TIP 4 - SHIFT+LEft or Right arrows does the same thing. It's much easier to do, specially if you setup shortcuts. TIP 7 - The "`" (tilde) makes the screen in timeline view. OR just setup a keyboard shortcut for 'Full Screen Timeline'.
This is really made in a great way! Super pedagogy and easy to follow. Big thanks to you. I'm just surprised that you don't have a ton of subscribers??? Your video deserves much more attention !!! Keep up the good work! / Matti in Northern Sweden
Thank you so much for the kind words!! And for showing me the word "pedagogy" lol. And hopefully one day the subscriber count will get up there! But as long as im providing value to a few people these videos will continue! Much love to Sweden!!!
Liked and subscribed! I need more of those tips. Already putting all of those shortcuts on sticky notes all around my desk. Thank you very much, that will speed up my production process A LOT. Please keep up a good job, and thank you for sharing all of those with us! Cheers!
Its an OLD LG ultrawide. I wont bother with telling you the specific one because I would not recommend it. The screenspace is nice but the color accuracy isnt great and the HDMI port is very fragile (if the cord get barely tapped it blacks out the screen). Its probably around a 2018 model so I will be in the market for a new monitor soon. I love the ultrawide but will be spending the extra money for something with more color accuracy.
Great content but it would have been easier if you included how you set up your shortcuts because following along ain't possible and I've found myself trying to create a shortcut but I don't know the name of the action I'm looking for to assign it to a key I want
Understandable! Check out my first video and I show how I setup some of the keyboard shortcuts! You can also download and import my keyboard shortcuts from my website in the description. Theres a video on the page that shows how to do it. Hope that helps :)
Yea I use the "CMD-SHIFT- " a good bit! It's another one the be careful of though when the timeline gets complex. But when building the first draft it's a great way to swap clips! And thank you! I'm stoked you like it!
You literally answered my question for adding clips on top of one another using the keyboard shortcuts while not adding the audio. 10/10 we need a 3rd tips and tricks video NOW🗣️🗣️🗣️
Glad I found your channel. Just started to learn daVinci Resolve 19 and that’s great opportunity to start with good habits. I love to fly with my mini drone but it’s hard to do post production. Hope it will be better soon :). Wish you milion subs!
Thanks so much for the kind words! And awesome dude! If your computer is ever slow playing that footage back make sure to use proxies! That will help a ton!
BROOOOO YOU JUST FOUND THE ANSWER TO MY MISSING QUESTIONNN!!! mannn! im recomending this to everyone in my class since we are learning davinci resolve.
@@ConnerJohn The Keyboard shortcut "P" that you've always mentioned, really did reduce a lot of time in my editing workflow, and since ive already finished your other video, ive been looking for this shortcut where there's a method to add it as broll and without audio, and then thankfully i found yours which did answered my questions.
not sure i completely understand your question. But maybe try highlighting all of your clips and hit (Command + T) to add default transition at each clip. I dont use the speed editor so in that aspect i cant help, sorry.
This by far one of the most useful and efficient tutorials on DR. Hope your honeymoon was awesome. Earned a subscribe from me (Btw, LOVE the homemade UA-cam button! I was thinking the same thing for my studio setup 😅). Moose Tracks ice cream (Kawartha Lakes dairy in Ontario, Canada)
Thank you so much! Im so glad to hear that this helped you! Hahaha yea I had fun making that. I kinda want to make a wood or paper mache one lol. and instead of saying (for reaching 1,000,000 subscribers) it will just say (for trying your best). I just realized I havent said mine.... The tonight Dough from ben and jerries. But if B&J isnt an option than its also moose tracks! Much love to Canada!
You can head to list view and right click on the column layout. From there find "usage". You can then sort by usage and either apply a color to the clip or build a new bin based on that. Also, You can use a smart bin. Create a new smart bin and select "media pool properties" - "usage" - "is greater than" - "1". Create the smart bin and youll have a bin of all your used clips without having to change the original structuring of the project.
I’ll give you a video idea. Da Vinci 10x faster WORKFLOW (go from end to end from importing, to edit, to whatever you do next like titles, audio, grade whatever, shorts, etc)
Love that idea. And that would be a LONGGGG video lol. I have tons of tips and tricks for every step of a full video workflow. I would love to make that full video one day. In the meantime, I might do that on UA-cam live soon so its more personable and easier to answer questions right away! Thanks for the idea!
Like and Subscribe didn't glow, but could be because they've already been clicked/selected! But yeah, when other UA-camrs say it, there's a little colourful highlight
One thing that's really unappealing for me is the overall layout. It's just so unintuitive that you gotta watch tutorials on youtube to even begin to understand this mess. Almost nothing is clear when you open this program for the first time. For example, a thing as simple as chroma key is so weird to do in davinci compared to other editing softwares. I used movavi for quite a while, there you just click on the clip, go to options, select chroma key and set it up. Right after you can position the object where you want by just dragging it on the screen. While in davinci you got 5 different tabs below, gotta swich to one of them, click a mysterious symbol, click on the green background,click on another mysterious symbol, go back to the previous tab and I don't even know yet how to move the object to a certain position. While davinci offers many options and provides a huge potential for the things you can do which is quite appealing, the layout is such a mess that it kinda scares me off...
I totally understand the frustrations. And there are times when using other softwares for super quick effects is more appealing. That being said, I believe that Davinci is the best software to edit without limiting what is possible. Let's take your keying example. Everything you said is possible in Davinci and it might take a couple more clicks but, I would assume, that DaVinci has a lot more tools to fine-tune the key and get a better look. And all of it can be done on the same tab (The edit tab) Here's how: -Select your clip, head the effects panel, and type in "keyer" (And make sure search all folders is selected) - Drag the keyer of choice (I like the 3D keyer) onto the clip - Click the drop-down on the bottom left of the viewer window and select "Open FX overlay" - Drag on the window what you would like to key out. Then your key is complete - Go back to the dropdown and select "Transform" - Then you can click and drag to position the footage where you would like. If you want to be scared of a professional editing suite.... open Premiere Pro or after effects lol. That being said, it is all very subjective. I will joke about other editing software and how I hate them but the reality is... They are all great in their own ways. Whichever software is easiest for you to bring your vision to life is the software you should use. And when you want to experiment with a new software you have to give yourself plenty of time to learn and be patient. When I switched from Premiere, my immediate reaction was to bail on Davinci because of the same concerns you have. But I am SO GLAD I powered through and stuck with DaVinci. Welp.... that was a rant.... thank you for attending my TEDxTalk.
There are lots of features that are easier in CapCut and other softwares. The question is always... can the software im using do everything I want to do for the edit and how much control do I have over the fine tuning. But if someone took some clips on their phone and wont to throw together a quick, simple, video. Then capcut is a great option! But if you want to color grade log footage, add advanced VFX, and have full control of the footage and audio than I'd always recommend Davinci
@@ConnerJohn Yes I know DaVinci Resolve is very good software but many necessary features of other software need to be added to DaVinci Resolve. And I myself use both DaVinci Resolve and CapCut
@@ConnerJohn Yes I know DaVinci Resolve is very good software, but many necessary features of other software need to be added to DaVinci Resolve. And I myself use both DaVinci Resolve and CapCut
I agree! Always room for improvement. Im still waiting for them to make a larger retime curve window within the edit tab. For both speed and transform controls.
@@ConnerJohn Yes, The editing page should have keyframe features like those on the Fusion page, along with motion blur, and timeline similar to CapCut. 😅💀This would make the editing process much more enjoyable.
Hey Conner Thanks for the great video again ….I have already DM you for your logi mx master mouse config on davinci…If possible can you please check out and help me out
Ahaha ok... well if you're on a pc... Replace "Command" with "Ctrl" and "option" with the "ALT" key. There... now this tutorial is for MAC and Windows.
Can you tell me which software is use for this type of editing.how can I do this type of video editing. ua-cam.com/video/sSmL1-qWl10/v-deo.htmlsi=UjrxqAyqL6FirYpS
TIP 4 - SHIFT+LEft or Right arrows does the same thing. It's much easier to do, specially if you setup shortcuts.
TIP 7 - The "`" (tilde) makes the screen in timeline view. OR just setup a keyboard shortcut for 'Full Screen Timeline'.
Had not thought to use dynamic zoom in an adjustment clip. And had no idea you could create the pan as well as zoom. Wow.
Yes it’s a tip a lot of people don’t think of!! Glad you liked it!!
Thats a sweet 1963 Falcon 🤩
It really is the highlight of the whole video
It’s so cool ❤
Keep the tips coming!!! Please I need more of this series
@@moono_lith glad you enjoyed it! Checkout part 2! And more to come!
Whoops…. This was part 2 lol. More coming soon haha!
GREAT TIPS DUDE! This definitely helps me since I'm just starting with Davinci!
Thanks dude!!
Super useful thanks for making this!
Glad you got value!! You're very welcome!
Sir, please keep making such kind of informative videos on resolve. It is really beneficial for the true enhancement in productivity.
Will do! Thanks for the kind words! Any specific subjects you would like to see?
This is really made in a great way! Super pedagogy and easy to follow. Big thanks to you. I'm just surprised that you don't have a ton of subscribers??? Your video deserves much more attention !!!
Keep up the good work!
/ Matti in Northern Sweden
Thank you so much for the kind words!! And for showing me the word "pedagogy" lol. And hopefully one day the subscriber count will get up there! But as long as im providing value to a few people these videos will continue! Much love to Sweden!!!
What version do you have? I have the latest paid version and don't have any searchable Help Menu.
Oh I see now! Yea I think that is only an Apple feature :/ Sorry!
Watching on an iPhone 11 from dem rep of Congo, they didn’t glow 😔
But I clicked it. I like your explaining
Well thanks for liking and subscribing! Glad you learned something :)
Liked and subscribed! I need more of those tips. Already putting all of those shortcuts on sticky notes all around my desk. Thank you very much, that will speed up my production process A LOT.
Please keep up a good job, and thank you for sharing all of those with us!
Cheers!
So glad you enjoyed them! You'll have them memorized in no time!
You can fit a lot of tracks on your monitor without having to scroll, which screen do you use?
Its an OLD LG ultrawide. I wont bother with telling you the specific one because I would not recommend it. The screenspace is nice but the color accuracy isnt great and the HDMI port is very fragile (if the cord get barely tapped it blacks out the screen). Its probably around a 2018 model so I will be in the market for a new monitor soon. I love the ultrawide but will be spending the extra money for something with more color accuracy.
Great content but it would have been easier if you included how you set up your shortcuts because following along ain't possible and I've found myself trying to create a shortcut but I don't know the name of the action I'm looking for to assign it to a key I want
Understandable! Check out my first video and I show how I setup some of the keyboard shortcuts! You can also download and import my keyboard shortcuts from my website in the description. Theres a video on the page that shows how to do it. Hope that helps :)
Can you do a video for the mouse shortcuts?
Cmd + shirt + , or . to swap clips
Good take is a genius idea 🔥
Yea I use the "CMD-SHIFT- " a good bit! It's another one the be careful of though when the timeline gets complex. But when building the first draft it's a great way to swap clips!
And thank you! I'm stoked you like it!
You literally answered my question for adding clips on top of one another using the keyboard shortcuts while not adding the audio. 10/10 we need a 3rd tips and tricks video NOW🗣️🗣️🗣️
@@Juanzla ayeee I gotchu!!!
Love these tips! Thanks for the mention!
Thanks for the great question so I could share it with others!
Please, keep it up! Very helpful!
Thanks Bobby!! Will do!
Thanks for the tips❤❤❤ love from India❤❤❤
Glad you liked them! Much love to India 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanx bro for some unknown tips to me. Thank you 🙏
@@ameetpawar4391 stoked you learned something!! Happy to help!
Even more of a Legend
Ahaha takes one to know one!
They did glow and I did click them lol 🔥 great video!!
Ayee happy to hear that! Thank you so much!!!
Ok this has been the best tips I've seen thus far. Great job this is really going to help.
Yayyy love to hear that! Thank you!
Awesome! These tips are relevant and useful to the type of editing I do! THANK YOU!
@@TrainmanPaul yayyy so glad to hear!! Happy to help!!
it's really helpful 💯💯💯💯
Glad you think so!
Thanks. Great tips.
Happy to help!
Glad I found your channel. Just started to learn daVinci Resolve 19 and that’s great opportunity to start with good habits.
I love to fly with my mini drone but it’s hard to do post production. Hope it will be better soon :).
Wish you milion subs!
Thanks so much for the kind words! And awesome dude! If your computer is ever slow playing that footage back make sure to use proxies! That will help a ton!
BROOOOO YOU JUST FOUND THE ANSWER TO MY MISSING QUESTIONNN!!! mannn! im recomending this to everyone in my class since we are learning davinci resolve.
@@Foldersprd ayeeee I love to hear that! What was the question?!
@@ConnerJohn The Keyboard shortcut "P" that you've always mentioned, really did reduce a lot of time in my editing workflow, and since ive already finished your other video, ive been looking for this shortcut where there's a method to add it as broll and without audio, and then thankfully i found yours which did answered my questions.
@ stoked to hear that!!!
After the first tip I knew this video was gonna be super helpful. subbed!
Thanks for the sub! I appreciate the heck outta it. Glad you got some value!
Yes!!!! Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤😍
Yayuhhhh happy to help!
Love your videos brotha!!! Another great post!!!
MY MAN!!! Thank you!!
do you know how to add video only smart cut transitions preferably with the speed editor only?
not sure i completely understand your question. But maybe try highlighting all of your clips and hit (Command + T) to add default transition at each clip. I dont use the speed editor so in that aspect i cant help, sorry.
some amazing tips again!
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the tips. Greetings from Argentina 💟
Happy to help! Much Love to Argentina! Cheers!
🔥🔥🔥 VIDEO!!!! Thanks bro
Glad you liked it!! Thank you!
This by far one of the most useful and efficient tutorials on DR. Hope your honeymoon was awesome. Earned a subscribe from me (Btw, LOVE the homemade UA-cam button! I was thinking the same thing for my studio setup 😅).
Moose Tracks ice cream (Kawartha Lakes dairy in Ontario, Canada)
Thank you so much! Im so glad to hear that this helped you! Hahaha yea I had fun making that. I kinda want to make a wood or paper mache one lol. and instead of saying (for reaching 1,000,000 subscribers) it will just say (for trying your best). I just realized I havent said mine.... The tonight Dough from ben and jerries. But if B&J isnt an option than its also moose tracks! Much love to Canada!
Bro your vids are so clutch. Sittin at work thinking about editing and got this notification. Can’t wait to watch later!
Ayeee thanks dude!! Excited to hear your thoughts! Have a good day at work!
Great video! The tip about dynamic zoom is a life saver. I always get the diamonds confused lol. Going to play around with it tonight!
Stoked you like it!! Lol yea keyframing within the edit tab can be confusing.
gotta love a tip within a tip.
Just the tip...in tips... with a tip on the tip
Great tips, hope you can make more because i just change software. I come from Vietnam
Cheers to Vietnam! Glad you liked the video! I’ll definitely be making more 🤘🏻🤘🏻
How can I have clips in the media pool marked that have already been used?
You can head to list view and right click on the column layout. From there find "usage". You can then sort by usage and either apply a color to the clip or build a new bin based on that.
Also, You can use a smart bin. Create a new smart bin and select "media pool properties" - "usage" - "is greater than" - "1".
Create the smart bin and youll have a bin of all your used clips without having to change the original structuring of the project.
I’ll give you a video idea. Da Vinci 10x faster WORKFLOW (go from end to end from importing, to edit, to whatever you do next like titles, audio, grade whatever, shorts, etc)
Love that idea. And that would be a LONGGGG video lol. I have tons of tips and tricks for every step of a full video workflow. I would love to make that full video one day. In the meantime, I might do that on UA-cam live soon so its more personable and easier to answer questions right away! Thanks for the idea!
Yes it did glow and I subscribed. These are great tips. Enjoy your honeymoon!
Thank you so much! Stoked you enjoyed the video! And thanks! The honeymoon was incredible
oh yeah more of the goodies :)
Yayuhhhhh!!
cookies and cream ice cream. haha!
Very good safe bet! Can’t go wrong with that! Thanks for watching !!
@ConnerJohn no worries. 😊
Tough call - chocolate or bunny tracks
Both great options. Can never go wrong with classic chocolate
coffee ice cream 🍨
Thats definitely in my top 3. Thanks for watching!!
Man, really enjoyed it. Enjoy your honeymoon!
Thank you so much!! We had an incredible time!
Like and Subscribe didn't glow, but could be because they've already been clicked/selected! But yeah, when other UA-camrs say it, there's a little colourful highlight
Well im stoked to hear you had already selected them!
One thing that's really unappealing for me is the overall layout. It's just so unintuitive that you gotta watch tutorials on youtube to even begin to understand this mess. Almost nothing is clear when you open this program for the first time.
For example, a thing as simple as chroma key is so weird to do in davinci compared to other editing softwares. I used movavi for quite a while, there you just click on the clip, go to options, select chroma key and set it up. Right after you can position the object where you want by just dragging it on the screen. While in davinci you got 5 different tabs below, gotta swich to one of them, click a mysterious symbol, click on the green background,click on another mysterious symbol, go back to the previous tab and I don't even know yet how to move the object to a certain position.
While davinci offers many options and provides a huge potential for the things you can do which is quite appealing, the layout is such a mess that it kinda scares me off...
I totally understand the frustrations. And there are times when using other softwares for super quick effects is more appealing.
That being said, I believe that Davinci is the best software to edit without limiting what is possible.
Let's take your keying example. Everything you said is possible in Davinci and it might take a couple more clicks but, I would assume, that DaVinci has a lot more tools to fine-tune the key and get a better look. And all of it can be done on the same tab (The edit tab)
Here's how:
-Select your clip, head the effects panel, and type in "keyer" (And make sure search all folders is selected)
- Drag the keyer of choice (I like the 3D keyer) onto the clip
- Click the drop-down on the bottom left of the viewer window and select "Open FX overlay"
- Drag on the window what you would like to key out.
Then your key is complete
- Go back to the dropdown and select "Transform"
- Then you can click and drag to position the footage where you would like.
If you want to be scared of a professional editing suite.... open Premiere Pro or after effects lol.
That being said, it is all very subjective. I will joke about other editing software and how I hate them but the reality is... They are all great in their own ways. Whichever software is easiest for you to bring your vision to life is the software you should use. And when you want to experiment with a new software you have to give yourself plenty of time to learn and be patient.
When I switched from Premiere, my immediate reaction was to bail on Davinci because of the same concerns you have. But I am SO GLAD I powered through and stuck with DaVinci.
Welp.... that was a rant.... thank you for attending my TEDxTalk.
sweet
Little bit a sweet to add to your morning coffee.
the buttons didn't glow, I think it only works if you say the word like when you ask someone to like the video
Good to know!! Still a fun test lol
It worked for me in an iPhone UA-cam app
@@mikejilek3388 really? idk maybe it just doesn't work on desktop sometimes then.
❤
Thank you!
Looks like Apple, I'm on a PC.
@@jimcrawford4317 all these tips will still work!
3:56👍👍 4:57 but this is easily done in capcut😶🌫
There are lots of features that are easier in CapCut and other softwares. The question is always... can the software im using do everything I want to do for the edit and how much control do I have over the fine tuning. But if someone took some clips on their phone and wont to throw together a quick, simple, video. Then capcut is a great option! But if you want to color grade log footage, add advanced VFX, and have full control of the footage and audio than I'd always recommend Davinci
@@ConnerJohn Yes I know DaVinci Resolve is very good software but many necessary features of other software need to be added to DaVinci Resolve. And I myself use both DaVinci Resolve and CapCut
@@ConnerJohn Yes I know DaVinci Resolve is very good software, but many necessary features of other software need to be added to DaVinci Resolve. And I myself use both DaVinci Resolve and CapCut
I agree! Always room for improvement. Im still waiting for them to make a larger retime curve window within the edit tab. For both speed and transform controls.
@@ConnerJohn Yes, The editing page should have keyframe features like those on the Fusion page, along with motion blur, and timeline similar to CapCut. 😅💀This would make the editing process much more enjoyable.
Yah mine has Glow 🌟🌟🌟😂
Ahaha yayyy thats awesome!!
Hey Conner Thanks for the great video again ….I have already DM you for your logi mx master mouse config on davinci…If possible can you please check out and help me out
Ayooo wasup! I’ll send that over tomorrow morning! I didn’t get in though. Can you shoot it on Instagram @_ConnerJohn
Lousy tutorial. These are MAC commands. He doesn't know how to teach.
Ahaha ok... well if you're on a pc... Replace "Command" with "Ctrl" and "option" with the "ALT" key. There... now this tutorial is for MAC and Windows.
Can you tell me which software is use for this type of editing.how can I do this type of video editing.
ua-cam.com/video/sSmL1-qWl10/v-deo.htmlsi=UjrxqAyqL6FirYpS
Davinci resolve! You can do that in the fusion page with either a 3d camera or a composition with keyframed transform node