Hello! new to davinci resolve here. I've been a premiere pro/after effects user for a while now and since I heard about davinci resolve I'd like to try it out since it has all the functions of adobe programs consolidated into one. Now I'm asking for help on how to key out an uneven lighting for a green screen and some tips too.
I'm trying to find and scour the internet to find a cracked version of this plugin, but no luck : (. Does anyone know where to find this?
So to start let me tell you my setup, I use an xtuga mi7 drum kit mic where I plug the snare and kick mic to my m-audio m-track duo interface and the tom and overhead mics (which are panned from the drummers perspective) are plugged onto a mixer which I have no freedom to post process the already recorded audio in that and when recording results to a total of three tracks. A snare, kick, and overheads/tom tracks; prior to processing my drums, I've been encountering this problem where the snare drum mic has a hihat bleed where I hear the hihat in the middle and not on the side.
When processing vocals in a mix, every after eq step do you place a de-esser after? Or place only one de-esser after the final eq. Because what I did was place a de-esser after my final additive eq on my vocal chain then placing soothe 2 after that. If the harsh "s", "t" and "f" sound still cutting through the mix would that mean adjusting the last de-esser or adding de-esser on every after eq?
Hello, I now am having a hard time processing my vocals to fit in the mix and song style. I'm doing a cover song as a hobby of mine and trying to mix my own covers to enhance my skills on mixing. And a portion that I'm struggling on is the vocals. I have no idea if I processed it to much which results to it sounding kinda crackly or something. But the vocal chain I use is autotune>>Subtractive eq>>Serial compression (specifically 1776 to La2a)>>Ssl vmr for additive eq>>De-esser>>Landr vocal fx>>soothe 2 and finally using a send to the reverb.
Hello, I'm kinda having a hard time eqing my acoustic guitar because at some point it sounds "plasticky" and at some point the higher strings (which are "B and high E" ) sound fat and sharp at the same time and not that metally tone if you know that I mean? Could you guys also give me some other eqing tips for acoustic guitar
Seeking for feedback on my mix here, I wanna know what your thoughts and critiques are if there is too much "air" or some other frequencies. (Kinda new to music production btw)