End Your Song The Right Way // DaVinci Resolve 17 Tutorial

How to end your song the right way? In this DaVinci Resolve 17 audio tutorial I will show you a method to end your song's with a reverb instead of a fade out so the ending sounds more polished!

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Timestamps
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00:00 - 00:02 Intro
00:03 - 00:50 The Lazy Way
00:51 - 04:21 The Polished Way
04:21 - 04:41 Outro

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[SebastianFriedrichVisuals]

Hope this'll be helpful to you! :)
We're not far into 2022, let me know what your goals are in the comments! :)

[Cchogan]

So pleased to see this. I spent years in the studio editing tracks to fit perfectly for commercials. I must have done thousands of them, and this was a technique we often used when we didn't have a proper ending we could steal and nail on.

Of course, it wasn't digital back then. I was working on 1/4" tape mostly or multitrack, but we used similar ideas. We would copy a bit over, cut off the end and front with a razorblade so we effectively had one beat, then send it to the echo plates in the basement and record the result. This was then either synced up with the track on a different track or just edited on the end.

Often, to save time, I would simply use the desk to turn up the send to the reverb plate, then mute the track, and turn the send back off again. Very manual, and you had to have very good timing because it was three very quick moves just milliseconds apart. But after doing this every week for years, we mostly did it first time. It saved bouncing which helped quality - on tape, every time you bounce, you lose quality.

At the studios we prided ourselves on our music editing. Not just accurately editing a track to fit an exact 28.5 seconds (for a 30 seconds TV commercial), but doing it very quickly at the front of the session so the backing track was ready for the voice over.

It is much easier now, so no one has an excuse for what you rightly called the "lazy fade." A good music edit can transform your audio.

[cosmonaut]

I keep coming back to this video... thank you so much for making it!

[PassionForLifeGallery]

Just to let you know that Sebastian did send the video he promised and it helped a lot. Thanks Sebastian!

[marcostevens]

Mate Keep the good stuff coming. You are a master of DaVinci

[skycladsquirrel]

Just what I was looking for! Thank you! Subscribed!

[saunameisterttv]

I want to start streaming again on twitch and use those streams to make short YouTube videos - that would be great! Thanks for this tutorial, this really sounds way better than a fade

[meditating-daily]

Great content as always man - useful information served in a short video! I like that!

[gregv]

A thousand thumbs up. I love how quick and easy you made this. Too many bloated tuts out there. This is awesome. Subscribed.

[XziledBlog]

Thanks a lot, been using the lazy fade my whole life

[TisButAHandle]

Made use of this effect right away in one of my shorts after watching this. Thank you!

[kevhilda]

thank you for a great video. I'm always using the first method. Now I'm gonna use this method.

[raprein]

Wow, after so many years I finally find this. This is great man, thanks alot!

[mmerri]

Wish I watched this before I finished my edit I did a few days ago 🤦🏾‍♂️
Bro your channel is underrated! Giving out free game and got a lot of gems videos 😮‍💨🔥

[VintageInsightPhotography]

Thank you! This should help me make better b-roll sequences.

[Doogsay]

You got the best tutorial videos mate 10/10

[zcon.gaming]

Do you mean goals for this year on Youtube or in general?
This sounds so much better, thank you! Will try that later!!

[alexdimitrov]

Thank you! I noticed your background has changed compared to your other videos! It looks more clean, at least to me! I want to upload my first video to this channel and try to stay consistent at least for 6 months

[stayhigh]

Nice to know Friedrich!! I will use this trick in the next video!✌🏼 Great job man!

[ItzDarkTrax]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It's quick and goes right to the point with easy-to-follow instructions! I was looking for a better way to end music and always resorted to the lazy method xD.