DaVinci Wide Gamut is a new workflow which provides a universal internal working colour space that’s wider than what cameras can capture, meaning it’ll preserve all image data no matter which device your clip was shot on.Īudio Trim is surprisingly useful: it increases the size of the waveform, making it easier to know where to cut your clip (Image credit: Blackmagic Design) Audio work With the featured enabled (in the project settings), you’ll be offered a menu with a small range of colour workflow presents.
Working with audio can feel a little intimidating, and this isn’t helped by the fact that Fairlight can allow you to work with up to 2,000 tracks, enabling you to design extremely complex projects and likely make newcomers run for the hills, so anything designed to help simplify matters is always highly welcome.įairlight is Resolve’s audio section, and it has received major improvements, many of which are aimed at making it easier for the novice user to get into this part of the interface. The main improvement being that it’s now easier to control the interface using a keyboard and mouse. The built-in Search Dial is similar to the jog wheel often found on professional edit decks, but in conjunction with the push-button keys and DaVinci Resolve software, the search dial is much more powerful.Perhaps our favourite change comes with the improved contextual editing tool - which changes its function depending where and how you click on a clip. Additionally, these push buttons provide shortcuts to useful features available only on the Speed Editor. The Speed Editor features dedicated push buttons that control the edit modes, timeline navigation, and effects of DaVinci Resolve. The Speed Editor can also connect to your computer via an included USB Type-C cable in case if you want to work hardwired, and the USB Type-C cable also charges the keyboard. The Speed Editor is small enough to take with you on location, and its built-in battery allows you to use it via Bluetooth for a wire-free connection. It interfaces with macOS or Windows editing systems running DaVinci Resolve, providing you with keyboard shortcuts and controls that speed up your editing, compared to using a mouse to navigate your edit system. The Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor is a perfect complement for the editor on the go.
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