How to Import & Record ADR Cue Lists in DaVinci Resolve | Full Voiceover Workflow Tutorial
If you're recording voiceovers or dialogue in DaVinci Resolve, the ADR page and cue spotting list can be a total game-changer. In this video, I’ll walk you through the full setup — from cue list creation to importing/exporting your lines and recording them with precision.
You'll learn how to:
✅ Set up destination tracks and input monitoring
✅ Use the Q Spotting List to create and manage cue markers
✅ Customize character names, visual indicators, and on-screen text
✅ Import/export your cue list using a .CSV file
✅ Record clean takes using pre-rolls, countdowns, and keep-recording features
✅ Organize recorded VO clips in your Media Pool and timeline
Perfect for filmmakers, content creators, and anyone working with ADR or voiceover in post-production.
00:00 Intro
00:10 Set Up Overview
01:28 List Set Up
01:57 Import Cue List
03:20 Updating the List in Resolve
03:37 Recording the List
04:30 Record Example
07:15 Clear List
⏱️ Time-saving tip: Your cue names become your audio clip names. No more digging through filenames!
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