I regularly go to my subscription list, and unsubscribe from the channels that I think not worth subscribing. This channel, is non-unsubscribeable. I mean, your content is just dang useful! Happy 100k subscribers from now, Alex!
Dude it's literally taken me two months of having Davinci and searching tutorials to find some of these features that I knew I needed and also NEVER knew I needed. Thank you so much for this, especially the zooming in and out on the timeline feature and the CTRL + SHIFT + comma / period feature. Game changers.
I've been watching your videos on Davinci for a while now. I never thought I would subscribe to your channel. Not until I learned about the keyframes, holy hell. I've been manually easing in my keyframes for WEEKS, and now there's a much easier solution. Thank you from the U.S, Alex!
I clicked on like every time you showed a tip that I didn’t know and that I was glad to know about. So I think I clicked about nine times. I don’t know how this UA-cam thing works, but I’m sure somewhere deep in the algorithm this helped out your channel 😊 Keep it up!
The right clicking tip for keyframes is a lifesaver, No more having to open the mini edit page curves tabs that extend the timeline height too much. I was begging for something like fusions spline editor for the edit page , but this, this is gonna save me so much hassle.
I always appreciate the brevity of your explanations. You don't waste time getting to the point! Some of your tips were familiar others I had no clue about. I use 3 monitors and the speed editor so some are not applicable. I guess the majority of your viewers use a single monitor/laptop and only have a mouse and keyboard. Either way, there is always something to learn on this channel.
The little jump to keyframe arrows blew my mind the most haha. I've been hunting back and forth for keyframes but that feature is so obvious I feel silly not knowing about it. Thanks for another super useful video!
To save even more space, you can hide whole page navigation bar, under Workspace-Show Page Navigation. All pages have shortcuts (starting with Shift+2) and you can redefine them to anything even more suitable.
I think I counted 20 tips 🤔 ... I knew 2 of them 🤦🏻♂️🙄🤣 (skin-tone indicator and the magnifying glass 🤦🏻♂️). Thanks so much for this one Alex - these are some absolute banging tips 🔥 I really enjoyed this AND I learned something (read: A LOT) along the way 😁. And as for the ending?? 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏
Dude.. these tips are insanely useful.. Being always wondering if we can do that media pool window pop-up! Well, I shoulda known better hahahaa! Great tips as usual, Alex 👍🏼
thank you Alex your mad but very helpful, specially the bit about putting new frames in the time line, i spent hours shifting them the other day cheers, loved the ending ha ha ha ha ha 👏
Ohh my! The override when moving things around has messed up things a couple times, most of them I realize it and fix it but learning how to switch and move displacing clips would definitely helps tons!
I'm using most of these for a long time but there are few I didn't know. DIM, dynamic zoom in cut page, righ clicking the keyframe and a couple more. It helps to improve my workflow. Thank you Alex.
oh I came to procrastinate in my editing work, I have been using Resolve for many years and I never knew about the right click in the keyframe! great trick!
I have your MagicZoom effect you created some time back. Handy effect to be sure. I had no idea you could pan with the dynamic zoom...wowzers! Thanks for the tip Alex. 👍
The trick at seven minutes is quite useful. On the Avid they have that command. I have never found it in Premiere. Thank you for showing it to me. On a Mac it is Shift & Apple. Click on the clip. Hold Shift + apple then the comma move highlighted clip to the tail of the next clip, Shift + apple + period moves clip to head of preceeding clip. Super useful. Thank you so much!!
I LOVE the cut page!!! I have my history window in a new window in my 3rd monitor. Didn't know about the media page. wish I could with the effects page.
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DUDE!!! Every 👏🏻 Single 👏🏻 One 👏🏻 of these tips helped me out! Thanks a lot! Oh and yeah, I literally went and hid the Cut page straight away... and brought it back when I saw your note about the dynamic zoom 😅
This video was really useful for me. The thing with the mouse-wheel Time-Line Scrolling is really cool. Because I use a Blackmagick Speed-Edition I have no need for that function. But never the less, its cool !
Fantastic tips overload 👍 Need to view a few times to run through all of them. Your tutorials are ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Again Thanks😊 Btw Any idea when full version 18 is ready (no beta) am ready to buy the studio 18 😊
Heyy! Thanks Abi ☺️ I've no idea unfortunately. 17 was in beta for a long time but hopefully 18 is a bit quicker. The good thing is if you do buy studio now, you'll get 18 anyway as all the updates are included 🙂
I love these kind of videos where you teach me something I didn’t even know I needed to learn. How did you know I was going “ I‘ll ditch the cut tab“? And that I do not want to ditch the cut tab? Thank ewe butt!
When you showed the Ctrl-Z history function I literally coughed and spluttered all over my work monitor 😆 That is awesome as you can keep some things you've done but undo that one piece of "creativity" that you don't want!
Some of these I knew, a lot I didn’t. This might be my favorite Davinci tips channel. I always get useful information and cool ideas from you. Thank you!
Haven't watched too many of your videos, but I really like your style from what I've seen. And as an "okie" from Oklahoma, USA, I love your accent too :) Thanks for all the useful tips!
Alex just found your content…pumped! What a crash course. I have been using the same basic, basic things in resolve the last year and a half and am now feeling like I want to figure a few things out. Enter you! I want to edit for a while to try some things out. Thanks!
Definitely one of your best videos… Probably didn’t know about 30%. So thanks. But when you said… I can see you are rushing to eliminate the icon for the cut page… That was hysterical. Because that’s what everybody was doing. I rarely go into the cut page, every once in a while. But I’m old-school… I love the edit page. The only thing I love about the cut page is turning the footage into source and being able to skim through everything. Here’s a question for you, in Fairlite, you can EQ a track, but what if I only want to EQ a single clip…? Thanks for the good work.
Thank you Allen :) I too much prefer the Edit page! For EQ, highlight the clip within Fairlight, open the Inspector (top right - usual spot) and there's EQ within there :)
Related to dim, I actually turn off the sound by clicking on the speaker icon next to dim so I can line things up without any sound distraction at all.
Nice tips!!! I'm pretty new to this editing program been using it for two months I love it so far a lot better than premiere and have been learning all the tricks this will help my workflow.
Thank you! I did my first project with Resolve this week and the single player going to source every time I passed anything in the library was driving me insane!
To the point, brief and precise. Going to use 'move to fit', the ease in/out trick on keyframes (i'm currently processing a video where I could have used it!), and I had no idea about the history of changes, this will make my editing life so much easier. I already knew about the scroll wheel and the project setting bit! Thank you so much!
There is another tasty feature on the color page involving the middle scroll feature of your mouse. On your preview window, click on the three dots in the upper right. Choose “Gang viewer zoom with video output”. Then when you scroll to zoom in or out, your color monitor mirrors your preview window. To reset it just right click and select “Zoom to fit”. Unfortunately the Gang viewer option doesn’t stay activated when you leave your session and come back in, so you have to activate it every time you open your project (hint hint Resolve programmer’s..).
I regularly go to my subscription list, and unsubscribe from the channels that I think not worth subscribing. This channel, is non-unsubscribeable. I mean, your content is just dang useful! Happy 100k subscribers from now, Alex!
Heyy! Thank you ☺️ I try my best! And yes 100k very soon eeeek.
How did you enjoy this random selection of tips?! 😄 None of them deserved their own video so why not dump them all into one!
Great idea. Thanks for the Dump OUR Treasure 🤗
Dude it's literally taken me two months of having Davinci and searching tutorials to find some of these features that I knew I needed and also NEVER knew I needed. Thank you so much for this, especially the zooming in and out on the timeline feature and the CTRL + SHIFT + comma / period feature. Game changers.
it shouldn't be like this
Pan in the cut page wtf lol! we need that in the EDIT page, awesome little tip :)
We really do!! Make it happen Blackmagic!
That keyframe ease in and out thing HELPED ME SO SO MUCH! Thank you so much
I've been watching your videos on Davinci for a while now. I never thought I would subscribe to your channel. Not until I learned about the keyframes, holy hell. I've been manually easing in my keyframes for WEEKS, and now there's a much easier solution. Thank you from the U.S, Alex!
I clicked on like every time you showed a tip that I didn’t know and that I was glad to know about. So I think I clicked about nine times. I don’t know how this UA-cam thing works, but I’m sure somewhere deep in the algorithm this helped out your channel 😊 Keep it up!
Ha, me too! I came here to write this comment 😂
I laughed out loud at the very beginning. "You thought you were getting the answer right away??? stick 'til the end of the video!!"
Ha Im glad it was amusing rather than infuriating 😆 it's a fine line!
Great video man. I learn so much every time I watch a video from you.
The right clicking tip for keyframes is a lifesaver, No more having to open the mini edit page curves tabs that extend the timeline height too much. I was begging for something like fusions spline editor for the edit page , but this, this is gonna save me so much hassle.
I agree 👍🏾
Learning Davinci and really appreciate these tips!!
I always appreciate the brevity of your explanations. You don't waste time getting to the point! Some of your tips were familiar others I had no clue about. I use 3 monitors and the speed editor so some are not applicable. I guess the majority of your viewers use a single monitor/laptop and only have a mouse and keyboard. Either way, there is always something to learn on this channel.
The little jump to keyframe arrows blew my mind the most haha. I've been hunting back and forth for keyframes but that feature is so obvious I feel silly not knowing about it. Thanks for another super useful video!
To save even more space, you can hide whole page navigation bar, under Workspace-Show Page Navigation. All pages have shortcuts (starting with Shift+2) and you can redefine them to anything even more suitable.
And, omg, how do you ever find all this?!?!? I will be coming back to this over and over again!
Maybe, I just finished watching the best video I can see this year! Thx so much Alex
I think I counted 20 tips 🤔 ... I knew 2 of them 🤦🏻♂️🙄🤣 (skin-tone indicator and the magnifying glass 🤦🏻♂️).
Thanks so much for this one Alex - these are some absolute banging tips 🔥
I really enjoyed this AND I learned something (read: A LOT) along the way 😁.
And as for the ending?? 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏
Dude.. these tips are insanely useful.. Being always wondering if we can do that media pool window pop-up! Well, I shoulda known better hahahaa! Great tips as usual, Alex 👍🏼
thank you Alex your mad but very helpful, specially the bit about putting new frames in the time line, i spent hours shifting them the other day cheers, loved the ending ha ha ha ha ha 👏
Haha thanks James ☺️👍
That’s some useful tips man thanks.
Btw, congrats on making it to 100k 👍
Oh hey! Cool seeing you here 🙂👍 thank you dude, much appreciated.
Ohh my! The override when moving things around has messed up things a couple times, most of them I realize it and fix it but learning how to switch and move displacing clips would definitely helps tons!
I love the Cut page. I really dig that workflow
Your face popping up in the keyframe section was hilarious!
Excellent for a newbee like me, top tips and trick, thank you
I'm using most of these for a long time but there are few I didn't know. DIM, dynamic zoom in cut page, righ clicking the keyframe and a couple more. It helps to improve my workflow. Thank you Alex.
Great tips! Coming from Final Cut and didn't realize Davinci can do hover-scrub -- Thanks!
Great tips again, especially the ctr-shift key. That save's a lot of work.
BRILLIANT! Thanks for that, so helpful.
this is super informative. please make more davinci tips
oh I came to procrastinate in my editing work, I have been using Resolve for many years and I never knew about the right click in the keyframe! great trick!
I have your MagicZoom effect you created some time back. Handy effect to be sure. I had no idea you could pan with the dynamic zoom...wowzers! Thanks for the tip Alex. 👍
So many useful tips in one video. I'll have to save this for when I'm editing next so I don't forget them all.
00:05 got me laughing so hard hahahah
"bahhh"
The trick at seven minutes is quite useful. On the Avid they have that command. I have never found it in Premiere. Thank you for showing it to me. On a Mac it is Shift & Apple. Click on the clip. Hold Shift + apple then the comma move highlighted clip to the tail of the next clip, Shift + apple + period moves clip to head of preceeding clip. Super useful. Thank you so much!!
The keyframe tip was really helpful
I'm keeping this video in my Watch Later list just for the Ctrl+shift tip. That'll save me so much time!
I LOVE the cut page!!! I have my history window in a new window in my 3rd monitor. Didn't know about the media page. wish I could with the effects page.
DUDE!!! Every 👏🏻 Single 👏🏻 One 👏🏻 of these tips helped me out! Thanks a lot!
Oh and yeah, I literally went and hid the Cut page straight away... and brought it back when I saw your note about the dynamic zoom 😅
CTRL + SHIFT i have always been looking for this. thanks so much.
This video was really useful for me. The thing with the mouse-wheel Time-Line Scrolling is really cool. Because I use a Blackmagick Speed-Edition I have no need for that function. But never the less, its cool !
you are a blessing to many, my man. kudos alex.
Fantastic tips overload 👍 Need to view a few times to run through all of them. Your tutorials are ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Again Thanks😊
Btw Any idea when full version 18 is ready (no beta) am ready to buy the studio 18 😊
Heyy! Thanks Abi ☺️
I've no idea unfortunately. 17 was in beta for a long time but hopefully 18 is a bit quicker.
The good thing is if you do buy studio now, you'll get 18 anyway as all the updates are included 🙂
I laughed so loud I scared the cat about not jumping to hide the cut page 😅
Haha sorry kitty 😆
This is awesome! just heads up, one the move to shift on Mac is CMD+Shift not CTRL+Shift. All this time I been thinking you are editing on a Mac.
Have to say as a new video editor i love your content, its very watchable ! Thank you
I love these kind of videos where you teach me something I didn’t even know I needed to learn.
How did you know I was going “ I‘ll ditch the cut tab“? And that I do not want to ditch the cut tab?
Thank ewe butt!
🤯 I knew.....maybe 3. Thx for these!
When you showed the Ctrl-Z history function I literally coughed and spluttered all over my work monitor 😆 That is awesome as you can keep some things you've done but undo that one piece of "creativity" that you don't want!
Thank-you for taking the time to show this!
Doctor:Perfect skin Alex isn't real he can't hurt you
Perfect skin Alex: he ha!
Some of these I knew, a lot I didn’t. This might be my favorite Davinci tips channel. I always get useful information and cool ideas from you. Thank you!
Info 💁 with "entertainment😅" ohhh yehhh!!! ❤
You are one of the best channels in your category, thumbs up
Thanks Wowser :)
Haven't watched too many of your videos, but I really like your style from what I've seen. And as an "okie" from Oklahoma, USA, I love your accent too :) Thanks for all the useful tips!
You’ve been super helpful when it comes to me learning davinci! Thank you! Keep the videos coming.
I just wanna say thank you Alex, and see you :P amazing tutorial!
You always have such helpful videos. Clear and quick. Thanks!
Alex just found your content…pumped! What a crash course. I have been using the same basic, basic things in resolve the last year and a half and am now feeling like I want to figure a few things out. Enter you! I want to edit for a while to try some things out. Thanks!
Nicely crafted
oh my god you have singlehandedly saved days if not months of my life
You learn something new everyday 😊
Even as a 15 year professional in DaVinci, I still found this helpful. Mainly the dynamic zoom options.
Btw LOL on the cut page 😂😂😂
I was just about to do that! 🤣
Knew it 😆😆
Definitely one of your best videos… Probably didn’t know about 30%. So thanks. But when you said… I can see you are rushing to eliminate the icon for the cut page… That was hysterical. Because that’s what everybody was doing. I rarely go into the cut page, every once in a while. But I’m old-school… I love the edit page. The only thing I love about the cut page is turning the footage into source and being able to skim through everything.
Here’s a question for you, in Fairlite, you can EQ a track, but what if I only want to EQ a single clip…? Thanks for the good work.
Thank you Allen :) I too much prefer the Edit page!
For EQ, highlight the clip within Fairlight, open the Inspector (top right - usual spot) and there's EQ within there :)
Raised Hand, I learnt somethings from this 👍😎 Great Job.
Thanks again for those little helpers. Some of them I already knew, maybe I‘m looking to much YT videos about Davinci 😂
Resolve is an Aladdin's Cave of features. This channel continues to shine a light in the darkness. Thanks for a great and very useful series.
Thank you!! This is going in my reference Bookmark!
What a amazing video ! Every single tip is so useful ! Thank you.
Related to dim, I actually turn off the sound by clicking on the speaker icon next to dim so I can line things up without any sound distraction at all.
Great tips! What are the key commands for showing/hiding the Media Pool and Inspector Panels?
You are amazing! Thank you!
Great tips, ta!
awesome video. one of the best DVR tutorial out there and very easy to understand. more video please
I ALREADY had Cut hidden, Alex!! LOL
Pahaha well unhide it so I can teach you how to hide it 😉😆
@@MrAlexTech 😂
Wow! really nice and useful, thanks!
Nice tips!!! I'm pretty new to this editing program been using it for two months I love it so far a lot better than premiere and have been learning all the tricks this will help my workflow.
Damn that ease in is so good it saves so much TIME
Packed full of useful info again, and so easy to understand 😀
Thanks for your untiring efforts and zesty presentations.
Fantastic! Worth stopping by even for just the mouse tips!
Thanks for these! I knew a few but the rest are really helpful
Excellent as usual 🙏🎉🐰🐰🐰😀🛸
LMAOOOO @1:52 i was opening resolve to hide that Cut icon and you said "WAIT" HAHAHAHAH
Thank you! I did my first project with Resolve this week and the single player going to source every time I passed anything in the library was driving me insane!
I love how he says "oicons"! Funny.
Haha that's my Birmingham accent coming through!
Jesus Christ, so dense video! Got addicted to davinci to edit my gameplays because of you, dude! Congratz!
You are my new hero!
Awesome, feature packed tutorial! Thanks!!
Nice one Mr. Alex... Enjoyed this one and learned a lot too.
Still think you are the most useful Da Vinci Teacher out there. So glad you are around man. Keep it going my friend!!!
Amazing tips you have revealed! Thanks a lot mate, I love your vids so much!
To the point, brief and precise. Going to use 'move to fit', the ease in/out trick on keyframes (i'm currently processing a video where I could have used it!), and I had no idea about the history of changes, this will make my editing life so much easier. I already knew about the scroll wheel and the project setting bit! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the shortcuts!
There is another tasty feature on the color page involving the middle scroll feature of your mouse. On your preview window, click on the three dots in the upper right. Choose “Gang viewer zoom with video output”. Then when you scroll to zoom in or out, your color monitor mirrors your preview window. To reset it just right click and select “Zoom to fit”. Unfortunately the Gang viewer option doesn’t stay activated when you leave your session and come back in, so you have to activate it every time you open your project (hint hint Resolve programmer’s..).
Making the transition to Davinci and this is very very handy. Thank you 👍
In the colour page you can copy the grade to amy other clips at once using the middle mouse button
CTRL-Shift is for Windows. It's CMD-Shift on the mac.
Good point! 👍
the middle wheel click for moving the preview window is great, but what is the shortcut to go back to normal?
This are really cool hidden gems. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Very intelligent program. Respect to the developers.