Wed Feb 15, 2023 4:49 pm
Just in case anyone is wondering.... I just GUESSED on a hack for this and it worked perfectly, because yes this trick is in constant use in edits.
We need to trick Resolve by making the clip effect one length while the audio is actually much shorter, right?
1) Take the clip you want to ring out, cut a frame or two before the downbeat.
2) Wrap this new audio clip, by itself, into a new compound clip just after the main song, no new tracks or anything.
3) Immediately open that compound clip in a new timeline tab, and just roll back the internal audio to taste.
4) Hop back out to the main timeline, and you'll see the compound clip waveform has line silence after your newly rolled edit.
5) Apply your reverb effect to that clip..... and.... CAN YEH HEAH THE SUSTAIN!?
Note: your dry/wet level on the reverb will determine if this works as-is. If it's real wet-only, then you may need to stack it on the original clip one up and disable the effects.
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Wes Langdon
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