I'm new to resolve and SO appreciate your detailed tutorial. Things like explaining what expression means and how holding control down while adjusting are a HUGE help. A lot of other videos I've seen gloss over these small things, but they are so helpful for the average noob!
Jay, thank you so much! I am putting together a video of my daughter's dance recital for her grandparents and I wanted a call out at the beginning of the video with her name above her head. I went step-by-step along with you and it turned out great! Thank you so much for your time making this video!
With practice and without explaining things in a tutorial you will do it faster. I'll be back to watch again to make sure I fully understand how to use these tools.
You are the only one I found searching on YT that do GREAT tutorials on Fusion and Resolve. PLEASE for you and us: do ALL the tutorials you thing people need to help us and to help you being the first on UA-cam and then grow. If I can suggest: tutorials about flames, lights, text effects (like burning stroke etc etc). Just look at AE tutorials and what people search and do it :) Sorry for my English, I'm Italian and still learning :D
You deserve every penny of the adverts. Your videos are the most important videos on UA-cam for anyone learning editing. You are a master of your art. Extra points for using a amd cpu
The way I learned optimal tracking is to avoid potential tracking conflicts by using elements that differentiates themselves as much as possible from the "background" as possible. So it's a mistake to use the number plate because the double white lane divider and the dead grass interferes instead using the bright red right rear tail light would make for much better tracking result and less workload. But really good video.
Your videos are amazing! I have just started with DaVinic Resolve 15 and you have helped me advance so much quicker than I would have on my own or just reading documentation. Keep 'em coming!
Just wanted to say I love your channel, dude. Your tutorials and tips are fantastic. As someone coming from the laggy, crashy, bug-fest that is Vegas Pro - Resolve is a game-changer for me. Such a fantastic piece of software. Thanks for doing all of these, mate.
Great walkthroughs man. I just downloaded Resolve yesterday, and there's a pile in there I don't understand yet ... but I'm learning. The nodes in Fusion are crazy to wrap your head around. Thanks for making sense of it.
PErfect! Thanks a bunch! I used to try a workaround using a Poly + Tracker + Text and that was not even close to how smooth this is. More simple vids for the simple folk please!
I really, really like your videos! Aside from the perfect way of communicating the information, you as a person are just so nice to watch and listen to! Big thanks for your work from Germany!
Great channel to start implementing video editing techniques on my videos. I'm still getting used to the node based fusion editing, but this channel makes it easier to understand and follow.
Thank you so much for this! I was attempting something like this yesterday and gave up on it cause i was having difficulties getting the style i wanted. Now on the next video i can get exactly what i want. Keep up with the great videos! I appreciate them all!!!
I came here looking how to create an arrow to put alongside some text and found something a lot more useful. Not entirely sure if or how I'll apply this information but I'd like to think I can create my arrow now!
Great tutorial but some of us (like me) are slow, lol. So many things are happening with no explanation as to how it works. Details, details, details....
@@JideaniSayz What is missing for me is the illuminated cursor, so I can see what he's clicking, and a screen cue of the keyboard keys he hits. There are literally no Resolve 15 tutorials at all that do these basic things . And that's a very complex screen, too.
@@Thomas_Deering_King I reccomend Casey Faris if you can't understand jay. but here is where you are going to find stuff that you cant find anywhere else.
Yes, thanks so much for your Davinci Resolve tutorials - they're helping me learn this program way faster than I would on my own; stuff like the pick-whip and the expressions alone would have taken me a long time to discover on my own! If possible, I would really appreciate a video on tracking along with _motion cloning_ - I have some footage where the performer(s) have a tatoo (common) or a cut on their skin that I'm trying to remove. Prob #1 is trying to get a clean track on the area I'd like to remove (your tracking tips from this video I'm hoping will help me to get a better track than I am now.) Prob #2 is how to actually clone out the blemish as their arm or leg moves within the scene - I'm not sure how to do the clone strokes? I can easily get a great group of clone strokes to remove the blemish, but then what do I do as the footage progresses and the stroke group w/tracking are no longer valid? Trying to offset the paint strokes or resize / rotate the strokes aren't giving me a clean result and frankly, I'd the results aren't great or look lousy. How can I lay down new clone strokes OR do I need to restart with a new group of clone strokes - this is where I'm stuck at the moment... Any tips on this would be really helpful! Again, thanks so much JayAre for the time you take to make these Davinci videos!
Great tutorial!. I appreciate the effort. Concerning the call-out, what do I have to do in order to keep the horizontal line with the text at constant level and get only the angled line with a dot animated/tracked ? Thanks.
Suggestion: Use an app that displays the buttons that you push. So we can see the shortcuts :) Sadly I don't know any, but I see other producers using them. So there must be something! Great video as always :)
As a new user to this program and video editing in general I know this tutorial is out of my wheelhouse at the moment but I was able to take some of it in for now. If you're open to suggestions it would be great to see a keyboard /mouse overlay (maybe fade it out some so it's not in the way of your main focus on the video). This would show new people what keys you're using to do certain things in the editor as you progress.
I wonder, is it possible to apply the tracking data only to the first point of the path, so the pink dot follows the car, but the rest of the callout is fixed?
21:45 when you use expression, how do you expand other nodes? I wanted to apply this expression technique in my own fusion page, but I just couldn't expand any node.
just find a solution. If you click on the little pin in the inspector for the nods, the nod is always open. Il fou selected your second nodes and click to the little + of your expression, you can connect the both :) (sorry for my bad english) hope i's worked for you
Your tutorials are a tremendous resource - very grateful! QUESTION: When pulling two nodes into the Inspector in order to connect data, how are you clicking/selecting the second node while dragging in order for it to populate in Inspector? I have been able to accomplish the effect by just "coding" "Tracker1.TrackedCenter1/etc." but not been able to drag and drop the connection. Thanks!
Coming from Premiere I think Da Vinci Resolve is very god. And amazing value. But I still feel After Effects has a clear edge on Fusion. This effect is very quick and easy in AE. But the fact that Fusion is built in is just awesome.
First I want to say great tutorial. I watched to the end. and then came back a couple more times to make sure i was following along correctly. I did however run into a misstep in saving this as a macro. The mask isn't transferring over to the single node even after I've tried literally giving it every control possible. I know you didn't speak about saving macros on this but idk what to do about the rectangle mask not working once I've saved it. please give me any tips you may have I'm at my wits end with this simple callout. Sincerely Shane.
Thanks for the content, how would you go about overlaying a diagram and some arrows. Imagine you were talking about a computer and wanted to put up a simple graphic showing the components as boxes and have arrows point to them as I talked about it?
Thank you so much for your help! Just one quick question - is there any way to move the whole animation after attaching it to the tracker so it follows the tracker but does not start at the center of the tracker? :)
Hey thanks for the help! after I did it all I realized my initial selected clip isn't long enough duration to allow you to read the call out. Is there a way to add the next clip to the fusion clip and then I can move the position of the keyframes farther down the timeline?
Would be nice to know how to track multiple "Objects" simultanosly... Is there a way to create a callout, copy it and ad multiple callouts to a project!
Would a planartracker work better for this? I imagine you could just mask the entire back of the car and it would track fairly well. Would've been interesting to see the difference
I have to create very complex, precise callouts with uniform design. As such, I create PNGs in Illustrator and InkScape, but motion tracking doesn't seem to agree very well with images. How would you recommend tracking a custom-constructed callout that is an image? Can Fusion import SVG files?
Hey Jay - I don't know what it's called, but how would you go about creating a "fixed label" tracker? So that the label/underline section stays in place, but the angled line + dot/focus area move with the tracker (thereby making that angled line extend and move as the object moves). I can't figure out how to track just a single point of the polyline?
In the Tracked Outline video - ua-cam.com/video/61p54MbuIRc/v-deo.html I go over how to track points. You could set it up so only one point is getting tracking data.
Thanks for the tutorial Jay! I went through each step. The question I have, how to you "package" the callout in a template so the only things you need to change are the text and new tracking for another clip? Thanks!
Is there any way to save the callout as a template with some input parameters (start frame, duration, color, text, etc) to use it in a different project?
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your tutorials are amazing what would make them even better is a tool that overlays your keyboard presses to show us your shortcuts
This guy makes it easy for even me, a retired mechanic more at home under a truck than in front of a computer, to understand this program.
I'm new to resolve and SO appreciate your detailed tutorial. Things like explaining what expression means and how holding control down while adjusting are a HUGE help. A lot of other videos I've seen gloss over these small things, but they are so helpful for the average noob!
UA-cam has so many junky Resolve tutorials. Jay's explanations are so direct and sensible. Great job! Thanks for making them. Subscribed.
Jay, thank you so much! I am putting together a video of my daughter's dance recital for her grandparents and I wanted a call out at the beginning of the video with her name above her head. I went step-by-step along with you and it turned out great! Thank you so much for your time making this video!
One of the few UA-camrs I click "Thumbs Up" before the video even starts - because I know it will be good... :)
Thanks JR. It's nice to have someone explain why things work as well as how
No problem 👍
Very nice instruction. Look forward to watching more. Thanks!
*24 min for a 7 sec clip... DAMN editing takes a long time!*
With practice and without explaining things in a tutorial you will do it faster. I'll be back to watch again to make sure I fully understand how to use these tools.
not looking forward to 2016 vacay footage with 4K gopro Hero4 Black and ~40hrs of footage to clip :/
@@RinksRides same but 2019, and im not exactly sure how many hours ive got.
@@RinksRides how long did it take? :v
Aren't we able to save it just as preset and then change only text?
You are the only one I found searching on YT that do GREAT tutorials on Fusion and Resolve. PLEASE for you and us: do ALL the tutorials you thing people need to help us and to help you being the first on UA-cam and then grow. If I can suggest: tutorials about flames, lights, text effects (like burning stroke etc etc). Just look at AE tutorials and what people search and do it :)
Sorry for my English, I'm Italian and still learning :D
Ciao, se sei interessato ad altri tutorial su Resolve ti consiglio di guardare anche il canale di Casey Faris
RNade_
Hi I know this is 3 months late but as an American I can tell you your English is better than most Americans
Krazy’s Shenanigans lies
One of the best tutorials out there! I like that he took his time to explain it for beginners!
You deserve every penny of the adverts. Your videos are the most important videos on UA-cam for anyone learning editing. You are a master of your art. Extra points for using a amd cpu
Thanks!
Perfect! The only thing I miss in most of your videos: Show at the end the final result in full screen...
yeah. me too :-)
You are/were not alone! I pray you found what has worked for you!
Don’t care how late to the party I am, JayAreTV is God Level on DR. On another level
The way I learned optimal tracking is to avoid potential tracking conflicts by using elements that differentiates themselves as much as possible from the "background" as possible. So it's a mistake to use the number plate because the double white lane divider and the dead grass interferes instead using the bright red right rear tail light would make for much better tracking result and less workload. But really good video.
Your videos are amazing! I have just started with DaVinic Resolve 15 and you have helped me advance so much quicker than I would have on my own or just reading documentation. Keep 'em coming!
that was a success! following everything, took over a one and half hour, but thx! looks awesome.
You're doing a wonderful job, Jay. We really appreciate these DR how-to's.
Just wanted to say I love your channel, dude. Your tutorials and tips are fantastic. As someone coming from the laggy, crashy, bug-fest that is Vegas Pro - Resolve is a game-changer for me. Such a fantastic piece of software.
Thanks for doing all of these, mate.
Welcome to the party! 😁 It's been a long time since I used vegas.
You're very good at what you do, both in DV Resolve and communicating it thus...thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
Much appreciated!
all right JayAre, I finally went through this tutorial. It's pretty cool.
Thanks - Ken.
This is the sort of thing I’ve been looking for to make my videos pop. Keep it up man, your videos make my videos look awesome!
Great walkthroughs man. I just downloaded Resolve yesterday, and there's a pile in there I don't understand yet ... but I'm learning. The nodes in Fusion are crazy to wrap your head around. Thanks for making sense of it.
This is hard =(
Thanks for this tutorial! 👍🏻 I wonder if there’s a way to reuse such callouts in other projects or if I have to create it from scratch every time ...
Mister El Professor !! That’s what I call a dam good tutorial !
I appreciate that!
A bit complicated for me at this point, but I think I'm going to try this sometime soon. Thankx for sharing your knowledge. Great video.
Good Job Jay ! keep up the good work. I am a real fan now !
PErfect! Thanks a bunch! I used to try a workaround using a Poly + Tracker + Text and that was not even close to how smooth this is. More simple vids for the simple folk please!
Men great tutorials and simply understanding techniques!!!
I really, really like your videos! Aside from the perfect way of communicating the information, you as a person are just so nice to watch and listen to! Big thanks for your work from Germany!
Thank You!
Very good tutorial..this is an effect that can be used in many situations...thanks for sharing.
Awesome tutorial! Thanks for putting this together.
I wish I had a tenth of the knowledge that you show in your video's Great video as usual.... Thank you
Stick around you'll be up to speed in no time!
Thank you, I managed to make my best tracked bullet point and it was so beautifully made!
Great channel to start implementing video editing techniques on my videos. I'm still getting used to the node based fusion editing, but this channel makes it easier to understand and follow.
I'm new to Resolve and your videos have been helping a lot! Thanks for all the hard work!
You have been helping me a lot! Thank you is not enought. love u bro, keep it up.
Thank you so much for this! I was attempting something like this yesterday and gave up on it cause i was having difficulties getting the style i wanted. Now on the next video i can get exactly what i want. Keep up with the great videos! I appreciate them all!!!
Thanks, will do!
Is there a way to copy/paste this to another clip without having to redo all the keyframe timing? Great tutorial as ever! Learning so much from you!
Thanks for your great content! Helps a lot!
I came here looking how to create an arrow to put alongside some text and found something a lot more useful. Not entirely sure if or how I'll apply this information but I'd like to think I can create my arrow now!
Really great tutorial! Thank you
Great tutorial but some of us (like me) are slow, lol. So many things are happening with no explanation as to how it works.
Details, details, details....
yep, have to agree. Way too much info omitted which makes it frustrating trying to follow along.
Plus he's going soooo fast. Who does he think is watching this video?
@@JideaniSayz What is missing for me is the illuminated cursor, so I can see what he's clicking, and a screen cue of the keyboard keys he hits. There are literally no Resolve 15 tutorials at all that do these basic things . And that's a very complex screen, too.
@@Thomas_Deering_King I reccomend Casey Faris if you can't understand jay. but here is where you are going to find stuff that you cant find anywhere else.
Thank you this was really helpful!
Your tutorials have been killer man!
All your videos are awesome!
Yes, thanks so much for your Davinci Resolve tutorials - they're helping me learn this program way faster than I would on my own; stuff like the pick-whip and the expressions alone would have taken me a long time to discover on my own!
If possible, I would really appreciate a video on tracking along with _motion cloning_ - I have some footage where the performer(s) have a tatoo (common) or a cut on their skin that I'm trying to remove.
Prob #1 is trying to get a clean track on the area I'd like to remove (your tracking tips from this video I'm hoping will help me to get a better track than I am now.)
Prob #2 is how to actually clone out the blemish as their arm or leg moves within the scene - I'm not sure how to do the clone strokes?
I can easily get a great group of clone strokes to remove the blemish, but then what do I do as the footage progresses and the stroke group w/tracking are no longer valid? Trying to offset the paint strokes or resize / rotate the strokes aren't giving me a clean result and frankly, I'd the results aren't great or look lousy.
How can I lay down new clone strokes OR do I need to restart with a new group of clone strokes - this is where I'm stuck at the moment...
Any tips on this would be really helpful!
Again, thanks so much JayAre for the time you take to make these Davinci videos!
Great tutorial!. I appreciate the effort. Concerning the call-out, what do I have to do in order to keep the horizontal line with the text at constant level and get only the angled line with a dot animated/tracked ? Thanks.
So clearly explained -- thanks!
Suggestion: Use an app that displays the buttons that you push. So we can see the shortcuts :) Sadly I don't know any, but I see other producers using them. So there must be something! Great video as always :)
I'm really enjoying these tutorials. I'm following along and I'm learning a lot
professional! wow! if i knew the software like that... i would be able to make dope videos...
U rock! thanks for all your AMAZING tutorials
You're welcome!
As a new user to this program and video editing in general I know this tutorial is out of my wheelhouse at the moment but I was able to take some of it in for now. If you're open to suggestions it would be great to see a keyboard /mouse overlay (maybe fade it out some so it's not in the way of your main focus on the video). This would show new people what keys you're using to do certain things in the editor as you progress.
I wonder, is it possible to apply the tracking data only to the first point of the path, so the pink dot follows the car, but the rest of the callout is fixed?
You sure can. But this video would end up being 2 hours long for me to explain everything. Take a look > ua-cam.com/video/7ueGTU6vN7E/v-deo.html
Very cool, love your tutorials, they’ve been a huge help, particularly getting to grips with Fusion. Thanks, your a star!
This video is sooo helpful- very clear and well explained! Would be really interested to see what you make of the animated callouts on my page!
Awesome tutorial
21:45 when you use expression, how do you expand other nodes? I wanted to apply this expression technique in my own fusion page, but I just couldn't expand any node.
me too
just find a solution. If you click on the little pin in the inspector for the nods, the nod is always open. Il fou selected your second nodes and click to the little + of your expression, you can connect the both :) (sorry for my bad english) hope i's worked for you
M. Corentin THANK YOU! I spent 20 damn minutes trying to figure this out.
@@benfolsom361 same 😅
Stop! My head is spinning! You make it very clear but it's SOOO complex.
When trying to connect the center from the merge expression into the track1 nothing happens, anyone has any clue how he made that step.
Awesome! Thank you. Now I need to go do it over and over till I get it right.
Your tutorials are a tremendous resource - very grateful! QUESTION: When pulling two nodes into the Inspector in order to connect data, how are you clicking/selecting the second node while dragging in order for it to populate in Inspector? I have been able to accomplish the effect by just "coding" "Tracker1.TrackedCenter1/etc." but not been able to drag and drop the connection. Thanks!
Davinci Resolve God!!!
Great video! 👍 Can you still make a video about the Smart Bins? 😉
Great tutorial, was very helpful, thanks!
Coming from Premiere I think Da Vinci Resolve is very god. And amazing value. But I still feel After Effects has a clear edge on Fusion. This effect is very quick and easy in AE.
But the fact that Fusion is built in is just awesome.
Great job!!!
Thank you
Great content and terrific video quality. I recently started using DaVinci Resolve and I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thanks
Another great video, you are easy to follow and do a great job explaining for us dummies :-D Thank you
I pressed like, subscribed and clicked on the bell icon.
Great video!! Have been waiting for this.
Hi JayAre,
Congratulations for the tutorial
as always a great job
See you soon
Great video! It would have been great to see how to use scaling (shrinking) too as the car drove away. Still great work though
Great stuff.
Thanks JayAre! As always very useful. I wish I could find as good of material for Fairlight. Figuring stuff out from the manual is a real slog.
Thanks, Jay... another good tutorial!
Just awesome, thanks!
Thanks dude, that was very helpful !
First I want to say great tutorial. I watched to the end. and then came back a couple more times to make sure i was following along correctly. I did however run into a misstep in saving this as a macro. The mask isn't transferring over to the single node even after I've tried literally giving it every control possible. I know you didn't speak about saving macros on this but idk what to do about the rectangle mask not working once I've saved it. please give me any tips you may have I'm at my wits end with this simple callout. Sincerely Shane.
Does motion blur of that licence plate makes tracking more difficult? If so, does re-positioning manually helps for later tracking?
Thanks for the content, how would you go about overlaying a diagram and some arrows. Imagine you were talking about a computer and wanted to put up a simple graphic showing the components as boxes and have arrows point to them as I talked about it?
Would have needed this some weeks ago, but I got it done without your help 😅.But you helped me anyway, since I did not know hot to get the path.
Just what I needed, thanks!
Thank you so much for your help! Just one quick question - is there any way to move the whole animation after attaching it to the tracker so it follows the tracker but does not start at the center of the tracker? :)
Yes, you can add in a offset.
lol a "simple" call out. Geez! lol, great video
Liked a few of your videos enough but I've decided to move to Openshot and Blender. Open Source. Woot woot.
Hey thanks for the help! after I did it all I realized my initial selected clip isn't long enough duration to allow you to read the call out. Is there a way to add the next clip to the fusion clip and then I can move the position of the keyframes farther down the timeline?
Thank you so much ! 🙏
At 5:15 when he clicks on polylone stroke to make a path, my curser is white instead of black and it won’t draw a path, how do I fix it?
exactly same problem here. looking for a different video.
Would be nice to know how to track multiple "Objects" simultanosly...
Is there a way to create a callout, copy it and ad multiple callouts to a project!
Would a planartracker work better for this? I imagine you could just mask the entire back of the car and it would track fairly well. Would've been interesting to see the difference
I have to create very complex, precise callouts with uniform design. As such, I create PNGs in Illustrator and InkScape, but motion tracking doesn't seem to agree very well with images. How would you recommend tracking a custom-constructed callout that is an image? Can Fusion import SVG files?
Hey Jay - I don't know what it's called, but how would you go about creating a "fixed label" tracker? So that the label/underline section stays in place, but the angled line + dot/focus area move with the tracker (thereby making that angled line extend and move as the object moves). I can't figure out how to track just a single point of the polyline?
In the Tracked Outline video - ua-cam.com/video/61p54MbuIRc/v-deo.html I go over how to track points. You could set it up so only one point is getting tracking data.
Thank Yay. Greetings from Vietnam fan.
Thanks for the tutorial Jay! I went through each step. The question I have, how to you "package" the callout in a template so the only things you need to change are the text and new tracking for another clip? Thanks!
How to do in DaVinci using node to make an analogue of the effect of Turbulent Displace from after effects?
Use a displace node and feed something like a fastnoise into it
@@ABlackbirdCalledSue Thanks you!
Is there any way to save the callout as a template with some input parameters (start frame, duration, color, text, etc) to use it in a different project?
Looking for this info as well. Did you have any luck?
Like always love your videos.
Thanks!