“ Elastic Wave” feature in DaVinci Resolve Fairlight helps you to speed up and slow down different sections within the same audio clip.
What is “Elastic Wave” in DaVinci Resolve? (Audio will have keyframes for Volume and Pan in the “Edit” page). Since there are no keyframes involved in audio speed changes, leave this option to the default one. This option will be useful for video clip speed changes, which are done with the help of keyframes. Note – Let the “ Keyframes” option be set to the default option – “Maintain Timing”. Just check for your yourself and play with it! But when you slow down the audio to say 20% of the speed, enabling this option results in an un-natural sound. Sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn’t.įor example, when you speed up the audio with the pitch correction enabled, it sounds right. Enabling this will let Resolve automatically change the pitch. “ Pitch Correction” – This refers to the pitch of the audio. Unchecking this option and doing speed changes might leave gaps in the timeline. “ Ripple Sequence” – Enabling this option will ripple the timeline, which means it will push all the clips in the timeline to accommodate the speed change.
Which leads us to “ how to reverse audio in DaVinci Resolve?“. If you want audio only and don’t want to affect video, then right click on the clip -> unselect “ Link Clips“.īut if you have only audio clip (like a sound effect), then no need to worry about unlinking clip (because it’s a standalone clip). Audio can be reversed in DaVinci Resolve with the help of “ Change Clip Speed” settings.īefore that you should know whether you’d want to reverse both video & audio, or audio only.
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