Thanks man, I spent two days trying this effect for a 5 second animation, but the result is amazing. You have a new subscriber, I want to check other tutorial like this. Thanks 🔥
that was a wonderful video mate, I appreciate the that you took the time to really polish the animation up and showcase some techniques that don't get a lot of attention. I can see myself making a lot of changes to how I work with some of the stuff shown here.
I do alot of graphics, including 3d and vector stuff, but i never learnt video editing much at all just the basic pp filters or luts 💁. But now im trying to learn it and i feel so mad that i never tried it b4, it's just so awesome. I watch a UA-camr with similar editing to vox, and I've always been crazed by how much the vfx and sfx impact the overall video, the channel name is Johnny Harris btw. Super cool tutorial 👌👌👏
this is amazing, this video isnt just how to replicate, for beginners like me, it allows me to explore davinci resolve and learn new skills in the video, while also making a really cool project. i maybe one year late but this is amazing. Keep it up!
Hey, man. What an insightful video. But I had one question, can we create a template for such animations in DaVinci Resolve? There's a concept in coding, DRY: Don't Repeat Yourself. If I were to create such animations on a daily basis, an animation template would save so much time, all I would need to do is add necessary text and images and tweak some properties if necessary, and voila! It's done.
Just do everything in fusion, instead of creating shit loads of tracks. Because it's in fusion, you can export it as settings files, which are just like the presets that content creators sells. It'll probably faster and more flexible.
All of the animation where elements slide into view can be replaced with a push transition added at the beginning… I took the time to make one in each direction with a nice smooth curve and saved them as user presets 😊 Saved so much time!
My god. Thank you. I have lost the number of times I've googled this exact thing only for search results to show me random nonsense. PS: I recently figured out how to do a Microfilm like effect with this animation style, especially when I want to show PDFs and whatnot in the video. My PDF reader, Zathura, does a nightmode that give PDFs instant microfilm look. I then screenrecorded me browsing through the salient parts of the PDF. This sorta removed the need to a lot of the Fusion parts of the workflow and it was my little workaround cause I couldn't figure this out. Thank you.
Wow thank you for this walkthough dude! Very detailed and great use of the edit page. I would have done everything in fusion which would be way more confusing ^^
Subbed because of the great explanation! There's just so much to learn and explore in Fusion. Hoping you'll share more videos on these kinds of effects/edits in Resolve. Thank you so much for this!
I am going to delete Davinci resolve. I feel Davinci resolve is not powerful as adobe premiere pro. now I watch Lurcher I feel this softer more power full than premiere pro. thank you so much to make this amazing video about editing.
Incredible, man! This is the exact kind of thing I was looking for. One question: Is there a way to turn some of this stuff into presets? It's a timely process, and would be awesome to have shortcuts for it. Maybe that can be another video! Thanks :)
I was reading your comment while walking and turned my head to the left side and coincidentally saw a box on which the word 'Legend' was written. *surprised pikachu face* 😧
Hi - I'm trying to learn best practice for video editing. When making a longer video, you would just export this one section and bring it into a separate timeline where you edit the full video together right? (like how you make animations in After Effects then later bring it into Premier for the full movie)? If you have a voice overlay how do you guys get the timing synced to the animation?
2:15 Just FYI guys, I found out if you're white area is too small (like cutting out a couple sentences using snipping tool for example) the luma tool wont work. Use a large area and just crop it in the inspector.
This is truly one of the most amazing tutorial out there. I was searching for this for so long, honestly didnt think that editing would be this simple. Thanks a lot. P.S Can you please tell me the bg audio that you used from 20:15 ?
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You are an absolute genius, i hope you never stop making these tutorials dude.
With that kind of support. It's difficult to stop 🙏
@@MotionEpic youre the best brother keep it up
Honestly wow , just blown away with the level of value this content has impacted my editing
Thanks man, I spent two days trying this effect for a 5 second animation, but the result is amazing. You have a new subscriber, I want to check other tutorial like this. Thanks 🔥
Glad to hear that mate 👍
@@MotionEpic thanks, if you want I'll put here the results 😁
Hehe here the final result ❤️ ua-cam.com/video/hdFv_q1lzxg/v-deo.html
that was a wonderful video mate, I appreciate the that you took the time to really polish the animation up and showcase some techniques that don't get a lot of attention. I can see myself making a lot of changes to how I work with some of the stuff shown here.
Glad I could help!
I do alot of graphics, including 3d and vector stuff, but i never learnt video editing much at all just the basic pp filters or luts 💁. But now im trying to learn it and i feel so mad that i never tried it b4, it's just so awesome. I watch a UA-camr with similar editing to vox, and I've always been crazed by how much the vfx and sfx impact the overall video, the channel name is Johnny Harris btw. Super cool tutorial 👌👌👏
Hands down , the best tutorial. please continue these series. Thanks 🙏
this is amazing, this video isnt just how to replicate, for beginners like me, it allows me to explore davinci resolve and learn new skills in the video, while also making a really cool project. i maybe one year late but this is amazing. Keep it up!
I can't thank you enough bro. I spent so long looking for this tutorial.
Thank you, brilliant tutorial as always! I've changed from Hitfilm to Davinci Resolve, so hoping for more like this one!
Hey, man. What an insightful video. But I had one question, can we create a template for such animations in DaVinci Resolve? There's a concept in coding, DRY: Don't Repeat Yourself. If I were to create such animations on a daily basis, an animation template would save so much time, all I would need to do is add necessary text and images and tweak some properties if necessary, and voila! It's done.
Just do everything in fusion, instead of creating shit loads of tracks. Because it's in fusion, you can export it as settings files, which are just like the presets that content creators sells. It'll probably faster and more flexible.
@@spectrexfpvu mean davinchi resolve fusion??
He need to do it in fusion instead.
@@spectrexfpvwow now i need a tutorial for fusion version 🥺
All of the animation where elements slide into view can be replaced with a push transition added at the beginning… I took the time to make one in each direction with a nice smooth curve and saved them as user presets 😊 Saved so much time!
My god. Thank you. I have lost the number of times I've googled this exact thing only for search results to show me random nonsense.
PS: I recently figured out how to do a Microfilm like effect with this animation style, especially when I want to show PDFs and whatnot in the video. My PDF reader, Zathura, does a nightmode that give PDFs instant microfilm look. I then screenrecorded me browsing through the salient parts of the PDF. This sorta removed the need to a lot of the Fusion parts of the workflow and it was my little workaround cause I couldn't figure this out. Thank you.
Still very effective; a few years later! 🔥🔥
Your workflow is making me download resolve! This software looks way smoother than the premiere pro experience
davinci resolve 18 is like the GOD version of all editing software.BTW your voice is also soothing .
loved your content.❤❤
I just did this animation following your guidance. Thank you! I learned a lot. Looking forward to the Magnatesmedia tutorial.
Thank you. Was looking for something like this for a while.
More animations in this style would be appreciated!
You got it!
yes this is something that i've been looking for davinci resolve
You are a genius my friend, really learned a lot from this video just now!!
Glad to hear.
Been looking for resolve tutorials, man you saved my day. Expecting more quality tutorials from you man keep at it
Thank you for the free content. It improved my DR skills
Thank you a lot! Learned a lot of new things from this video!
Great 👍
What the ?? I couldn't even know this was even possible !! Thank you man! ❤️
Need more content like this..
amazing video ! Its crazy how i didn't know about the double rectangle and multiply effect to mask super quickly a highlighted section. I subscribed !
Glad you liked it!
That's is not what I was looking for. This is even better. Thanks a lot!
Woah. Scared me there for a second 😅. I'm glad you found it useful.
Wow thank you for this walkthough dude! Very detailed and great use of the edit page. I would have done everything in fusion which would be way more confusing ^^
Subbed because of the great explanation! There's just so much to learn and explore in Fusion. Hoping you'll share more videos on these kinds of effects/edits in Resolve. Thank you so much for this!
Amazing work brother it was just so helpful. I was searching to learn this for so long. keep it up🙌🙌
Cool effect in the cinema. A working version and can be used in various projects. Thank you. We are waiting for more similar decisions
More to come!
You are so talented mate
Great video! Super detailed. Many creators when making these videos just neglect to have this amount of care, or kind of just don't show you. Thanks
Trying to slowly learn Fusion, thanks for the tutorial, pretty cool!
Ma Shaa Allah much needed video 😍
I really appreciate you making this, your voice is soothing and you get to the point. Perfect :)
BRO THIS WAS EPIC wow thank you so much for this you are becoming a DR BOSS #keepfilming!
I appreciate that!
You can also use push transition for initial animation. Other things were dope from the adjustment layer part. ✌😊
Thank you!
I've learned tremndous amount of knowledge from this video :D
this is EXACTLY what I was looking for. thank you so much!
Brilliant. You're a master. Thanks so much.
Easy to follow and very well made thanks keep doing tutorials of this quality
More to come!
This old video but i just found thia niceeee very got a sub
This is SOOO COOL!
Thank you for your tutorial,.. What can I say more.. Just amazing
Man your content is top level please continue this !
Great job. Really easy to follow and so fun to be able to reproduce it !
I am going to delete Davinci resolve. I feel Davinci resolve is not powerful as adobe premiere pro. now I watch Lurcher I feel this softer more power full than premiere pro. thank you so much to make this amazing video about editing.
Exactly what I'm looking for! Thank you!
thank you so much for sharing this tutorial and i hope you can sharing more videos like this motion ghraphic style
Thankyou so much😊
Man, this video is soo helpful
Please make more videos on Vox editing breakdown🙏
Fantastic video! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge with everyone.
Thanks, it's exactly what's I looking for !!
Incredible, man! This is the exact kind of thing I was looking for. One question: Is there a way to turn some of this stuff into presets? It's a timely process, and would be awesome to have shortcuts for it. Maybe that can be another video! Thanks :)
Thank You So much it was so much fun😁.....
You're helpful at a very insane level.
thanks man
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I Know how to do motion design now
Thanks man, you’re talented 🙏🙏
You're my hero"
EPIC!! Thank you, that was really helpful!
This is brilliant!!!! please more videos like this! New sub🙌
great tutorial man, but where did you get the music and the sfx for the clip at the beginning? thanks
20 minutes to make a 3 second animation is crazy
This is amazing man, please make some more of these edit like Vox vids.
Absolutely genius! 💯
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for this tutorial!
Wow! This is brilliant!
Thanks for checking it out
you are very good at editing. I see this tutorial and know I also make it on mobile
amazing and incredibly helpful... love your work!
Those sound effects *really* sell the animation and I'd love to know where you got them.
you are great bro. i hope you will continue this good work. you r so much helpful
We need more of this!
You really are a master!
The animation tutorial was so easy to follow up , but please can you make a video for audios
thanks, I've learned a lot in this video.
Glad to hear it!
Awesome tutorial brother! Keep going
Thanks a lot brother :)
Bro that was really good. Thanks
WOW THANKS YOU ARE A LEGEND
I was reading your comment while walking and turned my head to the left side and coincidentally saw a box on which the word 'Legend' was written. *surprised pikachu face* 😧
this is super helpful! thank you
Thank you!!!
No problem
Hi - I'm trying to learn best practice for video editing. When making a longer video, you would just export this one section and bring it into a separate timeline where you edit the full video together right? (like how you make animations in After Effects then later bring it into Premier for the full movie)? If you have a voice overlay how do you guys get the timing synced to the animation?
Dope man, thx
BIG BIG UA-cam CHANNEL KEEP GOING
that's sick bro, keep it up in davinci resolve, thanks
🙏
bro WTF this is very cool keep up this work amazing
Thanks! Will do.
2:15 Just FYI guys, I found out if you're white area is too small (like cutting out a couple sentences using snipping tool for example) the luma tool wont work. Use a large area and just crop it in the inspector.
This is truly one of the most amazing tutorial out there. I was searching for this for so long, honestly didnt think that editing would be this simple. Thanks a lot.
P.S Can you please tell me the bg audio that you used from 20:15 ?
Glad it helped!
Amazing video tutorial !!!
so good man... keep them coming
This is really helpful, I have oje question how to save this as preset because i dont want to repeat the same steps for next project.
Love you bro ❤❤
Thanks man it really helped me
Thanks a lot
Just fits what I want
This is awesome. Cheers mate
I'm glad you like it
great work dude 🔥🔥
oh. man! were were you. I was trapped between those creepy people teaching like .. gonna eat your whole playlist
Thank you so much!
Wow, thanks man thats a great video.
Glad you like it
Thank you very much ♥️
🤯🤯🤯