This works for both audio and video tracks. If the audio clip is isolated on another track, it will add the fade to the beginning (or end) depending on where you right-clicked on the clip.Īlternatively, and even easier, you can simply click the white indicator on the top left or right of any audio clip and drag it over to introduce a fade.
If your edit point has adjacent audio, it will add a cross fade. Just pick one as you can adjust the exact frame count easily after adding. If you right-click any edit point on your audio track, you’ll be presented with various cross fade options. So allow us to clear the flog! With an open project, click over to the DaVinci Fairlight edit page (the music notes icon on the bottom of Resolve). Adding audio fades are extremely easy and highly flexible in DaVinci Fairlight and Resolve, but not 100% intuitive. This tutorial is written for DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.
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