Fairlight is a full-featured, mature Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Bought by Blackmagic and then directly integrating into DaVinci Resolve, it supports external mixing hardware for the most advanced workflows required by the top specialists in the industry – but is also accessible for those new to digital audio post-production. Digital Audio Workstationįairlight is a professional digital audio workstation (DAW) that includes advanced mixing options such as Dolby 5.1 Surround and ATMOS mixing. It made its name color grading Hollywood feature films. The DaVinci Resolve Color Page is the original toolset of the software. It has been used on major features films for almost 20 years and has a deep feature set that satisfies the professional colorist but also a simple core feature set that is approachable to new users (and users new to color correction). Digital Color CorrectionĭaVinci Resolve was originally designed for digital video color correction. Each ‘page’ is chosen from the buttons at the very bottom of window. The ‘Cut Page’ is optimized for quick-turnaround editing that is also easier for novices while they learn how to use DaVinci Resolve. Shown here is the advanced ‘Edit Page’ that allows fine-tuned adjustments of keyframes and an ‘Inspector’ (upper right). DaVinci Resolve has two editing interfaces. This platform was built from scratch over the past 7 years with a modern code-base and is fully integrated into Resolve’s color-managed workflow. Non-linear editingĭaVinci Resolve has two modern, fully-featured non-linear editing user interfaces aimed at novice and professional editors. Each toolset has a deep suite of features to satisfy creative professional digital artists but can be learned and used by anyone new to digital video post-production.
These toolsets include non-linear editing, digital compositing/visual effects, color correction, and audio mixing.
DaVinci Resolve: An entire digital post-production workflow in one appĭaVinci Resolve is a suite of multiple post-production tools that all share a single timeline – but the user interface changes to optimize for the selected toolset. Our DaVinci Resolve Tutorials include tips and tricks, deep dives into esoteric topics, introductory overviews of fundamental toolsets, as well as often overlooked business aspects of color correction for a professional post-production career (including advice on client interactions, time management, scheduling strategies, and getting paid). There are hundreds of ‘Insights’ specifically related to the setup and operation of DaVinci Resolve.
We call it: The Insights Color Correction Tutorial Library. Mixing Light hosts and produces the largest collection of color correction tutorials, podcasts, and articles on the internet.
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