Blackmagic Design Fairlight | DIGITAL PRODUCTION

A dark Stream Deck interface with eight square control buttons, including Pause, Mark In, Mark Out, Select, Stop, and Ready, arranged above a horizontal timeline display. The matte black layout uses purple, gold, and white accents, with four round dials set into a recessed lower panel, creating a compact editing dashboard.

6 min

DeckBridge Gives Resolve a Smarter Stream Deck

DeckBridge turns Stream Deck into a Resolve-aware controller with live keymaps, page switching, Fairlight feedback and ten dedicated actions.

Bela Beier

22.09.2026

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A dark video transcription window shows timestamped captions and speaker labels, with repeated lines reading “Speaking in Foreign Language” and brief dialogue below. The interface uses light gray text on a black background, with playback controls along the bottom and a thin scrollbar at the right, creating a sparse, technical layout.

7 min

Hearing Voices: What can AI in DaVinci Resolve 21 do for you?

We have been looking into transcription and subtitles from audio before, but Resolve 21 has added background processing and more AI in this field. Like going the other way, from text to audio, or from one voice to another. Are these features production-ready?

Uli Plank

17.08.2026

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A professional audio engineer, wearing a crisp white shirt and headphones, sits at a sleek mixing console with multicolored displays. A large screen shows a packed arena, while audio equipment is positioned neatly in the sound booth, illuminating the high-tech environment.

2 min

Fairlight Live 1.0 Goes Final

Blackmagic’s live audio mixer reaches 1.0 with ATEM USB, Core Audio, ASIO, SMPTE 2110, ASAF and free software pricing.

Bela Beier

09.07.2026

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A close-up of a person's face illuminated by digital interfaces on a dark screen. The individual appears to be engaged with advanced software, showing holographic elements floating near their eyes, reflecting a blend of technology and human concentration.

2 min

Blackmagic Design updates Resolve 21 beta 2

Resolve 21 beta 2 goes less flashy and more useful: Studio gets more AI toys, Photo capture grows up, and background tasks get serious.

Bela Beier

28.04.2026

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A detailed screenshot of a color grading software interface, showcasing a scene with a man wearing a cowboy hat, leaning against a fence. The editing panel displays various color wheels and footage thumbnails, highlighting the creative process of video editing.

7 min

Blackmagic Design turns DaVinci Resolve 21 into a photo app

DaVinci Resolve 21 adds a Photo page, deeper AI helpers, more Fusion graphics, and tidier audio timelines. Big toolbox energy.

Bela Beier

14.04.2026

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A man with gray hair smiles while standing behind an expansive mixing console filled with various sliders and controls. In the background, there are sleek audio and video equipment, highlighting a modern, well-lit studio setting with wooden accents.

7 min

Resolve 21, Fusion, Fairlight Live, and many, many boxes!

NAB 2026 turns into a platform push: 100G SMPTE 2110 live gear, Resolve Photo Editing workflows, new Fairlight live mixing, and a bigger Fusion core.

Bela Beier

13.04.2026

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A video editing software interface displaying a project workspace. On the left, file folders are visible, and in the main section, a clip of a person climbing on rocky terrain is highlighted, set against a mountain backdrop.

10 min

Getting your bearings: Switching from Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve

When editing, I want to know how I can achieve something, and the tool I choose should not hinder my creative process. That's why people are often hesitant to switch software, and I was no exception when I switched from Premiere to Davinci Resolve.