Fix microphone not recording in DaVinci Resolve

Quick video on fixing the recording for a mic in Da Vinci on the fairlight tab. [Music] Just to set up this whole thing, I threw a couple of shots in that I'm going to do a voice over over that I'm going to do a voice over for. Once I have the clips in here, I'm going to go over to the fairlight tab to do my recording. We're just going to go in and we're going to make a mono track and we slide this little slider over input. We're going to go to input and then we're going to click one of our mics or the mic that we want to use. We're going to patch it in. Then close this tab. Then we're going to hit the R to arm that channel to record. And then we're just going to, you know, pick the spot in which we want to start our recording. We click record and we start recording. Most people can get to this far, but then once they hit the stop recording, the bar just disappears. And a lot of people have been saying, I don't know how to do it. It's sort of recording, but it's not actually saving the file. What's going on here? So, let's fix that. Let's first go and we're going to save our project and then quit Da Vinci. What we need to do is come down here. We're going to right click on our little speaker, come into recording devices, and we're going to pick the mic that we're going to be using. So, in this case, it's this road mic. We're going to go into properties, then to advanced. From advanced, we're going to go down and make sure it's at 48k hertz. Okay, that's the big thing that that we have to make sure of. Apply and okay. And then, okay. And then start up Da Vinci once again. go back into our project that we're working on. All right. Now that we're back in our project, we just want to make sure that our mic is still our mic is still uh patched in. And it is. So, we're good on that front.