<p>thank you for helping me! My problem is that I'm working with a very noisy microphone, so just enabling noice reduction in the fairlight options doesn't do the trick. I'm switching from audacity, where I just <strong>applied noise reduction two times</strong>. Now, my question is if <strong>the same is possible in Fairlight without completely destroying the audio quality</strong>? I'm using DaVinci Resolve 17</p>

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2021-12-01T11:58:40.003Z
If Resolve’s built-in  plug-ins don’t do the trick, you can always add your own.  They recently added support for VST3.  For $300, you can’t expect miracles from every built-in feature, especially since color correction, editing, and compositing are also included in that price.
Jason Conrad
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Thank you very much!
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# DaVinci Resolve Fairlight advanced Noise Reduction

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-11-30)

thank you for helping me! My problem is that I'm working with a very noisy microphone, so just enabling noice reduction in the fairlight options doesn't do the trick. I'm switching from audacity, where I just **applied noise reduction two times**. Now, my question is if **the same is possible in Fairlight without completely destroying the audio quality**? I'm using DaVinci Resolve 17

**Tags:** audio, davinci-resolve, audio-recording, noise, noise-reduction

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: If Resolve’s built-in  plug-ins don’t do the trick, you can always add your own.  They recently added support for VST3.  For $300, you can’t expect miracles from every built-in feature, especially since color correction, editing, and compositing are also included in that price.  
> **username_0**: Thank you very much!  

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