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- Joined: Tue Aug 14, 2018 11:05 am
- Real Name: Markus ffitch
Tue Aug 14, 2018 11:21 am
Hello!!
Apologies if this is the wrong place for this but is there no section for the Fairlight functions of resolve. I'm just testing out resolve as a serious way to work with audio and I'm finding there is no place to take my questions.
Specifically, I'm looking to import an audio AAF - which I have done successfully - but then move the clips onto stereo tracks (they are currently split into mono left and right tracks as per a normal audio AAF export).
Now I have found that you can assign channels to the audio and even then combine the clips into "compound clips" but this is rather unwieldy for what I consider to be a very basic function in every other DAW where you just pull two mono clips onto a stereo channel and they are automatically combined to make a stereo clip - retaining handles and edit functionality. Every time I try that it just places them on the left channel of two stereo tracks.
Loving the features in Resolve 15 - things are evolving at a ludicrous rate. Thanks for any help anyone can offer!
Apologies if this is the wrong place for this but is there no section for the Fairlight functions of resolve. I'm just testing out resolve as a serious way to work with audio and I'm finding there is no place to take my questions.
Specifically, I'm looking to import an audio AAF - which I have done successfully - but then move the clips onto stereo tracks (they are currently split into mono left and right tracks as per a normal audio AAF export).
Now I have found that you can assign channels to the audio and even then combine the clips into "compound clips" but this is rather unwieldy for what I consider to be a very basic function in every other DAW where you just pull two mono clips onto a stereo channel and they are automatically combined to make a stereo clip - retaining handles and edit functionality. Every time I try that it just places them on the left channel of two stereo tracks.
Loving the features in Resolve 15 - things are evolving at a ludicrous rate. Thanks for any help anyone can offer!