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The specified mix is processed, mixed, and bounced to the specified track as a new
piece of audio. This creates new audio media that’s written to the directory location
specified by the “Save clips to” field of the Capture and Playback panel of the
Project Settings.
TIP: There’s also a Bounce Audio Effects command in the contextual menu of audio
clips in the Timeline that have audio plug-ins applied to them. For more information,
see Chapter 158, “Audio Effects.”
Third-Party Control Panel
Support for Mixing
DaVinci Resolve supports HUI- and MCU-compatible third-party mixing control panels with up
to eight faders, such as the Mackie MCU Pro Control Surface, connected via USB MIDI, and
selectable in the Control Panels panel of the Resolve System Preferences. Supported basic
panel controls that correspond to Fairlight features at the time of this writing include the
following.
Transport controls including:
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Rewind (REW)
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Fast Forward (FF)
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Stop (double-press the Stop button for Home in the Timeline)
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Play (double-press the Play button to “play again”)
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Record (press Record+Play to begin recording if one or more tracks is record-
enabled)
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Jog control (Press SCRUB and rotate the jog wheel)
Channel Strip controls including:
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Rotary controls for panning, with Rotary Value display and Rotary touch
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Alphanumeric Track Name display
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Record button to record-enable tracks (only works if an input is patched to a track
input)
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Solo, with a double-press selecting or de-selecting that track
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Mute
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Select to select the track corresponding to that channel strip
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Fader control and optional Level display
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Channel and Fader Bank buttons to move left and right among banks of channel
strips
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Double-press the Fader Bank Left button to move the playhead Home
in the mixer (track 1)
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Double-press the Fader Bank Right to move to the Master channel strips
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