Audio Visualizer | DaVinci Resolve tutorial

In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a reactive audio visualizer in DaVinci Resolve. DaVinci Resolve hasn&native support to react on audio input. Therefore we need a free third-party plugin. Suck Less Audio settings: Wave File - Loads a WAV file. The format has to be WAV (Microsoft) signed 16-bit PCM. If there is interest (perhaps from the Mac side?) I can look into the AIFF structure as well and see if I can manage to add that. MP3 or the likes will never happen ;) Reload Sample - Reloads the WAV file from disk. Handy when editing audio on-the-fly (thanks ploveday for the tip!) Select Channel(s) - Will only show when a stereo sample is loaded. Select left, right or both channels as your input Sample Start Frame - Starts the File Sampling on this frame (so if you want your audio to start at 1001, put 1001 in here) Mode - how SLA interpolates the samples: Max: If sample A is +3 and sample B is -4, SLA will return -4 (because 4 is higher than 3) Unsigned Max: If sample A is +3 and sample B is -4, SLA will return +3 (because +3 is higher than -4) Min: If sample A is +3 and sample B is -4, SLA will return +3 (because 3 is less than 4) Unsigned Min: If sample A is +3 and sample B is -4, SLA will return -4 (because -4 is less than +3) Average: If sample A is +3 and sample B is -4, SLA will return -0.5 (because (3-4)/2 = -0.5) Unsigned Average: If sample A is +3 and sample B is -4, SLA will return +3.5 (because (3+4)/2 = 3.5) Median: If sample A is...