Search results display both the filename and description. The Blackmagic Fairlight Sound Library in DaVinci Resolve 16.2 supports metadata based searches for sound effects when the filename is unknown. When working with the keyboard and mouse, modifier keys that open up alternate functions for tools are now supported – for instance, clips can be duplicated directly within the timeline or copied across multiple timelines. Users can trim more precisely to frame boundaries without having to fully zoom in the timeline. More support for frame boundary editing helps ensure alignment to video, ahead of file export for film and broadcast deliveries. Multiple clips can now be added vertically to the timeline as well as horizontally, and users can convert multichannel tracks into linked groups directly in the timeline instead of changing clips manually and re-importing. You can also bounce down a clip, rendering it with custom sound effects, directly from the Fairlight timeline. New scalable waveforms let users zoom in – expanding it vertically in the timeline – without adjusting the volume. The tools speed up editing and, using a new edit selection mode, editors can add fades, cuts and move complete clips with a single mouse click. These changes make functionality available that previously could only be accessed via controls on the full Fairlight console. Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 16.2 Gets Updated to the Speed of SoundĭaVinci Resolve 16.2 is mainly about audio, focussing on major updates for editing in the Fairlight audio timeline when using a mouse and keyboard.
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