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If you like audio plugins that emulate analog hardware, then you’ll be pleased with the latest release from Sonimus. Along with the company’s various analog-style plugins, Sonimus is known for console emulations. Their latest release is S-Console, which is an update of their earlier Satson console. S-Console is inspired by the sound of classic British […]

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Blackmagic Design has officially released DaVinci Resolve 21 and DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 for macOS, Windows, Linux, and iOS. This also includes the versions available from the Mac App Store. The good news for users with older Mac hardware is that Resolve 21 still works on the Intel Macs running macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later. […]

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As you’ve probably gathered, I mean the principle of keep it simple, stupid. My 2024 post along that line was focused on post in a more general sense. Now, let me zero in on just Resolve. Last week I demonstrated a simplified node structure using third-party tools. In this post I’ll expand upon that using […]

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Many editors, colorists, and videographers want to achieve the look of film using their favorite digital cameras. There are numerous methods to get a realistic film look, ranging from AI tools to plugins to the tools built right inside of your desired editing software. Some, like Resolve’s Film Look Creator, will have your head spinning […]

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The concept of ‘gluing’ your mix can be pretty nebulous. It basically means taming the dynamics of a full mix to sound more cohesive. This is generally achieved through compression and extra drive added to the final stereo output of a mix – either via an outboard compressor or one that’s built into an analog […]

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