You would have to export a wave file for each shot you wanted to work on. You can use audio in fusion, but it isn’t the greatest workflow. Then it is just another 4k source clip inside Resolve. Work on it in fusion in it’s native size, and export it out of fusion in it’s native size. I have used the Stand alone version of Fusion Studio for quite a while now, and my “workaround” for what you are describing is to simply set my resolve timeline to the size of the shot i want to work on, and export that shot as dpx files, or as a fusion connect clip. Too many large projects i’m trying to wrap up on 14, and i can’t jump to 15 before it stabalizes, and i wrap up these jobs…so i don’t use the fusion tab at all.

Problem is, if I have multiple larger than HD resolution shots that I have edited to audio, roughly scaled etc and then want to go to Fusion to composite, fusion sets up a cropped HD canvas/raster and crops the shots to HD so we cannot utilise the full resolution of the source imagery.Īs Fusion does not allow audio previewing it makes it really difficult to edit multiple different resolution files in a standalone version of Fusion to audio so we thought the Resolve integration was the answer… it is not unless you can assist with a “not so clunky” work around If I want to work with one 4k shot, moving to fusion from the HD timeline/project honours the source resolution by setting up a 4k canvas/raster in Fusion.

We shoot our footage in 4K to provide different framings and motion for composites (2 shots or more) and also quite often work with very large graphic elements way larger than 4K We finish our projects in HD 1920 x 1080. Was wondering if you have any suggestions for the following: Well while getting up to speed I realised that you could not successfully mix resolutions between multiple clips while moving between EDIT & FUSION tabs. I run a production company and after NAB Vegas 2016 and seeing Resolve we decided that when things came off beta we would make the jump and completely drop the Adobe cloud.

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