Blackmagic Design Press DaVinci Resolve 14 Imagesįrom the Blackmagic Design press release for DaVinci Resolve 14 public beta: Strip it, build a Linux workstation into the case and run DaVinci Resolve 14 in it along with other open source production software. Looks like I will have a good use for the Mac Pro tower sitting next to my workstation when it finally gives up the ghost. The latter option is particularly exciting, as Blackmagic Design’s press release says, “Customers running Red Hat or CentOS Linux can even build their own workstations using low cost motherboards, extremely fast processors, massive amounts of RAM and up to 8 GPUs for incredible real time performance.” The first beta of DaVinci Resolve 14 and DaVinci Resolve Studio 14 is now available to download in your choice of three computer platforms, macOS, Windows and two flavours of Linux, Red Hat and CentOS.

Signs were Blackmagic was up to something radical when it bought pioneering computer musical and video instruments maker Fairlight and the fruits of that move are now here in Resolve 14’s Fairlight audio page. But what other words best describe Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve 14 in its free and paid-for Studio versions? The Fairlight audio page of Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve 14 non-linear editing, colour grading and audio production software suite.

The words “gamechanging” and “revolutionary” are well overused in the realm of digital media production and writers are always warned to avoid them.

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