NEW Multi-Track Editing in Riverside: Feature by Feature Tutorial

[@Graphicious]

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[@ShaneWhaley]

I learned a few things there, thanks Cristi.

[@Graphicious]

Glad to hear that, thanks!

[@ChrisMenardTraining]

This is a great feature. Thanks for sharing.

[@Graphicious]

Thanks! Yeah, much easier to edit everything inside Riverside without needing other apps.

[@bearfeather]

Cool!

[@Graphicious]

Thanks!

[@TheMarvinChronicles]

Thank you for this. My attempts to edit in Riverside is that is crashes alot. I just got a new macbook pro M4 so it must be on their end. Did you experience crashing at all?

[@Graphicious]

What browser are you using? Chrome/Edge are recommended. I think you'll experience issues in Safari.

[@MichaelKrisa]

Great tutorial Cristi! When using scenes like you did, is there the ability to pan and zoom? This way it creates more interest vs a prolonged single talking head.

[@Graphicious]

At the moment, Riverside doesn't offer any animation functionality. So any placement of any object is static. Hoping that's going to be happening in the future though.

[@alexhippenhammer6234]

Thanks Cristi. I recently did an interview where I shared my screen, and our camera recordings are absent from the final version, but are present as separate files. Why did this happen, and is there a way I can get the video footage back?

[@Graphicious]

Do you mean the camera recordings don't appear when you export your edited video?

[@MichaelKrisa]

Is there a content library in Riverside eg B-roll, photos that can used in the editing process?

[@Graphicious]

Yes, there is a stock media library in the editor