Voice Isolation Comparison // DaVinci Resolve VS Adobe AI

Voice Isolation Comparison // DaVinci Resolve VS Adobe AI

We set off to compare the voice isolation feature in DaVinci Resolve against the one in Adobe. For our test location, we chose BrewDog in Manchester—a bustling venue with plenty of background noise, making it the perfect environment to evaluate these features.

Upon arrival at BrewDog, amidst a lively atmosphere filled with music and chatter, we ordered some delicious food: burgers, buffalo chicken, and pork—all highly recommended. It’s also important to clarify—the 'Brew' in BrewDog definitely means beer, not tea!

To begin our test, we recorded our conversation with all the background noise intact. This provided a baseline to evaluate the efficiency of the voice isolation features.

Testing Adobe's Voice Isolation

We started by enabling Adobe's voice isolation. Immediately, we observed a difference. While munching on a chip, we checked to see if our vocals were clearer and if the background noise had diminished.

Testing DaVinci Resolve's Voice Isolation

Next, we switched off Adobe's feature and activated DaVinci Resolve’s voice isolation. Based on preconceptions, we anticipated DaVinci Resolve might be superior, though we made sure to remain impartial in our testing. Again, amidst the loud music and the lively environment, we performed our 'chip test' to see how well it filtered out the background noise.

Conclusion

After deactivating both features and listening to the recordings, we could draw our conclusions. We invite our viewers to let us know which software they think performed better in the comments section.

Thank you for watching, and we hope to see you in the next video.

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Keywords

• Voice Isolation
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe
• Background Noise
• BrewDog Manchester
• Comparison
• Video Editing
• Audio Quality

FAQ

Q1: What was the purpose of the test? A1: The goal was to compare the voice isolation capabilities of DaVinci Resolve and Adobe in a noisy environment.

Q2: Why was BrewDog in Manchester chosen as the test location? A2: BrewDog was chosen because it's a lively place with significant background noise, which makes it ideal for testing voice isolation features.

Q3: What did you use as a baseline for comparison? A3: We recorded our conversation with all the background noise intact to have a baseline for evaluating the voice isolation effectiveness.

Q4: How did Adobe’s voice isolation perform? A4: Adobe’s voice isolation appeared to make a noticeable difference in reducing background noise and clarifying our vocals.

Q5: What were your initial expectations for DaVinci Resolve’s voice isolation? A5: We initially suspected that DaVinci Resolve might outperform Adobe, though we conducted the test impartially.

Q6: How can viewers share their opinions on the comparison? A6: Viewers are encouraged to comment on which software they believe performed better based on the test results shared in the video.