Fairlight Fundamentals

Nice work demystifying an aspect of Resolve that has intimidated me since it was added.  I'd like to see a second class that dives deeper into other features in Fairlight.  Maybe talking about some of the other effects, other bus types, 5.1, 7.1 etc. Also a little more on how the edit tab and the fairlight tab interact with one another.  Thanks you!

What Mic. did you use to Record your own Voice? Sounds Really Nice. 10/10.

Want to see a lesson added on editing your own Course Video.

Great course, however I would love to see some sort of workflow from star to finish. I would also like to see explanations of why you are using the various tools for various situations -  This would be extremely valuable. 

This course is great. It's taught extremely well! 

This course was excellent. I was putting off Fairlight, but this made it less mysterious. Easy to follow and learn.

I would like to clarify one thing from Lesson 09 Working with Busses because there is some wrong information given

Mr. Kevin saying that when you have mono tracks like FX tracks in his session you should use mono bus. 

Doing that will rob you from opportunity of panning individual mono tracks because they still going into mono bus. 

So to correct this statement for anyone who's watching this remember "even if tracks are mono, if you want to use pan on any of them you need to create stereo bus, because you want to move them in stereo space" 

Same apply to different formats 5.1, 7.1 etc.

PS. of course after mistakingly creating mono bus you can easily change its format later in Fairlight>Bus Format 

Great lesson. Very clear. Thank you!

Excellent tutorial!.

I would love something more oriented to dialogue editing  and overall sound design in feature film / short fiction.

Any tips on mic matching, sound continuity and ambient matching would be appreciated. Really missing the 'extract silence' function from Protools.

J

Love the course, it’s very clarifying and insightful.