Sound report notes with timecode
Notes on room tone, wild lines and problems land at the frame they happened, as sound markers Resolve shows in green, beside a transcript of the recording.
A sound note marks a moment: the plane overhead, the wild line after the take, the room tone at the end. D-REC adds a sound label at the playhead with one key, and it lands on the DaVinci Resolve timeline as a green marker at that frame.
Gain is remembered for each input, so the lav and the boom keep their own levels. The meter shows the moment the input clips and counts every clip.
The transcript sits beside the notes with the same timecode, so a note and the words it refers to point at the same frame.
Everything is recorded and kept on the device. Nothing you record is uploaded.
OPEN D‑RECAlso on Android, Mac and Windows: every way to get D‑REC.
Questions people ask
Is this a recorder for the mix?
No. It is a notes and reference recorder that transcribes; your production recorder stays your production recorder.
Can the notes use the camera's timecode?
Yes. Type the camera's timecode when you start recording and every note counts from it.
How do the notes reach the edit?
As green markers in the Resolve EDL, and as lines in the CSV.
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