As someone who has a good idea of the fundamentals of davinci resolve for basic editing, I’ve also known that I’ve been lacking knowledge to optimise editing workflows. Your video was exactly what I’ve been looking for! Short, concise and useful tips. Excellent video!
All great tips. Thank you for that. Note on 22 (mono to stereo). The content is not explained correctly. You are simply showing how you can hear a mono signal that would only be reproduced in the left speaker on the right side at the same time. In technical terms, this is called 2-channel, not stereo. A pure mono signal can only be converted into a quasi-stereo signal with compromises, by copying the mono signal and shifting the copy by around 10-13 ms compared to the original, then setting the panorama control of the original to the far left and the delayed right signal to the far right. This at least creates a stereo-like sound. However, you have to choose the delay time carefully so that there are no cancellations or phasing effects. There are also plugins that do this mono to stereo job. But in my experience, they don't sound much better.
All these great da Vinci tools, and you don’t know about the one that helps you make UA-cam chapter names properly worded? All your people need to stop with Benefit one, benefit two, benefit three. Give real freaking names dudes.
Let me know if there's a feature you think should've been added 😅
I think IntelliTrack should be on that list 👍
Yea I was thinking about it 😜
As someone who has a good idea of the fundamentals of davinci resolve for basic editing, I’ve also known that I’ve been lacking knowledge to optimise editing workflows. Your video was exactly what I’ve been looking for! Short, concise and useful tips. Excellent video!
@jamesfruze9789 glad it helped 💪
Dude, great video! Thought I knew it all. I learned a lot!
Thanks for watching! 😁
Awesome!! No waffling, just straight to the point! That's an instant subscribe from me. Thank you!!!
Lots of great tips very quickly. I'm trying learn Davinci Resolve currently
Great to hear!
I learned a lot from this. Good work
That's awesome, thanks for watching! 🙏
Thank you, this is very helpful!
Man thank you for number 19 amazing hahah wish I knew this ages ago... no one is has every said this .... love it thank you 👍
Wow, I’m about to start using resolve full time.
Great summary ... thank you.
Great info! I haven't updated to DV19 yet. Are these part of the free version or the studio version?
Nice 👌 these are mostly for the studio version
I was about to ask the same thing
AWESOME video. Thank you very much. I just subbed.
Thanks for watching and the sub! 😁
Loved your videos keep going, you are killing it!
Thanks, I appreciate it! 🙏🏼
thanks bro, i've learn 2 from your video 👍 duplicate frames and annitations
That's awesome bro!
You can also add, colorslice 🔥
I really want to see this in action for skin tones. But I'm waiting for 19 to be out of beta...
Bless you for making this video 😮💨
Would have been helpful with mentioning availability in free version and studio version :)
Just added it in the title thanks 👌
I subscribed you because of DaVinci Resolve. Make more in-depth videos regarding DaVinci Resolve.
Will do 😁
Great content! ❤
Thank you so much bro for this.🙏🏻
It helped me a lot
Glad to hear 😁👌
Yooooooo what a great video... thank you
Thanks for watching 😁
THANK YOU BRO !! SUBSCRIBED
Appreciate it! 🙏
Now this is pod racing!
For tip #25, how do you get your aspect ratio guides icon to show up?
Thank you for this video>
All great tips. Thank you for that. Note on 22 (mono to stereo). The content is not explained correctly. You are simply showing how you can hear a mono signal that would only be reproduced in the left speaker on the right side at the same time. In technical terms, this is called 2-channel, not stereo. A pure mono signal can only be converted into a quasi-stereo signal with compromises, by copying the mono signal and shifting the copy by around 10-13 ms compared to the original, then setting the panorama control of the original to the far left and the delayed right signal to the far right. This at least creates a stereo-like sound. However, you have to choose the delay time carefully so that there are no cancellations or phasing effects. There are also plugins that do this mono to stereo job. But in my experience, they don't sound much better.
Awesome thanks for clarifying! 🙏
Thanks!
I wish I could like this video twice
Some of these features were in previous versions of DVR but thanks for covering the new stuff.
Which font do you use for the features? (1, 2, 3, ...) It looks great!
It's just an open sans with a outline 👌
Me being so old user that I knew all of these💀
Still watched whole video
Legend!
These all are available in the free version?
Unfortunately not, these are mostly for the studio version
Your Specs bro
IS IT FOR STUDIO OR FREE?
Mostly studio
👍👍👍
All these great da Vinci tools, and you don’t know about the one that helps you make UA-cam chapter names properly worded?
All your people need to stop with
Benefit one, benefit two, benefit three. Give real freaking names dudes.
Put the name of the features in the time stamps. I quit watching the video because of that.
You cant do it in your comment...or maybe make your own video?