RESOLVE 18 CRASH COURSE - Davinci Resolve 18 Walkthrough [BEGINNER]
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
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Chapters
0:00:00 - INTRO - What is Resolve and how do I download it?
0:02:52 - The Layout and Page overview
0:06:53 - The Edit Page
0:22:31 - The Cut Page
0:33:06 - The Media Page
0:36:14 - The Fusion Page
1:05:39 - The Color Page
1:26:03 - The Fairlight Page
1:36:58 - The Deliver Page
1:41:44 - OUTRO
This is the Ultimate Resolve 18 Crash Course! This course is designed for those that have used an editing app before, but want to make the jump over to Resolve, or are curious to see what it's all about.
Now, at the time of recording, this video is using the Beta version of 18, so some things might change slightly in the main release of the program. However, we usually don't see any huge changes once the Beta is out, so everything should be pretty similar to how the main release will look.
How much has changed since 17? Well, there are a few new tools, and some quality of life changes, but honestly it's still the same program. Anything you learn in 17 will transfer over to 18 with no problem! - Навчання та стиль
Sorry bout the missing link at the beginning at 0:00:09 , (YT only lets us put in 5 cards haha) here is the video for editing noobs:: ua-cam.com/video/ZGIl5lGFBxY/v-deo.html
hey Casey, brand new to DRV and this was super easy to follow along. you don't happen to have a tutorial or vid discussing using fusion to animate an object in a video you've already shot? say like a picture frame on the walk starting to crawl. Sorry for the lack of VFX terminology.
Can you please explain why I no longer have the option to use text in Davinci Resolve Yes I use the free version.
Casey, I want to render with my NVIDIA GPU, do I need the Studio version for that feature?
DaVinci Resolve definitely CRASHES if your computer is not compatible to the program. What a headache!
Hey Casey, I got a question, I’m new to all this, and I film in 60fps to do speed ramping on clips, so could I do that and keep the timeline as 24fps? Or do I have to chance the timeline to the clip it was shot in?
I've watched hundreds of instructional videos over the years and not once have I felt the need to comment, until now. I'll keep this simple. Your presentation is exceptional, your explanation of each element is clear and precise and very easy to understand. I honestly wish every tutorial on YT could be this well thought out and executed. Perfect! Thanks
Agreed. Very helpful and easy to follow tutorial
Casey is the best. Many of the others are just annoying. Sometimes I just leave Casey on in the background when I’m doing my regular job.
After update to 18 version my color grade page screen too small to look, how can i fix it
Casey help my focus,keeps me relaxed, and I've lost 15 pounds! JK 😜 he does terrific tutorials 👏
Reminds me of a devil may cry 5 modding tutorial lmao.
This is the gold standard of instructional videos. I was merely curious about this software but after watching this I feel confident to jump in and try to get a little fancy. Unbelievably clear work. Thank you for taking the time to make this!
His intro to fusion is not bad either.
Holy shit, you have Jamie Lidell commenting here! Meeting of the legends :)
This channel took away my fear of nodes and really made me love working with Fusion. Love your tutorials. Keep it up!
Same here. I always used to get intimidated on fusion page. The way he explains basics of fusion I think I can now go and play around!
Currently afraid of nodes, but hopeful Casey can save me!
@@heymikerileyi am learning it.
You do such an amazing job! The amount of "ohhhh I see how that works now" moments I got watching this were absolutely awesome! Thanks so much for putting this together! ❤
Nice walkthrough Casey. I love you resolve videos as you help people like me who are just getting into video editing. You make the tutorial so easy to follow and it makes my life so much easier. Thank you for all your hard work and catch you on the next one 👍🏻
15 years in Premiere...and I cannot wait to adopt Resolve permanently (just bought Studio 18). So this is PERFECT timing for me. Thanks for everything you do!
Yep, around the same here, once the unlearning is out the way I have found Davinci to be excellent and more natural a workflow. Adobe have had their day with many it seems...
Resolve is SO much better it's wild.
Hi! I want to learn editing, and I really Was confused on which one to use. I downloaded Resolve because it's for free but not sure really. If you are saying this program is better for you after 15 years... I've got no more questions
How’s it going so far? Just downloaded 18 my set after being in premiere for 3 years now
@@flochfitness For me it's been great, I keep finding more features I wished premiere had, and it just runs so much smoother. I would say the only downside is that the tracking, especially compared to stuff you would do in rotobrush, is not as good. So I'll still use after effects for some stuff.
Love hitting up Casey's videos when I'm stuck. Casey seems like a person I would like to just chill with in person. Keep up the cool vibes and good work man!
I wanted to say thank you for the time and effort you put into this starter video. It's giving me the confidence to finally open DaVinci and play around, especially with the multi-cam sync. Thank you so much.
Thanks! Some of the best tutorials around. Easy to understand AND remember.
This guy is a blessing to the Resolve community! Thank you so much Casey ❤️
Dude, I've watched it in full like twice. Thanks a lot for this content, it's instructive. For someone who's not really new to video editing as I have worked before with both Vegas and Hitfilm, this was full of new things to learn, so I've needed to watch it multiple times. Very helpful! Thanks again and keep it up!
The speed, density, and clarity of this tutorial is right up there with Drew Brashler X32 series videos. Subscribed!
As someone coming to Davinci after putting up with years of Vegas crashes, this crash course, so far, is incredible! The multi cam sync feature is fantastic, especially since we record separate audio. Great explanation between Edit and Cut.
You just made switching from Premiere look like the best thing i've ever done in my life. I think I love you and Davinci. You're skill level at training is OFF. THE. CHARTS. Thank you sooooo much!!!!!!
Wow, thank you!
So concise and well paced. I watched the entire video through without getting confused. Thanks so much! I feel like I'm ready to jump into Resolve now.
You have been a life saver Casey. Because of the hard work that you put in making your content, I am actually starting to learn how to edit some content, lol. Appreciate you brother.
You really boosted me up to switch from Adobe Premiere to DaVinci, its a lot to grasp but this crash course covered almost everything and you made it very simple so anyone can learn and apply.
Such a long video but I can hardly remember that I have ever seen such a long video on youtube, you made the course interesting and clear.
Thanks Casey 👍😃
This beginner's course was SO incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for helping me make the transition from Adobe Premiere Pro to Davinci Resolve!
Casey has explained all the pages - especially the fusion page - in a terrific manner. As a beginner it is very difficult to wrap my head around the concept of nodes but with your friendly explanations it become far less daunting.
Thanks a ton!
This is amazing. I'm a premiere user and recently decided to switch, this has really helped me with the basics. Just what I was looking for. keep up the good work brother.
Best Resolve Teacher on UA-cam. PERIOD. Content reaches a point where it goes beyond being content and becomes a public service. Seriously, thank you for making a difference.
You present your information at the PERFECT speed - this is rare - Well done - Very helpful
this is the best tutorial i've ever seen on youtube. Thank you. I feel so much more confident about switching from premiere now its unreal.
Man this video is one of the best Davinci tutorial I have seen. Very clear and precise, it shows that you know the program and most importantly you know the world of editing. I'm starting the switch from Final Cut and looking for info and this is by far the best video I've found. Congratulations!
Only 30 minutes in and I've already had so many mind-blown moments. Thank you for this in-depth tutorial that not only is helping me understand how to navigate and utilize DaVinci Resolve, but also is revealing some hidden features that I wouldn't have otherwise known about. I honestly think this is the best tutorial I've ever seen, between clarity of language, demonstration, and flow. Wish I would've had something like this when I was learning FinalCut, and I'm so grateful I found this for DaVinci. Blessings to you, man!
I LOVED FCPro 7. I could easily put in an 8 hour day and never once did I feel like the software was in my way. FPX was such a disappointment that I continued to use FCPro7 through around 2019 when I finally decided to jump over to the PC and Davinci Resolve.
I have been using Cyberlink software for 20 years . New laptop and decided to use DVR 18 now and found this video and its really put me on the right track to enjoying producing short videos again. Most of our Movie Club group members are using vers 18 so I can now be in the groove with everyone else. I am in my late 70s and this is so easy to follow, well produced and excellent narration. Thanks for being a good tutor and editor too.
Hi Casey, One of our members has been having issues with 4K and understanding how to use Proxy files. He came up with this process for us to use.. Could you see if we are on the right track?
Greetings All,
I have cracked using the Proxy feature. It is essential for me when using 4K files in a project, otherwise my laptop will not cope.
Critical is that the Crash Course video does not describe how to actually create the proxies.
DVR is not needed for this process.
Follow the following steps to create the Proxy folder and files you will need.
Load the Proxy Generator App. (It can be found in the Start list of Apps under Blackmagic Design, NOT within DaVinci Resolve itself)
In the App press Add.
Navigate to the folder of interest where all the Video Files are located. (Multiple folders can be selected by Adding them to the list
Select the folder. (If you are testing this use only a couple of files in the folder of interest otherwise the processing can take a long time.)
It will appear in the Watch Folders table of the App. I tested using only one folder.
Start the process
A new folder, called Proxy, will be created within the folder holding your videos. This Proxy folder will contain your proxy files. Nothing has to be done with this folder.
You can now follow Chapter 9 of the Crash Course video by Casey.
If you haven't dragged the 4K video files into the DVR Project, do so.
Go to the Playback dropdown and select Proxy and select use the proxy from the menu.
As you can see your video has certainly helped our group.
Man this was awesome, thanks for making this made so much more sense. Especially with the fusion. Also color management makes so much more sense and makes it simple.
This is awesome. I haven't done any editing for about a year and had forgotten a lot. Within the first 10 minutes of your video, I learned more than I knew (like the media page and bins which I have never used), before.
Thank you.
As a brand new editor I can tell you how much I appreciate the content you provide. Was very daunting trying to decide which software to learn from the ground up. I have no bad habits per say as I have never really used anything. I have spent alot of time watching videos and recomendations on editing software and I have decided Resolve is just the best for me and it seams like outside of those editors that "Have been using PP and AE my whole career" for someone new coming in looking to learn and design in an advanced setting this is the best choice. I'll start fee until I hit a wall then I will def purchase. Quick qustion (theres probably a video) but do you have a export for your keybinds that you use? We have a similiar style in arrangement of workflow I feel like and learning on your binds just feels like the right option. Casey thanks gain. Great content. I appreciate everything you put into it.
Question, as a learning editor where do you get content to train on ? I really want to start video editing but I don't have and idea how to star getting Hands on, Thanks.
@@nadirthek7883 There are tools that will allow you to download youtube videos. Barring that, sometimes I use zoom or OSB to screen record content. (OSB= Open Source Broadcaster)
Thank you Casey for this wonderful and extremely easy to learn Davinci Resolve (DR) video ....I downloaded the free DR version (Windows, v18 beta 3) and have been "tinkering" for about 2 weeks with it after watching/following many excellent instructional videos (specifically - Casey Feris, Jason Yadloviski, MrAlexTech and Patrick Sterlingand, no particular order). I have also re-edited/re-made several previous vidoe editing/creation efforts to help me learn DR better. This instructional video really helped bring home the difference in the Edit and Fusion pages and how I can utilize each more appropriately/effictively. I have now purchased a Studio license and am waiting for it to arrive (then uninstall Free and reinstall Studio).
Not that it's needed, but a little background to help with context ... I am a retired Aerospace Engineer (GE Aviation, designed/built jet engines) and have occaisionally made personal movies/slideshows from family and hobby endeavors (I'm a scuba diver) using Android/Apple and GoPro devices. My video editing background is using Cyberlink's PowerDirector (v13 and v20) and although it is a pretty friendly tool, it is specifically targeted for the consumer-market (me). But I am wanting to do more (not professional but do more family, hobby and also chruch-based videos to help augment our ministries) and so am launching into Davinci Resolve with both feet.
Again, thanks for all you are doing to help people (me) learn video editing (with DR) and stoke our passion to be better and do more ... please keep it up! I truly appreciate your humor and the great/friendly teaching style in your videos ... I ALWAYS learn something from them (especially the device to watch and do on own to learn where I thought I knew but couldn't remember how).
As a final comment, I appreciatd the advice on the use of keyboard shortcuts, middle-mouse buttons, and other tricks - it's so easy when you know all of those items to take advantage of them during a video and we newbies are scratching our head on how you did some of these now "riding a bike" skills ... they were helpful. Please consider having a video dedicated to just hat topic.
typo fix ... "(especially the advice to watch and then do on your own to learn..."
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This comprehensive introduction finally sets the stage for me to actually start trying out the intimidating tasks of working with Davinci Resolve.
Wow mate. This is by far one of the best tutorials I have ever seen! Thank you for sharing something so valuable!
I’ve been using Final Cut Pro and and After Effects for my entire career in video and film-making, going back 20 years. I know those apps extremely well. I just watched this video through, and although I haven’t yet edited a single thing in Resolve, I am now completely convinced to switch over as my primary. Incredible application! Can’t wait to start digging deeper.
please, let us know how has using davinci has been in comparison.
Hi, have you switched from Final Cut Pro since this comment? Just wanted to see how it was going.
I've used both of those programs too! I'm about to switch to resolve. How has the transition been going?
I'm an absolute beginner to video editing so your free teaching videos on Resolve have been GREAT. I'll be taking your Introduction course to start with in July and then your UA-cam and Color Grading courses. It is amazing that Resolve has such a comprehensive free version. I did see a video about how they use method this to market their hardware. For me this is the beginning of a career change. At first it seemed like an unclimable mountain especially when I discovered the User Manual is almost 4000 pages! However I feel confident that with your training I"ll pick it up and gradually increase my skills over time. Really Looking forward to being creative :) Cheer Adam
Oh wow, thank you for this detailed walkthrough on Resolve 18 - totally loved it! Definitely going to check out your full courses as well :-)
Pro Tip: NEVER USE THE DELETE KEY on the edit page. If you want to remove a clip, select it and hit the backspace key. Then, if you want to remove the gap as well, select the gap between clips and hit the backspace key again. I know this sounds like more work, but believe me, this will save you heart ache. The delete key does something somewhat unusual in Davinci Resolve; particularly if you are working in multiple layers. When you delete a clip off the timeline it also removes the gap without proper respect to the various layers of all the clips to the right. What that means is if you have nearly finished a project and then go back to remove 1 clip from the middle, using delete can screw up ever edit to the right of that on the timeline. If you insist on trying it, experiment carefully and be prepared to hit undo (Ctrl-Z) if you are not happy with the outcome. It may be that there is some special case that this IS what you wanted to do. But I found repeatedly that DELETE caused nothing but trouble. I have stopped using it entirely. Since I don't use the cut page at all, I am not sure how DELETE responds on that page. I am only saying this regarding the edit page.
THANK YOU!!! Omg .. you explain everything in the most simplest way where everybody can understand. & you didn’t miss anything.
I'm starting in resolve and just yesterday watched your Resolve 17 Crash Course video. Heree we go againnn!
Loving your channel!
Amazingly clear tutorial. Great work Casey! I was looking to start learning resolve on UA-cam. Thank God I found your channel 🙏🏻
man honestly, i struggle to learn through watching, and this 10/10 was able to follow on and reference back when needed, clear & easy to follow with great explanations, great work!!
Thank you for the insightful beginner's guide to DaVinci Resolve; it's been incredibly helpful for kick-starting my video editing journey. Your clear instructions and tips have made the learning process much more accessible and enjoyable!
been using DR for a few years as a hobby - man do I wish I would have had this video - at the start. Amazing training. Cant wait to dig into your specific tools training.
I've viewed many educational films.Your presentation is outstanding, and you explained each component in a way that was exact, easy to follow, and clear. Thank you
Thanks Casey. Even though I've been using Resolve for well over a year, I always seem to pick up a tip or two when I watch your videos.
Fantastic tutorial. Thanks a bunch man.
Just made the switch from Premiere and I loved DaVinci thanks to you!
Great job Casey! I learned so much from this video. When I first opened DaVinci Resolve it was very overwhelming not knowing how to get started as there are a ton of features in this product. Your presentation of the material was perfect for me and you covered the key aspects of each page. Thanks for putting this together and sharing!
Nice to see a video editor with a solid understanding of audio. Thanks for the overview!
BRAVO! THANK YOU. Ive been editing in FCP for almost 10 years now and this video just gave me the confidence boost I needed to make the switch.
Excellent video! When i first installed and loaded resolve the first time and saw all the controls and features..i was SUPER overwhelmed! This video took a lot of that overwhelming feeling away! Thanks!
This video is going to save me days of effort. I'm learning video editing from scratch from the first time and in less than 2 hours this has taught me 10 times more than my day of playing around with Davinci.
Bud you deserve more subscribers. The quality of this video is so good as a beginner I learned a lot keep up the good work!
Just decided to start learning to use Davinci Resolve 18 properly. I've used it before but only on the surface (in the edit page mainly) and this is the first video I've watched to start. Thanks so much for putting this content available to us, I subbed and cannot wait to learn more with your other videos!
What a fantastic tutorial. An amazing quantity of material beautifully presented by someone who really knows the subject!
I'm so happy that I found your channel! It helps me so much, I'm new to this and I'm excited to learn!
The absolute best introduction to Davinci Resolve. Thank you!
hands down, best UA-cam Instructor/Teacher. Thank you!! Subscribed for life.
The Best Video on the internet for someone who is already good at PR and wants to make the switch.
Thanks A ton Casey :)
Dude! Casey you are helping me understand this better than the tutorials that come with the software! Thank you!
Just got a Mac Studio with the purpose to editing the 2 years of action camera, drone and 360 degree footage that I have generated. DaVinci Resolve seemed to be the obvious no investment choice and you, sir, have done a fantastic job of getting me up to speed on the basics - enough to start with my first project. Thanks for the wonderful crash course!
Excellent! And I finally got the Cut page. I actually watched the whole tutorial and learned something new in every part. I really like the speed and density of your videos (I will just skip back 10 seconds if I need to).
You are amazing at teaching! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I have been using FC for a while but after seeing this video I can’t wait to start editing with Davinci. Muchas Gracias!
Amazing! Thanks Casey for such fantastic job. I loved how well everything was explained with ease. I have learned so much. Thank you again. I just subscribed!
Casey, kudos and well done! A great intro to Resolve! You're very good at this. 👍
I never comment on videos BUT wow. Blown away how easy you made this look. Great presentation.
Thank you Cassey, that was very helpful for a beginner. Will check your other courses, your teaching style is great!!
One of the best vide tutorials on the site! A Plus!
Clear, concise and to the point! Very well done!
This guide was extremely well edited and put together, thank you so much! :D
Blackmagic should hire you. This is the clearest, most concise video regarding how to use Davinci I've seen. Well done!
Excellent crash course. Will definitely check out your other tutorials. I'm now a new subscriber. Keep up the good work.
Our production team just made the switch to Resolve. This was immensely helpful. Thanks for your time and hard work. -Randy
Casey you're the MAN OF THE YEAR for me .I'm very nooob into editing and I've learned a lot from this video . Thank you very much. ❤
Loved every moment of this! Thanks Casey
What an amazing video. Thank you for this. I appreciate you drilling down into DaVinci for all of us.
i was about to start watching your resolve 17 crash course, now you uploaded this! thank you
After watching I think I can stop searching for other tutorials, because this one told me everything I need for a start. Thank you very much! It was so useful! You did a great job! Promise to come back to learn other stuff!
I've used Resolve a bit here and there nothing too fancy but gotta love how much you can learn watching a video for beginners even if you used the software for a while
Glad you took time in the fusion page! Awesome
I have used a number of video editing software over the years, all much less intimidating than Resolve, so I really appreciate your tutorials. I will be learning much more as I begin using version 18.
Hey I’m almost hooked! You make it look pretty easy. Oh yes and thanks for not putting monotonous music under your presentation! Five stars!
This is, without a doubt, the best Davinci Tutorial I've found to date. Well done Casey. It's so bloody good that 30 min in I stopped the video and removed Final Cut Pro (that I've been using for YEARS) from my MacBook Pro.
Wow. I just finished this walkthrough and rendered my first project. I'm definitely saving this and rewatching it in case of need (which will be quite often for the next weeks ahaha). I can't thank you enough!
I've been using Resolve for a couple of years, and still learned a couple of things from this video. Highly worthwhile.
Great tutorial Casey! Love the Multi-Cam feature on the Cut page. Thanks!
Just bought a BMPCC4K this month and wanted to learn Resolve. It felt weird coming from Premiere, but you made things easily understandable with this. Thank you so much for your work!
Even the structure of the lessons was perfect. Thanks for that.
Other people have already said as much, but dang your good. I almost never leave comments, but I really felt I had to on this one. As a very small time creator, I've been wrestling with editing for months. I'm only halfway through your tutorial and I'm already breathing a little easier. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Your videos are extremely useful! Was afraid of using Resolve until I saw your tutorials and made them a breeze! I'd love to see some more with tracking in action with effects like pixelating.
Omg THANK YOU for the awesome instructional video without all the fluff! Exactly what I needed 🙏
Informative and not boring! You did a great job on that video, learned a lot for my workflow. Just started using davinci resolve
great tutorial, learned a lot, I am glad you included that last bit about the proxies because I was wondering how that works or if my projects were even using them, so now I know what to look for.
Such a great introduction to Davinci Resolve. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this. I have moved from Premiere Pro as I hate the subscription model they use and the program is very unstable at times. This video has given me the tools I need to say goodbye to Premiere Pro, Audition and After Effects.
Thank you sooo much! I'm migrating from an entry-level editing suite and can't believe the power that Resolve offers. I gave up on a multi-cam cooking video I shot because my old software just wouldn't let me do the edits I needed. The Cut page would have made it a breeze. Any doubt about migrating off my old software has vanished!
Ditto GDN's comment 10 months ago. Awesome, clear and so informative. Gives confidence in using Davinci. Thank You!
By far the best video on the topic on YT! Thank you Casey! Goodbye crashy premiere! :)
This has restored my faith in giving this app another chance. I have a short attention span for YT videos, like 2 min max, but this is worth the time. Thank you.
I am in agreement with most of the comments below. This tutorial is the most straight-forward one I've viewed out of dozens on Davinci. I'm a total beginner who has only used ShotCut and was a little afraid to move on to such an advanced editor, but I finally did it, and am looking forward to watching many more of your videos.
Thanks for the tutorials. Very good explaining and organization. Whenever I got stuck I could quickly reference one of your video and learn how to solve the problem. Excellent!
Awesome crash course! Buying your courses once I’m comfortable with the basics