I did something and the volume on my compound click is too loud now. I couldn't figure to find the original cause. I checked audio levels in Inspector they were the same levels as in normal clips. I checked FairLight and I didn't see any gain plugins applied. I am stuck. I would appreciate any help.

If your color feels a little flat, try this quick trick. On the color page, open the custom curves and add a small upward point in the highlights, then add a tiny downward point in the shadows. This creates a light S curve bump that adds contrast and depth without touching any other tools. It takes less than ten seconds and works on almost any clip.Give it a try on your next edit and let me know if you see the difference.

Hey everyone, I wanted to take a moment to give you a quick update about where this community is headed. Over the past few months, I’ve bounced between a few different focuses here (thanks, ADHD), from helping creators find clarity in their strategy to improving the creative process as a whole. But when I step back and look at the questions I get most, the DMs that come in, and even the conversations happening on YouTube, almost all of them come back to one thing: editing in DaVinci Resolve. That’s where I’m spending most of my time, and it’s where I can help you get the fastest, clearest results. So, I’m making the full shift. This community is becoming "Resolve School". This means everything here will now be centered around learning, improving, and mastering DaVinci Resolve. You’ll still get the same type of value, quick tips, mini-tutorials, edit challenges, feedback threads, and behind-the-scenes process breakdowns, but all through the lens of Resolve. My goal is to make this the best place online for learning to edit faster, cleaner, and more confidently in DaVinci Resolve. I know I’ve changed direction a few times, and I really appreciate those of you who’ve stuck with me through that. It’s been part of figuring out where I can make the biggest impact. This new direction feels aligned, focused, and clear, and I think it’s going to create a lot more momentum for everyone involved. If DaVinci Resolve is your main editor (or if you’re switching to it), you’re going to get a ton out of what’s coming next. Thanks again for being here and for rolling with the changes. I’m excited to build Resolve School with you. — Andrew

I’ll be honest, I’ve been struggling to find my rhythm lately. I’ll have a good week on YouTube or here in the community, then life hits and my momentum slips. So this week, I’m keeping it simple: I’m focusing on one small win. For me, that’s posting a video by Friday, no overthinking, nothing fancy. What about you? What’s one small thing you want to actually finish this week? Drop it below, maybe we can keep each other accountable.

I want to give a quick shout-out to @Yury Gural , one of our Creator Lab members. He has a short 3-minute video called “The Truth About Being Authentic on YouTube,” and it absolutely nails a perspective most creators miss. His point: being “authentic” doesn’t mean avoiding influence or copying. We’ve learned by copying since day one, from our parents to our favorite creators. The key is how we use what we learn. Take the best ideas, the cleanest techniques, and make them fit who you truly are and the creator you’re becoming. It’s one of the most thoughtful takes I’ve heard on authenticity. Go give it a watch, leave him a comment, and show him some support.→ https://youtu.be/LCNoN2l8On4?si=wk7Uvo7bpVay9tAk What stood out to you most from his message?