Check out this video on Color Grading Basics in Davinci Resolve → ua-cam.com/video/Gz_QzBdHDYc/v-deo.html **UPDATE** - Toggling the timeline snapping is defaults to the "N" key, not to "S" like I had mentioned in the video. That is from my custom layout.
If anyone wants the notes: Vertical scroll wheel - scroll wheel Horizontal scroll wheel: command + scroll Vertical Zoom (track size): shift + scroll Horizontal Zoom: option + scroll Arrow keys help move playhead For a full second (shift + right arrow) Down arrow: end of clip Up arrow: Start of clip To nudge a clip to the right by one frame: period -To the left: comma -To go five frames add shift plus period/ comma Turn Snapping tool on and off by using S Use snapping tool to move clip by a frame at a time Trim mode: automatically moves clip so it puts it against where the edit was To go back to regular mode (selection mode) - V To enable or Disable Clips: D Cut where playhead is: command + b Ripple Delete: shift + delete Ripple Trimp to right of playhead: shift+command+] Ripple trim start to playhead: shift+command+[ To paste settings onto another clip, hit command+C then highlight desired clip to paste and hit Alt+V to paste specific attributes Temporarily unlink clips: Option + Select Use Auto Track Selector to turn off so all tracks don’t get impacted by edit Select clips forward one track: Y Select clips behind playhead one track: Command Y Select clips forward all tracks: option + Y Select clips back all tracks: option + command + Y Retime Controls: Command + R then move playhead where you want and drag cursor to it R = change clip speed
Some cool functions are: 1) Power Bins. They are really powerful. Allowing you to put your frequently used media into it, like memes, music, and sound effects. In a new project, you then pull the folders into the project master folder and are now able to search everything. It is much much faster than having to search everything in the windows file explorer. The structure could look like this: Master - audio - footage - memes - music - sound effects - stock footage Having the footage in its separate folder makes the project explorer look really clean. 2) Adjustment layers can be amazing to save time. Not just for color grading but I also put effects on them. For example, if I have static footage where I want to add a little movement I put camera shake on the adjustment layer do my settings once, and then put the adjustment layer into the power bin so I can always reuse it. 3) If you have effects you frequently use with similar settings use the ability to save to make presets.
I used a stickie on my Mac: you can copy this: Vertical scroll wheel - scroll wheel Horizontal scroll wheel: command + scroll Vertical Zoom (track size): shift + scroll Horizontal Zoom: option + scroll Arrow keys help move playhead For a full second (shift + right arrow) Down arrow: end of clip Up arrow: Start of clip To nudge a clip to the right by one frame: period -To the left: comma -To go five frames add shift plus period/ comma Turn Snapping tool on and off by using S Use snapping tool to move clip by a frame at a time Trim mode: automatically moves clip so it puts it against where the edit was To go back to regular mode (selection mode) - V To enable or Disable Clips: D Cut where playhead is: command + b Ripple Delete: shift + delete Ripple Trimp to right of playhead: shift+command+] Ripple trim start to playhead: shift+command+[ To paste settings onto another clip, hit command+C then highlight desired clip to paste and hit Alt+V to paste specific attributes Temporarily unlink clips: Option + Select Use Auto Track Selector to turn off so all tracks don’t get impacted by edit Select clips forward one track: Y Select clips behind playhead one track: Command Y Select clips forward all tracks: option + Y Select clips back all tracks: option + command + Y Retime Controls: Command + R then move playhead where you want and drag cursor to it R = change clip speed
Organization is key!! 😂 I set all my clip colors to the number keys and F keys so when I’m cutting I just press one button and it automatically colors that for me. I have a system with those and when I review clips I know which color is used for what. Especially if you have gaming clips.
If you want to reset the transform options after you moved something around (zoom, moved up, etc) when a clip is selected, double click the option you want to change. Example being if you want to reset the zoom, just double click the word zoom and it goes back to its original position.
You simplified so many things I've been looking for in other videos in less than like 30 seconds each. Idk why other people are so long-winded. Thanks homie!
One of the things me and my coworker hot keyed is "Auto Align Clips By Waveform" and "Unlink/Relink Clips" Toggle. Super helpful if you're making a lot of short videos with external mic audio. Also, keep premade intros and outros in a master bin if you're working across different projects!
I don't know how is it possible to have only a bit over 7.000 views in this video. It's so helpful and full of information. I'm coming back to it constantly. Thank you for the time you put to make this video!!!
Great video Dunna, nice to see someone moving from Premiere Pro and showing that you don't have to use software that costs a fortune and you can use something that is totally free that does just what most people need! Love the orange loading bar on the Skillshare text, very subtle dude 🤘
Funny thing is that I bought the studio version within like a week of starting to use davinci 😂 so I ended up spending a bunch of money on it anyway. But just once. And thanks for the kind words! That was one of my first experiments in fusion!
@@dunnadidityeah well you probably will make use of the paid for version 😜😜 There are lots of people that want to have a go at editing and the majority of UA-cam videos are Premiere Pro, I've found Davinci Resolve and picked up the basics really easily and made a couple of videos recently, but knowing more shortcuts will defo help 👍
As a longtime user of Final Cut Pro X just beginning the transition to Davinci Resolve, this video is INCREDIBLY helpful. Resolve seems so incredibly intuitive, but from a completely different angle than Final Cut.. hence the re-learning process. Thank you!
If there's not a shirt available that says Time is Money and Money is Coffee soon, I'm going to be highly disappointed Dunna. Solid tips man! I think the only one I would have added is all of the JKL functions: J: Play in Reverse K: Pause L: Play Hold K and J/L: Play in Slow Motion Hold K and Tap J/L: Move forward/backward by one frame Also, tapping J or L while the video is playing will increase the speed. AND now I know what Monday's video is going to be about lol.
if you have two screens there is a dual screen mode in the "workspace" tab which i find very convenient you can press L to play forward, if you press L twice, it will play the video faster vithout changing the actual speed of the video.
New Resolve user here from Shotcut. I spent several hours looking for vid tutorial on how I can move the playhead without dragging it each time. Or moving it to start/ end of clips. Finally, this video! Thank you so much! Life and time saver. Money saver? Soon. Well, if I could save time editing, save electricity, then save money. So yes, still a money saver! lol.
Knew a lot but learned a few things, for instance the option Y to select all tracks instead of activating it and disabling it again. Option select to delink clips on the fly. Allways something to learn on your NLE ! 😁 Cheers Dunna 🙏
Just stumbled onto this video and damn, thank you so much! Been trying my best to learn this program and it's progressing slowly but nicely and this video really helps out 💪
You literally saved me. Every other video I watched was just confusing and they were rambling, but you actually showed how to PROPEPLY use it! Tysm!!!!
This was extremely helpful. Coming from Windows Movie Maker, which really does all I need it to in my YT movies, I need to "upgrade" because MM bombed out when I loaded 4K clips from my new GoPro10. I installed Davinci and was completely overwhelmed. A couple beginner YT videos helped, but this was the most helpful because like you mentioned, I just want to load all my clips all at once and get to editing. Thumbs up and thanks again.
That was a near perfect video. I have a lot of friends that I’m convincing to switch over to resolve… I am going to send them your video because your video is the perfect start.
Very helpful! I've just started uploading content and moved over from using Hitfilm and a lot of the shortcuts like DEL threw me off at first. Should hopefully speed up my turnarounds, Thanks!
So check it out I have been using this software for close to 13 years in order to move an item instead of ctrl v or ctrl c (hold alt and drag it) literally lets you drag it anywhere and it works for transitions... Also to edit a bunch of transitions in tons of clips layered like 5 or 6 you can add multiple transitions of one transition by right clicking the transition and the bottom option. Great video dude got my sub
Well, D, you continue to help me in my transition from hobby photo-guy to hobby video-guy. Every time I search on the next item on my list, there you are. With no video editing experience I decided on DR17 b/c I'm a PC-guy and it has good reviews. Okay, so how do I make it "go" now? And here you are paving my way... again. I'm sure these are good time-saving tips b/c I know your professionalism by now, so I watched this as I'm confident it will help me once I learn how to get a few clips loaded into it. 🤣. The more I learn the more I understand what an expert you are! Thank you.
you can also click the clip on the certain track you want to cut and that will prevent you from cutting the other layers. But if you don’t select the clip, then it cuts all the layers where the play head is
if you have a clip selected and do split clip it will spilt that clip but if you do split clip again it will split all layers in the stack (18.6 not sure about before)
07:40 this, this is what i was looking for sooo long and no other tips and tricks videos tell anything about, thank you soooo much! Trying to jump to davinci resolve but without the Q and W from premiere pro i wouldnt even try because cut and delete is so slow for me
New to the program, I've learned so much in this short video. Well made, like super well made. No unessary fluff, just what you think would be helpful, and examples on how it's used. Masterful.
YESS! Thank you, these tips are perfect! Also, there's an "Edmonton" location showing on this video, and I lived there for a couple years and really love that city! Anywho, carry on. 😁👊
Practically fantastic! You covered all the mostly used bottle-neck bypassing editing tricks of Davinci Resolve. I'm super stoked to put them into practice. Thank ya D!
HI.... Dunna Did It.. Sir your video is verry helpfull for me , I am from India My major problem is english pronauncesion of other country , But your video is verry clear pronauncetion to learn & I learn easily Thanks sir 😊😊😊
In Final Cut there is a way to highlight a portion of the clip and adjust it. Say you want to increase the volume of a part of a speech, you would be able to just highlight those few seconds and adjust the volume without having to split the clip and adjusting. Is there a way to do that in Resolve?
This is single handley the best video ive seen on DR, thank you so much. Also question, I have davinci resolve studio 17, should i upgrade and get the newest free one?
Thanks even though I knew most of these. I have been trying to edit just in Davinic for my last 4-5 projects, so far so good. I do miss most of the FCPX plug ins many times. I have soo many. Pixelfilms to name one I use a lot and my FX factory plugs would be great to have in Davinci...
Thanks for this. I just finished screwing up my main track beyond repair and had to start a whole edit over lol. Wish I had known about the lock clip option lol
Dear Dunna, Thanks for great Info on Davinci resolve! May i ask you, Q1) is it possible to work with gopro hero9 and DJI mini2 HVEC/H.265 files now with Davinci Resolve 17 free version now? Q2) Does Davinci Resolve 17 free version use GPU while editing or rendering?
I’m not 100% on this but I believe you need the studio version for h.265 files (or at least 10bit files) and I’m not sure about the gpu. Some people say that there are performance boosts with the paid version but it’s never been made very clear to me
@@dunnadidit thank you! Reason i ask i am looking to buy a New laptop to use free version of DR17. One is Asus Vivobook Pro 16 Oled 11.Nesil Core i7 11370H-16Gb-1TbSsd-16"Rtx3050 4Gb-W11 Other laptop Asus Tuf Gaming F15 11.Nesil Core i7 11370H-16Gb-1Tb Ssd-15.6"-Rtx3060 6Gb-W10. Which one do you advice?
I know pretty much nothing about PC’s so I don’t think I’m the right person to advise you here haha. My advice would be… get a Mac. And that’s terrible advice if that’s not what you want lol
Check out this video on Color Grading Basics in Davinci Resolve → ua-cam.com/video/Gz_QzBdHDYc/v-deo.html
**UPDATE** - Toggling the timeline snapping is defaults to the "N" key, not to "S" like I had mentioned in the video. That is from my custom layout.
your title got me to click. Lmao. I love it! Great job!
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If anyone wants the notes:
Vertical scroll wheel - scroll wheel
Horizontal scroll wheel: command + scroll
Vertical Zoom (track size): shift + scroll
Horizontal Zoom: option + scroll
Arrow keys help move playhead
For a full second (shift + right arrow)
Down arrow: end of clip
Up arrow: Start of clip
To nudge a clip to the right by one frame: period
-To the left: comma
-To go five frames add shift plus period/ comma
Turn Snapping tool on and off by using S
Use snapping tool to move clip by a frame at a time
Trim mode: automatically moves clip so it puts it against where the edit was
To go back to regular mode (selection mode) - V
To enable or Disable Clips: D
Cut where playhead is: command + b
Ripple Delete: shift + delete
Ripple Trimp to right of playhead: shift+command+]
Ripple trim start to playhead: shift+command+[
To paste settings onto another clip, hit command+C then highlight desired clip to paste and hit Alt+V to paste specific attributes
Temporarily unlink clips: Option + Select
Use Auto Track Selector to turn off so all tracks don’t get impacted by edit
Select clips forward one track: Y
Select clips behind playhead one track: Command Y
Select clips forward all tracks: option + Y
Select clips back all tracks: option + command + Y
Retime Controls: Command + R then move playhead where you want and drag cursor to it
R = change clip speed
Wish I saw this before I took notes 😅. I guess taking notes helps retain info.
Epic!
I wish there would be more people like u 👍
Some cool functions are:
1) Power Bins. They are really powerful. Allowing you to put your frequently used media into it, like memes, music, and sound effects. In a new project, you then pull the folders into the project master folder and are now able to search everything. It is much much faster than having to search everything in the windows file explorer. The structure could look like this:
Master
- audio
- footage
- memes
- music
- sound effects
- stock footage
Having the footage in its separate folder makes the project explorer look really clean.
2) Adjustment layers can be amazing to save time. Not just for color grading but I also put effects on them. For example, if I have static footage where I want to add a little movement I put camera shake on the adjustment layer do my settings once, and then put the adjustment layer into the power bin so I can always reuse it.
3) If you have effects you frequently use with similar settings use the ability to save to make presets.
I need to make a cheat sheet and post it above my monitor. These tips are extremely helpful.
That’s a really smart idea!!
That’s genius wow
what I was thinking
I used a stickie on my Mac: you can copy this:
Vertical scroll wheel - scroll wheel
Horizontal scroll wheel: command + scroll
Vertical Zoom (track size): shift + scroll
Horizontal Zoom: option + scroll
Arrow keys help move playhead
For a full second (shift + right arrow)
Down arrow: end of clip
Up arrow: Start of clip
To nudge a clip to the right by one frame: period
-To the left: comma
-To go five frames add shift plus period/ comma
Turn Snapping tool on and off by using S
Use snapping tool to move clip by a frame at a time
Trim mode: automatically moves clip so it puts it against where the edit was
To go back to regular mode (selection mode) - V
To enable or Disable Clips: D
Cut where playhead is: command + b
Ripple Delete: shift + delete
Ripple Trimp to right of playhead: shift+command+]
Ripple trim start to playhead: shift+command+[
To paste settings onto another clip, hit command+C then highlight desired clip to paste and hit Alt+V to paste specific attributes
Temporarily unlink clips: Option + Select
Use Auto Track Selector to turn off so all tracks don’t get impacted by edit
Select clips forward one track: Y
Select clips behind playhead one track: Command Y
Select clips forward all tracks: option + Y
Select clips back all tracks: option + command + Y
Retime Controls: Command + R then move playhead where you want and drag cursor to it
R = change clip speed
@@dunnadidit sure?
Organization is key!! 😂 I set all my clip colors to the number keys and F keys so when I’m cutting I just press one button and it automatically colors that for me. I have a system with those and when I review clips I know which color is used for what. Especially if you have gaming clips.
If you want to reset the transform options after you moved something around (zoom, moved up, etc) when a clip is selected, double click the option you want to change. Example being if you want to reset the zoom, just double click the word zoom and it goes back to its original position.
You simplified so many things I've been looking for in other videos in less than like 30 seconds each. Idk why other people are so long-winded. Thanks homie!
My favorite way of cutting is switching the split and putting the keybind to s.
It's real fast and simple for me, hopefully this tip helps others out.
One of the things me and my coworker hot keyed is "Auto Align Clips By Waveform" and "Unlink/Relink Clips" Toggle. Super helpful if you're making a lot of short videos with external mic audio.
Also, keep premade intros and outros in a master bin if you're working across different projects!
For Ripple Delete
Resize > Start to Playhead = Q
Resize > End to Playhead = W
Are these default settings or your own customizations?
I don't know how is it possible to have only a bit over 7.000 views in this video. It's so helpful and full of information. I'm coming back to it constantly.
Thank you for the time you put to make this video!!!
Thanks for saying that! Feel free to help share it on Reddit, Facebook, or wherever you think people might like it!
the ripple delete tip is HUGE, im definitely trying that right now
Great video Dunna, nice to see someone moving from Premiere Pro and showing that you don't have to use software that costs a fortune and you can use something that is totally free that does just what most people need! Love the orange loading bar on the Skillshare text, very subtle dude 🤘
Funny thing is that I bought the studio version within like a week of starting to use davinci 😂 so I ended up spending a bunch of money on it anyway. But just once.
And thanks for the kind words! That was one of my first experiments in fusion!
@@dunnadidityeah well you probably will make use of the paid for version 😜😜 There are lots of people that want to have a go at editing and the majority of UA-cam videos are Premiere Pro, I've found Davinci Resolve and picked up the basics really easily and made a couple of videos recently, but knowing more shortcuts will defo help 👍
Yeah totally!
As a longtime user of Final Cut Pro X just beginning the transition to Davinci Resolve, this video is INCREDIBLY helpful. Resolve seems so incredibly intuitive, but from a completely different angle than Final Cut.. hence the re-learning process. Thank you!
timeline - „selection follows playhead“ is very useful
That ripple trip to start/end is HUGE. Thank you!
Dunna absolutely does it
Thanks for the tips! I use the free version of Davinci Resolve to edit my vids; It's amazing what's all possible even in the free version!
Dunna did it again for me! Game changer!!
I just made the switch from Premiere and I needed this. Big preesh
I'm editing a video right now and needed to take a break from it to say THANK YOU for doing this video.
If there's not a shirt available that says Time is Money and Money is Coffee soon, I'm going to be highly disappointed Dunna. Solid tips man! I think the only one I would have added is all of the JKL functions:
J: Play in Reverse
K: Pause
L: Play
Hold K and J/L: Play in Slow Motion
Hold K and Tap J/L: Move forward/backward by one frame
Also, tapping J or L while the video is playing will increase the speed.
AND now I know what Monday's video is going to be about lol.
Just screenshot this you wonderful human person
@@JonJosephKuhn hahahaha just check out tomorrow's video on my channel!
@@JayLippman yes!!!
While using TRIM EDIT "T" and using the coma and poin ,. you trim edit one frame at a time
Great tip!
if you have two screens there is a dual screen mode in the "workspace" tab which i find very convenient
you can press L to play forward, if you press L twice, it will play the video faster vithout changing the actual speed of the video.
Extreme crash course on steroids. Kudos and thanks,all the ones that are hard to remember shortcuts and badly needed on daily basis 👍🏻
New Resolve user here from Shotcut. I spent several hours looking for vid tutorial on how I can move the playhead without dragging it each time. Or moving it to start/ end of clips. Finally, this video! Thank you so much! Life and time saver. Money saver? Soon. Well, if I could save time editing, save electricity, then save money. So yes, still a money saver! lol.
Knew a lot but learned a few things, for instance the option Y to select all tracks instead of activating it and disabling it again. Option select to delink clips on the fly. Allways something to learn on your NLE ! 😁 Cheers Dunna 🙏
Hi there, new to your channel but this "loading like" sponsored top left line is the most sexy implementation I have seen so far.
Thank you!
Thanks for writing down the keyboard shortcut commands names. As the English isn't my first language, so it helps me a lot! Cheers!👍
you have made everything EASIER! THANK YOUUUU!!!
Best Editing Tips and Tricks Video on the Tube . Thanks for the Info . Love your Content !!
Thanks for watching!
Another one I use often is ctrl shift < or ctrl shift > for moving a clip on the timeline, switching with the clip next to it.
Just stumbled onto this video and damn, thank you so much! Been trying my best to learn this program and it's progressing slowly but nicely and this video really helps out 💪
This is fantastic!! Thank you so much. I’ve just moved from Final Cut and this is so so helpful. 🙏
Glad to hear it Emma!
Thanks for the tips. Former fcp-7 then premiere, now resolve, glad i can do all the same things here!
This was useful, Thank You!
You literally saved me. Every other video I watched was just confusing and they were rambling, but you actually showed how to PROPEPLY use it! Tysm!!!!
Thanks! Very very helpful! The main thing - Y - game changer for me (came from FCP) :D
Once again beautiful video!!! Helps so much with saving time
omg, this video is gold s2 thank you so much
This was extremely helpful. Coming from Windows Movie Maker, which really does all I need it to in my YT movies, I need to "upgrade" because MM bombed out when I loaded 4K clips from my new GoPro10. I installed Davinci and was completely overwhelmed. A couple beginner YT videos helped, but this was the most helpful because like you mentioned, I just want to load all my clips all at once and get to editing. Thumbs up and thanks again.
Rewatching to level up my skills thanks for this video
You just helped increase my video editing by at least 3x. Thanks for making this video!
Hi Dunna, could you make a video how you add effects or manipulator your recorded Voice / audio in DR?
This video in speed 1.5 is the best! Really Thanks!
I may have enjoyed the "dunnabuncha" thing more than I should have. You got an audible chuckle from this guy
Lol 😂
SAME 😂
That was a near perfect video. I have a lot of friends that I’m convincing to switch over to resolve… I am going to send them your video because your video is the perfect start.
Hugely helpful. Thanks so much Dunna!
Very helpful! I've just started uploading content and moved over from using Hitfilm and a lot of the shortcuts like DEL threw me off at first.
Should hopefully speed up my turnarounds, Thanks!
This video made my work flow go from 0 to 100!
I loved this! Thank you so much, I'm sure I'll be coming back to this video a lot to revisit those shortcuts!
So check it out I have been using this software for close to 13 years in order to move an item instead of ctrl v or ctrl c (hold alt and drag it) literally lets you drag it anywhere and it works for transitions... Also to edit a bunch of transitions in tons of clips layered like 5 or 6 you can add multiple transitions of one transition by right clicking the transition and the bottom option. Great video dude got my sub
Very helpful, thx man. Surprised at how few tutorials there are on editing in Resolve for beginners.
10:14 Thank You This one tip will save me a bunch of time.
I was aware of the other stuff but the copy/past attributes and the changing clip speed/timing was new to me!
Thanks!
Good to hear there were a couple new ones for you!
thanks for uploading this video
Well, D, you continue to help me in my transition from hobby photo-guy to hobby video-guy. Every time I search on the next item on my list, there you are. With no video editing experience I decided on DR17 b/c I'm a PC-guy and it has good reviews. Okay, so how do I make it "go" now? And here you are paving my way... again. I'm sure these are good time-saving tips b/c I know your professionalism by now, so I watched this as I'm confident it will help me once I learn how to get a few clips loaded into it. 🤣. The more I learn the more I understand what an expert you are! Thank you.
Haha now the pressure is on! I gotta anticipate what your next move is
you can also click the clip on the certain track you want to cut and that will prevent you from cutting the other layers. But if you don’t select the clip, then it cuts all the layers where the play head is
if you have a clip selected and do split clip it will spilt that clip but if you do split clip again it will split all layers in the stack (18.6 not sure about before)
Thanks alot. You save me bunch of time.
07:40 this, this is what i was looking for sooo long and no other tips and tricks videos tell anything about, thank you soooo much! Trying to jump to davinci resolve but without the Q and W from premiere pro i wouldnt even try because cut and delete is so slow for me
Damn! Most of this was new for me! Especially that selecting multiple clips! Thanks a ton! 🤩
This helped alot!
Great to hear!
Very good video and explanation!
New to the program, I've learned so much in this short video. Well made, like super well made. No unessary fluff, just what you think would be helpful, and examples on how it's used. Masterful.
bro love it! Saving so much time rn. Thanks
Glad to hear it!
just wanna say I appreciate you dunna. always so helpful and knowledgeable. fav youtuber to learn from by far.
WOOOO *happy dance* This just saved my morning
Nice! Well your comment just made mine!
YESS! Thank you, these tips are perfect!
Also, there's an "Edmonton" location showing on this video, and I lived there for a couple years and really love that city! Anywho, carry on. 😁👊
This video needs more likes. Super quick and informative especially for a beginner.
Awesome. That's what I was looking for ;)
Practically fantastic! You covered all the mostly used bottle-neck bypassing editing tricks of Davinci Resolve. I'm super stoked to put them into practice. Thank ya D!
THIS IS THE VIDEO I NEEDED!!!! THANK YOU! You got a new like, subscriber, and I clicked for notifications!
I only work in resolve and most of these I knew, but there were a few new tricks I learned from watching this. Thank you for this awesome tutorial!
god this video is such a god sent
HI.... Dunna Did It..
Sir your video is verry helpfull for me ,
I am from India
My major problem is english pronauncesion of other country ,
But your video is verry clear pronauncetion to learn & I learn easily
Thanks sir 😊😊😊
Let me say this. Davinci Resolve is kicking ass!
Great vid. Thanks for the tips. Just swapped over from Premiere Pro and this helped heaps.
I appreciate the tips!
Thank you dude, this was very helpful!
You are the Peter McKinnon for Davinci (but on the better software)! 😁
Simply awesome. THANK YOU A BUNCH. Subscribed!!
Thanks, just started using Davinci, this is going to save a lot of time!
Happy to help!
thank you so much!
You’re welcome Dobby!
Hey Dunna! You did it!
Thanx!
In Final Cut there is a way to highlight a portion of the clip and adjust it. Say you want to increase the volume of a part of a speech, you would be able to just highlight those few seconds and adjust the volume without having to split the clip and adjusting. Is there a way to do that in Resolve?
Thanks for this...
This is single handley the best video ive seen on DR, thank you so much. Also question, I have davinci resolve studio 17, should i upgrade and get the newest free one?
Nice...yup I too need to make a cheat sheet and place it near my monitor...thx you excellent video
How do I map the zoom in and out on the scroll wheel? ( as a wheel not as a button)
Tilting the middle wheel is useful.
Just what i need to start playing and learning DaVinci Resolve. Thank You :)
My pleasure! Glad to hear it is helpful!
very useful video thx man
Cheers!
Very good tips bro
Thanks even though I knew most of these. I have been trying to edit just in Davinic for my last 4-5 projects, so far so good. I do miss most of the FCPX plug ins many times. I have soo many. Pixelfilms to name one I use a lot and my FX factory plugs would be great to have in Davinci...
Yeah it’s tough when you get a bunch of add ons for a program and then switch to another one.
thank you sir i need to know about masking on multiple layers
Thanks for this. I just finished screwing up my main track beyond repair and had to start a whole edit over lol. Wish I had known about the lock clip option lol
Dear Dunna,
Thanks for great Info on Davinci resolve!
May i ask you,
Q1) is it possible to work with gopro hero9 and DJI mini2 HVEC/H.265 files now with Davinci Resolve 17 free version now?
Q2) Does Davinci Resolve 17 free version use GPU while editing or rendering?
I’m not 100% on this but I believe you need the studio version for h.265 files (or at least 10bit files) and I’m not sure about the gpu. Some people say that there are performance boosts with the paid version but it’s never been made very clear to me
@@dunnadidit thank you! Reason i ask i am looking to buy a New laptop to use free version of DR17. One is Asus Vivobook Pro 16 Oled 11.Nesil Core i7 11370H-16Gb-1TbSsd-16"Rtx3050 4Gb-W11
Other laptop Asus Tuf Gaming F15 11.Nesil Core i7 11370H-16Gb-1Tb Ssd-15.6"-Rtx3060 6Gb-W10. Which one do you advice?
I know pretty much nothing about PC’s so I don’t think I’m the right person to advise you here haha. My advice would be… get a Mac. And that’s terrible advice if that’s not what you want lol
Dis video is underrated, it truly helpful :D
Thank you!!
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WHAT? This video suddenly ended when thought it was just getting started! I think I might give Resolve a try... Really good video. Thank you!
Thanks! Gonna start using these tips on my edit, this will help me speed up my editing.
Nice!
That was really helpful. Thanks!
comment for algorithms, great video, learnt a lot, thank you :)
Thanks for algorithming my video!