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I already know a lot about Davinci Resolve, but my wife doesn't...and I don't have time to teach her so this video is gold for her....we run our channel together and if she learns how to edit on Resolve we will be more fast and efficient. Thank you so much!
@@TheFrullanis just getting started with DR, it would be good to know what setting DR should be set to for editing in for a UA-cam clip. not renter setting but editing settings. this is where a lot of first-time users just give up.
Thanks very much for a really good lesson and you are a wonderful educator. I took time away from my college teaching job for PD and want to do a video report instead of traditional written one - I have struggled with how best to approach and this has given me the inspiration and headstart to get my project rolling. I have a ton of .mov and .jpeg files and kept second-guessing my approach but now I will shoot A-cam on BMPCC then fill in with B-roll and effects, many thanks to you!
I've watched several tutorials on Davinci Resolve and, somehow they all missed the mark and I've been teaching myself. This one helps me to understand the processes much easier. Thank you
FOR SLOW COMPUTERS using Davinci...disabling playback while rendering will usually solve crashing while rendering issues. Right clicking on timeline then clicking ripple delete will snap all files on the timeline back together for you. It will snap from right to left. While editing I use spacebar to play & pause while using L key to bump up playback speed to 2x, 4x, 8x etc. Keys J, K & L are playback speed keys. Once I figured all out my computer quit crashing & my editing speed increased dramatically. One more thing for slow computers... if Davinci starts to get laggy, the solution for me is saving the project, closing & reopening Davinci. I hope this comment saves someone from misery.
FOR SLOW COMPUTERS... I've tried, but now I know I must get a more capable computer if I'm going to make DaVinci Resolve my primary video editing tool. And, I'm going to build it myself for some extra fun. (Actually, it's not for the fun, it's to save money!)
Video editing is the most beginner friendly skill ever, getting good at will obviously not be overnight, but at start you're getting something decent out of it, unlike some other software's where it takes several months before you get anything that's alright. Great tutorial 🍀
Hey man, just wanted to say i've watched a few tutorials and I thought yours was the most helpful. Lots of great tips here and it was all taught in a great and simple way. Many thanks
😇Hi Nate! I've been using DaVinci Resolve for 3 years now and I love it. I happened to notice a link to your video and decided to check it out in case there was a tip or trick that I didn't know, because every user has a different style. I did catch a couple of of cool tricks, but what impressed me the most was your delivery. You have a warm way of speaking to your viewers that is calming and informative. You're not speaking above or below anyone's intellect, but instead, explaining in a user-friendly manner that most will appreciate. I enjoyed watching your content. Best to you!
If I can offer one piece of advice it's that EVERY frequency sounds bad when you crank the gain on a high-Q filter and sweep it across the spectrum. It's really easy to butcher your audio this way, so unless you hear a problem while the EQ is flat, don't EQ! A bit low-cut is usually fine but don't slap a 10dB shelf on your track at 10KHz just because someone in a video it. Find Julan Krause's video on EQ-ing for voice.
Excellent tutorial, you are an awesome teacher. I'm new to DaVinci and was just about to quit for another program but thank God I came across your tutorial. After watching this, I imported all my finished projects to timeliness with intentions of applying the techniques you taught. Thank you Sir.
I downloaded DaVinci Resolve about 6 months ago. Watched a few tutorials, tried working with it.... aaaand gave up. I watched this and FINALLY it makes sense! I'm going to give it another try! Thank you!!!
Learning Resolve after switching from adobe premiere which i used for roughly 5ish years for editing as my go to , this is one of the most simple and straight forward videos i've seen , highly recommend , thanks !
That was actually a good video! Well done. Good tone of voice; well spoken and clear; good all around color and audio FX and volume; all the B roll, text, BG music. That was solid. I even noticed the soft hands at the end while eating the PB&J. I can tell you’ve never done hard labor for a long time; nothing wrong with that. 👍
Followin ThinkMedia since so many years ago, I miss more videos like this one! Everything I needed to know to start with Davinci in a single, well explained, interesting and entertaining video. WELL DONE Nate !! We need more tutorials like this!
@@ThinkMediaTV Through the years I’ve went with Movie Maker, Sony Vegas, now Filmora and thinking about moving to Davinci, so anything that helps someone who already edit with other software, to move to Davinci. I’m thinking: How to organize your footage in big projects (you showed a glimpse), how to re-use video projects (e.g. templates? Same intros and outros for several videos….), how to color grade (in depth), how to chroma key…. And that just on Davinci. I still remember TM tutorials on how to record with a M50 or how to light an interview…. Those were so interesting! Would love also a “how to record yourself in public” or “how to do a talking head without a prompter”… those are just a few :”D Thanks Nate! Loved the way you did this tuto. Cheers from Spain!
After spending nearly 6-7 hours over the course of multiple days constantly backtracking through this 35 minute UA-cam video so I could follow along with each step as closely as possible I am finally complete. This has been the best resource on UA-cam for taking that first step into DaVinci Resolve and I will be referring back to this video as I begin my journey into this editing software
A tip for editing audio levels. I’ve found that instead of using keyframes, I like to just make a cut in the track wherever I want the music fade to end. Then I adjust the whole volume of the new cut clip to my desired level and then use the clip fades to fade out. I’ve found that it works way better for me instead of playing with keyframes.
@@BetterNeurodivergentTravel you can handle keyframes! They’re actually super easy. The way I learned them (this was before I found out you can expand and see the actual keyframes) was to 1 put the play head where you want the keyframes/animation to start. 2 select the keyframe button of the things you know you want in the animation. zoom, position x and position y are my most common. 3 don’t do anything yet with the keyframes. Simply play the clip and stop it wherever you want the animation to stop. 4 now with the adjustment sliders in the inspector, simply adjust them to where you want and the clip should be animated! Give that technique a shot. I’m confident you’ll have it figured out in your next session!!
@@BetterNeurodivergentTravel that’s all You’ve gotta do! Keep practicing. If you haven’t seen him, Daniel Batal makes great Davinci content and it’s extremely helpful
Davinci Resolve is literally the best editing and compositing Software in the market. It is professional grade software. There is a learning curve if you are really interested in video editing. Definitely worthwhile. Best decision I have made.
Very informative for a beginner. I didn't understand why you can't get the last piece. use. However, it must be removed from the bag before sorting the waste.
Thank you so much for this! I embarked on a perhaps overly ambitious project for myself over the last few weeks and had no clue how to use Resolve beforehand. I just finished (hooray!!) with much help from watching this... great job and thanks!!
@@ThinkMediaTV Thanks! The video is up on my channel if you want to see... keep in mind I knew nothing about how to do any of it before a couple of weeks ago so go easy. 😂 But seriously, this tutorial was SO helpful!!
Thank you very much. I think I now understand the B Roll. There is much more learning in this video, but the B Roll explanation means I can add to my videos and make them more interesting 🎉
Of all of the tutorials I’ve watched, this one is really convincing me to make the switch from FCP. You made the whole editing workflow simple and easy to understand. I'm also craving a PB&J sandwich now 😂🙏🏽
Great tutorial. One things I would add is using buttons: J K L - for scrolling throught materials and pause play it (doulb or tripple press on J and L will make playing slower and faster which is great). Second one is to use F9 and F12 buttons to input videos where we want without using mice :)
This is so great. I have been using Inshot and getting increasingly frustrated and most of that has been solved with your tips. Even organizing collateral. Thanks so much! Saved and looking forward to me. I feel like I have graduated from Heather to Nate a move up in the Think family! :) Really enjoyed the Think VRA meet up yesterday. Again thank you!
Hi Nate! I can't thank you enough for this excellent tutorial!!! I am a new UA-cam content creator @Cash.Budget.Retiree. This tutorial makes editing sound much easier than I thought. LOL! I say that now, but I haven't edited any of my videos yet. 1. I didn't understand how to insert a picture or a short video clip into my video. Ex: like you did with Jim Carey typing on the keyboard. At what point in this video did you include this instruction? 2. How can I know if a picture or clip is royalty free? 3. Where can I find royalty free pics and clips? I hope you answer these questions.
I feel like it would more so just slide around that way because peanut butter is so oily 😂 makes much more sense to me to just use the other piece of bread and get a closer-to-propper ratio with the jelly lol
Can you guys make a video on how to make UA-cam shorts from vlogs? Its kinda hard to find good shorts it's not like a podcast or educational video where there's specific topics being talked about at certain times
GREAT topic but in some cases you move to fast, and impossible to see what you did. You also use terms like "Command" with no definition. Is that the Windows key. Need clearer definitions and slower, precise shots of what you actually did.
Absolutely! The free version offers impressive capabilities. Should you require additional features, the Studio version is available for a one-time fee of $300 or is included with the purchase of one of their cameras. It’s hard to pass up!
I'm sorry, no one wants the end piece!? This actually takes me back to high school, when one of the guys played a video of them making a PB&J for some reason, i don't remember why. 😅 But he just dips the knife in, grabs the peanut butter, and spreads it perfectly in a single stroke. Weirdly never forgot that.
You keep saying "we can change the settings" but you don't show how to get to the screen to change the settings. Did you forget you advertised this is for beginners?
Was excited to use this... Constant hangs and crashed, slow as F... Running on W11, i7 13th Gen laptop. . I guess there is a reason its free... Its a NO from me... Goodbye!
Wonderful tutorial! I've been using Premier Pro for years, recently switched away from Adobe due to their policies. This is an excellent straightforward tutorial. I am thoroughly enjoying Resolve
Oh come on guys, how do you do that? After I left Premiere and continued with CapCut (only semi-professional of course), I was wondering today if it wouldn't make sense to try DaVinci Resolve. And now this? Mind reader? ;-)
This is so so helpful and re-motivated me to learn video editing again, after being discouraged by the complicative nature of learning a new software. Subscribed, liked, saved, favorited, shared, etc.
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I already know a lot about Davinci Resolve, but my wife doesn't...and I don't have time to teach her so this video is gold for her....we run our channel together and if she learns how to edit on Resolve we will be more fast and efficient. Thank you so much!
@@TheFrullanis just getting started with DR, it would be good to know what setting DR should be set to for editing in for a UA-cam clip. not renter setting but editing settings. this is where a lot of first-time users just give up.
Thanks very much for a really good lesson and you are a wonderful educator. I took time away from my college teaching job for PD and want to do a video report instead of traditional written one - I have struggled with how best to approach and this has given me the inspiration and headstart to get my project rolling. I have a ton of .mov and .jpeg files and kept second-guessing my approach but now I will shoot A-cam on BMPCC then fill in with B-roll and effects, many thanks to you!
35.11 min of excellent teaching! Thanks, great content.
I've watched several tutorials on Davinci Resolve and, somehow they all missed the mark and I've been teaching myself. This one helps me to understand the processes much easier. Thank you
Appreciate it!
FOR SLOW COMPUTERS using Davinci...disabling playback while rendering will usually solve crashing while rendering issues. Right clicking on timeline then clicking ripple delete will snap all files on the timeline back together for you. It will snap from right to left. While editing I use spacebar to play & pause while using L key to bump up playback speed to 2x, 4x, 8x etc. Keys J, K & L are playback speed keys. Once I figured all out my computer quit crashing & my editing speed increased dramatically. One more thing for slow computers... if Davinci starts to get laggy, the solution for me is saving the project, closing & reopening Davinci. I hope this comment saves someone from misery.
Have to use Capcut because of this instead of DaVinci.
And my pc is not even that slow.
@@Realityversum Resolve requires a good GPU, which is a blessing and a curse.
Would generating proxies and displaying at half resolution also help?
FOR SLOW COMPUTERS... I've tried, but now I know I must get a more capable computer if I'm going to make DaVinci Resolve my primary video editing tool. And, I'm going to build it myself for some extra fun. (Actually, it's not for the fun, it's to save money!)
@@bhushan9066 Sorry, don't know the answer to your question.
Nate you are a phenomenal teacher! One of the best short tutorials I've seen! Thank you
Video editing is the most beginner friendly skill ever, getting good at will obviously not be overnight, but at start you're getting something decent out of it, unlike some other software's where it takes several months before you get anything that's alright. Great tutorial 🍀
Truth, appreciate the kind words!
Hey man, just wanted to say i've watched a few tutorials and I thought yours was the most helpful. Lots of great tips here and it was all taught in a great and simple way. Many thanks
I agree
😇Hi Nate! I've been using DaVinci Resolve for 3 years now and I love it. I happened to notice a link to your video and decided to check it out in case there was a tip or trick that I didn't know, because every user has a different style. I did catch a couple of of cool tricks, but what impressed me the most was your delivery. You have a warm way of speaking to your viewers that is calming and informative. You're not speaking above or below anyone's intellect, but instead, explaining in a user-friendly manner that most will appreciate. I enjoyed watching your content. Best to you!
Thank you so much for the kind words! Will keep this in mind for future videos!
Wow! This is comprehensive. I've edited a bunch of videos on Resolve. But this still gives me so much to work on. Thanks man! :)
As an audio pro for nearly 30 years I can say with some authority that Curtis Judd's channel is an excellent place to learn about audio for video. ;)
If I can offer one piece of advice it's that EVERY frequency sounds bad when you crank the gain on a high-Q filter and sweep it across the spectrum. It's really easy to butcher your audio this way, so unless you hear a problem while the EQ is flat, don't EQ! A bit low-cut is usually fine but don't slap a 10dB shelf on your track at 10KHz just because someone in a video it. Find Julan Krause's video on EQ-ing for voice.
love the way you explain🤌
I will definitely give this a try! Thank you for sharing, and doing a step by step tutorial! Love this content so much!
Super useful and helpful video. Thank you!
I consider myself an average- mid level DR user and I still learnt new tips from this ❤❤❤
Awesome! Glad it was helpful. What tutorials would you like see in the future?
There's some fancy stuff in there, but seeing you doing it, and describing it with your calm voice, makes it the best intro to DR I've seen.
The first tip alone saves me soooo much time. TY. I'm new to YT and devinci and have only edited videos a bit so this video is priceless.
💰
Let’s go Nate! Amazing tutorial 🔥🙌
Appreciate it!!
Thank you Kraig! ❤
Such a clean and detailed tutorial. Appreciate your effort 💘
Thank you so much!
Excellent tutorial, you are an awesome teacher. I'm new to DaVinci and was just about to quit for another program but thank God I came across your tutorial.
After watching this, I imported all my finished projects to timeliness with intentions of applying the techniques you taught.
Thank you Sir.
I downloaded DaVinci Resolve about 6 months ago. Watched a few tutorials, tried working with it.... aaaand gave up. I watched this and FINALLY it makes sense! I'm going to give it another try! Thank you!!!
Stoked! Thanks for sharing!
This is one of those tutorials I've returned to again and again for reminders. Thank you Nate for teaching me how to use DaVinci Resolve!
Yay! Thanks for sharing, more to come!
Insane Idea + crazy thumbnail. loving it
You make the best tutorials that are easy to follow. Good job on almost reaching 2.99 M subs!!!
Thank you!!!
Thank you for this video it was just what I need. 🙂
Really useful bro. Thank you
Learning Resolve after switching from adobe premiere which i used for roughly 5ish years for editing as my go to , this is one of the most simple and straight forward videos i've seen , highly recommend , thanks !
Thank you so much!
Watched a tonne of videos on resolve but this was soooo clear and easy to understand thank you soo much!!!
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH THIS HELPED ME SO MUCH I LOVE YOUR TUTORIAL
Hey! Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for making this. Moving on from Vegas Pro and Davinci seems like a great place to move over to. Cheers!
Perfect place to grow your editing skills!
That was actually a good video! Well done. Good tone of voice; well spoken and clear; good all around color and audio FX and volume; all the B roll, text, BG music. That was solid. I even noticed the soft hands at the end while eating the PB&J. I can tell you’ve never done hard labor for a long time; nothing wrong with that. 👍
Followin ThinkMedia since so many years ago, I miss more videos like this one! Everything I needed to know to start with Davinci in a single, well explained, interesting and entertaining video. WELL DONE Nate !! We need more tutorials like this!
Thank you Ciro! What tutorials would you like to see in the future? - Nate
@@ThinkMediaTV Through the years I’ve went with Movie Maker, Sony Vegas, now Filmora and thinking about moving to Davinci, so anything that helps someone who already edit with other software, to move to Davinci. I’m thinking: How to organize your footage in big projects (you showed a glimpse), how to re-use video projects (e.g. templates? Same intros and outros for several videos….), how to color grade (in depth), how to chroma key…. And that just on Davinci. I still remember TM tutorials on how to record with a M50 or how to light an interview…. Those were so interesting! Would love also a “how to record yourself in public” or “how to do a talking head without a prompter”… those are just a few :”D
Thanks Nate! Loved the way you did this tuto. Cheers from Spain!
After spending nearly 6-7 hours over the course of multiple days constantly backtracking through this 35 minute UA-cam video so I could follow along with each step as closely as possible I am finally complete.
This has been the best resource on UA-cam for taking that first step into DaVinci Resolve and I will be referring back to this video as I begin my journey into this editing software
What a trooper! Appreciate the kind words Jordy!
Great tutorial. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
A tip for editing audio levels. I’ve found that instead of using keyframes, I like to just make a cut in the track wherever I want the music fade to end. Then I adjust the whole volume of the new cut clip to my desired level and then use the clip fades to fade out. I’ve found that it works way better for me instead of playing with keyframes.
Same. I might eventually get my head around keyframes but not there yet :)
@@BetterNeurodivergentTravel you can handle keyframes! They’re actually super easy. The way I learned them (this was before I found out you can expand and see the actual keyframes) was to
1 put the play head where you want the keyframes/animation to start.
2 select the keyframe button of the things you know you want in the animation. zoom, position x and position y are my most common.
3 don’t do anything yet with the keyframes. Simply play the clip and stop it wherever you want the animation to stop.
4 now with the adjustment sliders in the inspector, simply adjust them to where you want and the clip should be animated!
Give that technique a shot. I’m confident you’ll have it figured out in your next session!!
@@djcontour Thank you so much! I'll keep at it; I'm getting better at Davinci every time (I started with iMovie)
@@BetterNeurodivergentTravel that’s all
You’ve gotta do! Keep practicing. If you haven’t seen him, Daniel Batal makes great Davinci content and it’s extremely helpful
Awsome class!!
Thank you!
Very good video, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Davinci Resolve is literally the best editing and compositing Software in the market. It is professional grade software. There is a learning curve if you are really interested in video editing. Definitely worthwhile. Best decision I have made.
Very informative for a beginner. I didn't understand why you can't get the last piece. use. However, it must be removed from the bag before sorting the waste.
amazing video thank you
You're so welcome!
Thank you so much for this! I embarked on a perhaps overly ambitious project for myself over the last few weeks and had no clue how to use Resolve beforehand. I just finished (hooray!!) with much help from watching this... great job and thanks!!
Yay! You can do it!
@@ThinkMediaTV Thanks! The video is up on my channel if you want to see... keep in mind I knew nothing about how to do any of it before a couple of weeks ago so go easy. 😂 But seriously, this tutorial was SO helpful!!
Thank you very much. I think I now understand the B Roll. There is much more learning in this video, but the B Roll explanation means I can add to my videos and make them more interesting 🎉
Glad it was helpful!
Of all of the tutorials I’ve watched, this one is really convincing me to make the switch from FCP. You made the whole editing workflow simple and easy to understand. I'm also craving a PB&J sandwich now 😂🙏🏽
Haha! Glad to hear it Andre!
Great tutorial. One things I would add is using buttons: J K L - for scrolling throught materials and pause play it (doulb or tripple press on J and L will make playing slower and faster which is great). Second one is to use F9 and F12 buttons to input videos where we want without using mice :)
This is AWESOME (educational and hilarious!) Thank you for this!!!🎉❤😁
Haha, Glad you enjoyed it!
Such a great and easy tutorial to follow along. Thanks so much for this!
You are so welcome!
This is so great. I have been using Inshot and getting increasingly frustrated and most of that has been solved with your tips. Even organizing collateral. Thanks so much! Saved and looking forward to me. I feel like I have graduated from Heather to Nate a move up in the Think family! :)
Really enjoyed the Think VRA meet up yesterday. Again thank you!
Great to hear!
I dont use Davinci Resolve but editing seems so simple when you do it 😊
🙌 Thanks for the kind words!
@@ThinkMediaTV 💪
thanks
Hi Nate! I can't thank you enough for this excellent tutorial!!! I am a new UA-cam content creator @Cash.Budget.Retiree. This tutorial makes editing sound much easier than I thought. LOL! I say that now, but I haven't edited any of my videos yet.
1. I didn't understand how to insert a picture or a short video clip into my video. Ex: like you did with Jim Carey typing on the keyboard. At what point in this video did you include this instruction?
2. How can I know if a picture or clip is royalty free?
3. Where can I find royalty free pics and clips? I hope you answer these questions.
Thank you. Can’t wait to try Davinci out now
Have fun!
You put the peanut butter _and_ the jelly on the same piece of bread?! I have never seen that before.
I feel like it would more so just slide around that way because peanut butter is so oily 😂 makes much more sense to me to just use the other piece of bread and get a closer-to-propper ratio with the jelly lol
This was extremely helpful - Thanks!
Glad to hear it!
Amazing video thanks for the tutorial 😎🤍
Awesome, not only am I inspired to try Resolve, I also now really want a PB&J sandwich. 😂
😂
This is a great video, thank you!!
just great. Thank you.
Now I want a pinnat butter jelly sandwich :D Thanks for all this tips. Will for sure help me speed up my editing process
Thank You so much your tutorial helping me a lot.. ❤
This is so helpful I want a PB & J sandwich even though I am allergic to wheat! Thank you good sir! I will be saving this video, Subbing and liking!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making this video
My pleasure!
Excellent tutorial!! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this vid! It's so helpful!
You're so welcome!
I've been editing for about 4 years now... Just making the switch to DaVinci but fairlight scares me... This helped easen it
So glad it was helpful!
Quick question what is the differences between your perspective change folder of A-roll/B-roll footage. Btw 9:27 was mind blowing, great example.
Fantastic!!! Thank you!
Top work, thanks.
Thank you too!
Beautiful video
Thank you, i found it very useful.
Glad to hear that!
Can you grab and move text or other elements directly with the mouse, like in Premiere Pro? Or do you have to use the Inspector for this all the time?
Can you guys make a video on how to make UA-cam shorts from vlogs? Its kinda hard to find good shorts it's not like a podcast or educational video where there's specific topics being talked about at certain times
Great video thanks for sharing - I’m using CapCut atm but would like to move up to DR once I get more efficient, cheers Liam
thanks for sharing
My pleasure!
Good job ❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Amazing!!
Thanks!!
Hats off to those who made a PB&J while watching this.
Wow, Nolan in the sponsorship section.
What about sound effects
are the effects with stars still free?
where is the B roll of that slower spread jelly tho 😂😂
Anyone else notice this? 19:03
Woops! 😂
Can you do a tutoriel for Wondershare Filmora please?
What camera and what screen recording software do you use for recording this video?
I just used quicktime, all the zooming was done in Resolve!
GREAT topic but in some cases you move to fast, and impossible to see what you did. You also use terms like "Command" with no definition. Is that the Windows key. Need clearer definitions and slower, precise shots of what you actually did.
Thanks for the feedback! It can be difficult to strike the balance between brevity and explaining in detail
Hello Sir, Can i get this video for practice please?
Here you go! drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OejzpzU0bmhXACtf-ws0nZpGGMgCmebj
@@ThinkMediaTV thank you so much
when you say command B do you mean Ctrl B?
If you are on windows then yes use control + b :)
Is there a setting where it auto deletes the space when you cut a piece of video?
Yes, it's called ripple delete. You can search for it in the keyboard customization when you click on "DaVinci Resolve" in the tool bar/
@@ThinkMediaTV k I’ll give it a try
M1 still to much for me, i choose mbp mid 2015 dual vga 16GB 512GB instead.... 🤭
Is Davinci Resolve truly free? Will it work with Windows 10?
Absolutely! The free version offers impressive capabilities. Should you require additional features, the Studio version is available for a one-time fee of $300 or is included with the purchase of one of their cameras. It’s hard to pass up!
Yup. I've been using it for 3 years
@MaridithSmith It will not work for me. I keep getting an error message.
I'm sorry, no one wants the end piece!?
This actually takes me back to high school, when one of the guys played a video of them making a PB&J for some reason, i don't remember why. 😅
But he just dips the knife in, grabs the peanut butter, and spreads it perfectly in a single stroke.
Weirdly never forgot that.
I literally just saved this to watch later cause I have used davinci resolve for 5 months
🙌
Dude, spread the jelly on the other slice of bread. A lot easier to spread over a solid rather than over a pseudo fluid like PB
Health and financial issues-pls pray for me.
Also please have a decent PC 😂 this will make everything better when editing
You keep saying "we can change the settings" but you don't show how to get to the screen to change the settings. Did you forget you advertised this is for beginners?
Was excited to use this... Constant hangs and crashed, slow as F... Running on W11, i7 13th Gen laptop. . I guess there is a reason its free... Its a NO from me... Goodbye!
Dude find a new barber
Bruh I’m not going to lie. When I first saw the thumbnail I was like, this isn’t Nolan, where is Nolan 😅 But hey Nathan 👋🏽 it’s nice to meet you!
Uhmmmm......
Nolan has his own channel now and he explains why his no longer here
Good video
Wonderful tutorial! I've been using Premier Pro for years, recently switched away from Adobe due to their policies. This is an excellent straightforward tutorial. I am thoroughly enjoying Resolve
Oh come on guys, how do you do that? After I left Premiere and continued with CapCut (only semi-professional of course), I was wondering today if it wouldn't make sense to try DaVinci Resolve. And now this? Mind reader? ;-)
👀
Wow, what an excellent tutorial video! Of course one can, and must, go much deeper, but this is a great, and very encouraging, start. Thank you!
This is so so helpful and re-motivated me to learn video editing again, after being discouraged by the complicative nature of learning a new software. Subscribed, liked, saved, favorited, shared, etc.