Adding an Intro/Outro to an Audio Clip in DaVinci Resolve 18

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Adding an Intro/Outro to an Audio Clip in DaVinci Resolve 18

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Here's a basic Davinci Resolve 18 Tutorial for putting together 3 siple audio clips. Enjoy!

Supplies

DaVinci Resolve 18

Intro Audio File

Main Audio File

Outro Audio File

Make a New Project

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On the start screen of resolve, create a new project and name it.

Import Audio Files

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Head over to the "Edit" tab in the bottom bar, then drag in your adio files into the media pool

Add Your Clips to the Timeline

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Once you've imported our audio, drag the clips down into the timeline in the order of:

Intro, Middle, Outro

Listen!

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Make sure everyting sounds good and there aren't any gaps or oddities

Edit (As Needed)

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You may end up with little gaps in the recorded audio, so you may want to remove those. Place your cursor at the end of a clip and drag to trim it.

Export

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Head over to the "Deliver Tab" (The rocket ship), in the "Render Settings" tab of the inspector, scroll to the side and chose "Audio Only". Then click "Add to Render Queue"

Now Open up the Render Queue by clicking "Render Queue" in the top right corner, then click "Render Now".