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Resolve and multi channel audio
Does anyone know if I can have resolve not assume that audio stems with 6 channels is not 5.1 surround sound audio?
Doing RED with multichannel audio, and everytime I have a 6 track recording, Resolve wants to make it 5.1, which buggers up my Avid and Dailies outputs. I have to manually go in and tell the box that the audio files are mono, 6 channels, then after syncing to T/C on the video file, I have to tell it the Video file’s audio is mono 6 channel, and I have to assign each of the channels to the linked audio. Gets a bit tiresome after a while. I can’t see any audio input settings that would help me out.
I get the same thing with 2 channel audio. It assumes Stereo instead of mono 2 track.
I just need a “default audio” tab somewhere.
Glenn
Glenn
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7 Replies
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What if you brought in the six tracks as a single polyphonic file?
I’m still not of the opinion that Resolve is ideal as a delivery tool for multitrack audio projects.
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Hey Marc, the tracks do come in as a single, 6 channel file, problem is resolve is assuming its a 5.1 file instead of the poly file it is.
Just doing dailies and transcodes right now, i still do my final delivery and ouputs through a different system. Resolve is great for this, except for its handling of the audio.
Glenn
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I’m having the same problems right now. Do have found any solution for that problem.
Also just rushes with multi audio tracks. Resolve 10.1.4. on a Mac.
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hi marc,
may i ask what you recommend as the ideal tool?i’m looking to export dailies as multitrack quicktimes and i’m having trouble in both resolve and premiere 2014
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Was there ever a solution to this problem? Having this issue currently. Can’t find the work around…
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I guess if you go into clip attributes/audio you are able to change it.
hope it helps -
Not sure if I got you correctly but try going to EDIT TAB, right click on audio track with your 6 channel audio and choose:
Change track type to -> Adaptive -> 6Hope that helps.
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