Elastic Wave (Audio Retiming) Tool in DaVinci Resolve

[@mplvideo]

I have changed speed of audio in the past to match clip lengths, but never knew about "Elastic Wave". Thanks for the tip. Good one.

[@cinnamontography94]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bobsprock]

I only needed to watch the first 2m and immediately could do it (but returned for the extra tips). Lovely video, to the point. Thank you!

[@mplvideo]

at 0:42, if you check mark the "ripple timeline" checkbox, you can avoid having to do the annoying clip stretch to have the full length back...

[@cinnamontography94]

Thanks for that! I will have to remember that one!

[@adityaO4O9]

absolutely LOVEEEEEEE this video my guy, there arent a lot of videos explaining the sfx editing in resolve on youtube so pleaaaase make more of these

[@armando.visuals]

You da man!!!! THANK YOU 🙏🏼tis doesn’t affect the pitch right? Doesn’t seem to do so.

[@DonovanBio]

Thank you.

[@piogwit]

Thanks, very useful

[@mehmaks]

Is there an easy way to emulate a record slowing down? It seems I could achieve this by using multiple keyframes with the elastic wave but was wondering if there was a simpler way.

[@TheRealPhillipJacobs]

Is Elastic Wave a paid feature? I just installed DaVinci Reslove but can't see the option when I right click

[@bobsprock]

It's not - I can use it. Not sure why you can't, sorry.