Turn one knob and your voice is ready to upload.

✓On the voice track.

On the track the knob is instant, and one Velvox covers every clip on it.

• Resolve: the Fairlight page, Mixer. On your voice track's strip, click + in the Effects slot and pick Velvox.
• Premiere: Window > Audio Track Mixer. Show the effects (the small triangle at its top left), then pick Velvox in an empty effect slot on the voice track.
• Final Cut: it has no tracks, so put Velvox on the voice clip, or on a compound clip holding the whole voice.

✕Not on the clip in Resolve. A clip effect is rendered ahead of time, so every knob move is heard a second or two late.

✓A quiet room.

You do not need a treated studio, just no wind, no traffic and no fan.

✕It does not remove noise. When it lifts a quiet take, the hiss comes up with the voice. Recorded somewhere noisy? Clean the clip first, then put Velvox on the track.

• Resolve: Noise Reduction (or Voice Isolation in Resolve Studio), on the clip.
• Premiere: Essential Sound > Reduce Noise or Enhance Speech, on the clip.
• Final Cut: Voice Isolation or Noise Removal in the Audio inspector, on the clip.

✓Voice only on that track.

Velvox is made for a voice. Keep music on a track of its own.

✕Not with music. Music on the voice track swells in the pauses.