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DaVinci Resolve: Apply audio filters to sound effects

Demo summary

The video shows how to add a lowpass filter to a whoosh sound effect to create a cinematic rumble.

Step-by-step

  1. Drag a whoosh effect from the media pool into the timeline
  2. Lower the volume in the inspector to blend the audio
  3. Duplicate the whoosh effect
  4. Apply an audio FX lowpass filter to the second clip
  5. Copy and paste the pair of clips to other areas of the timeline

Tips

  • Use a lowpass filter to create a deep cinematic rumble for transitions
  • Copy and paste existing audio pairs instead of rebuilding the effect every time

Highlights

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