticed that Fairlight had not registered the 5 new tracks I just made, and therefore my sound mixes were affected by the EQ, FX and Dynamics I used in offline editing.
TL;DR
For some reason, Fairlight doesn't register newly made audio tracks.
Nothing I can't fix, but it just seems like an annoying bug.
I'm using the 15.0.0B.037, and I realise that there are newer versions. But I'm not in the habit of upgrading in the middle of bigger projects.
What I usually do when I export my sound mix for a project, is to go back to my offline timeline and start working on it there. I then export my dialogue, atmosphere, effect and music tracks separately, as well as a full mix with all of them.
I then go to my online timeline and create 5 new tracks on top of the scratch/reference sound, and mute all my tracks that are not supposed to be in the final delivery.
I then drag my separate mixes onto the newly created tracks and enable them. Sometimes I export the final delivery with my full sound mix, but usually I export it with all the tracks separate. This has been a good workflow for me in previous versions.
This time I noticed that my exported sound mixed tracks sounded really weird, and when I went to the Fairlight tab I noticed that Fairlight had not registered the 5 new tracks I just made, and therefore my sound mixes were affected by the EQ, FX and Dynamics I used in offline editing.
TL;DR
For some reason, Fairlight doesn't register newly made audio tracks.
Nothing I can't fix, but it just seems like an annoying bug.
I'm using the 15.0.0B.037, and I realise that there are newer versions. But I'm not in the habit of upgrading in the middle of bigger projects.