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Thank you thank you! :D

That's a cool idea! For that, I would take a pic of a cue ball and mask out the surrounding felt and table [try my video on Transparency: ruclips.net/video/oV-4-w78W78/видео.html] and then to add the red dot, use the polygon mask - you could even animate it to show it moving - and for that, try this video: ruclips.net/video/R9kEoCf7UnE/видео.html Let me know when you get it done, that'd be cool to see!

Awesome!

Thanks! If there's something you want to know, I'm happy to help :D

Yeah, I've done that too! It's a neat effect :D Thanks for watching :D

Thanks for sharing 👍

Yep - you can certainly do it there... as usual, several ways in Resolve to accomplish a task :D

Awesome!

True, the polygon mask would work... I'm so used to using MM, though. One longer stroke is better for corrections, IMO.

Good point! You'd have to know where you were when you open the Compound Clip in a timeline.

@@CreatorReality1 but this isn't the solution, I waste tons of hour, why is not like every adobe software? I think it's a must have...

Glad you liked it!

Awesome!

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

Right? Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Stay tuned - the next 2 videos are all Fusion, and some neat effects :D

If your computer can handle it - do it! It's got a 100% free version that is fully capable, no watermarks, and it'll grow with you as you learn more advanced editing techniques! Then, if you feel it's worth it [spoiler alert: it is], you can pay the $300 for the Studio license, which is good for life - no subscriptions! :D Also, thanks for watching, my friend!

Yes, they certainly CAN be! I haven't used After Effects... but layering is something I'm familiar with. Resolve sort of works like that. In the Edit page, the video tracks all layer on top of each other, and in Fusion, the nodes layer from source [MediaIn, background, etc.] to MediaOut. So, one thing affects everything downstream of it.

I can certainly appreciate that! A lot of what I know how to do comes from tinkering. The guy in the bike shop hears the sound your bike is making and knows instinctively that a rod has been bent, and how to fix it. I feel the same way. I just know what needs to go where. Translating that into something a new-to-Fusion person can understand? Therein lies the rub. But I am working on that, I am... it's just figuring out the translation.

LOL, I think he uses the preset I showed in the intro :D

Mind? Why would I mind? I think what you did is AWESOME, and I 100% appreciate it! That's why I make these videos - so others can have a handle on this stuff like I do! Thanks again!

Dude, I agree! Even after all the hours I've put into editing, I still get stuff mixed up. Heck, I find doing the tutorial forces me to practice a few times to get the steps down pat, and THEN I can teach it... and yeah, you gotta have humor, otherwise it's just Frustrasion LOL :D BTW: You're gonna LOVE the next 3 videos I've got scheduled - all Fusion effects.

Welcome! I hope you enjoy your stay :D

Thanks, Jerry! Inspirational? Man, I've been called a lot of things, but not that* ;) *I know you were referring to the video, not me. I tell ya what - if someone reaches out and says "John, you inspired me to do this video" and includes a link, I will 100% watch it :D #LifeGoals

You're welcome! This is EXACTLY why I created this video, and you GET IT. Thanks for watching, and send me a link when you get it done, I'll come check it out :D

Well, to be fair... I've done it hundreds of times, and refined the process for myself over the years - which is why I wanted to share it, so others can learn to do it easily too!

Thanks! After having done it several hundred times, it's mostly muscle memory. By following the steps laid out in the video and doing it a few times, it should be easy for you, too! :D

@CreatorReality1 I did it with one clip it was perfect. Multiple clips I'm lost. Thank you anyway

@@bushmastercrew You might have selected the wrong clips by accident - it happens more than I'd like to admit. Make sure that only the clips you're trying to sync are selected, so you move them as a group. Alternatively, you can create Compound Clips out of the segmented files [if you used a GoPro, for instance, and in 1 recording it created 3 files], and then sync THAT with another camera. See here for how to work with Compound Clips: ruclips.net/video/ZNpv3kBkCfI/видео.html

Awesome! That was the goal :D

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! :D

Thanks, man! Yeah, it's doing pretty well :D

No worries, man! I don't know Premiere or any other editing software, so I won't even start doing tutorials on them... just Resolve. Sounds like it's time for you to upgrade computers :D PS: Resolve is free, and the Studio version is a one-time payment of $300... as opposed to paying Adobe for a subscription :D

Yeah, take a while to learn. It sounded confusing with nods and all that I don’t know how to edit videos with the fancy stuff. I did the trial of Adobe premier and it was OK, but it still slowed me down. I think I need to upgrade my brain, I am going to have 64 of memory for my 16 gig computer laptop hopefully that will help.

@@MotoBaumVirginia Yeah, RAM definitely makes a BIG difference in the speed of editing. Solid state drives, RAM, and GPU make the biggest differences, IMO.

@@CreatorReality1 thank you I wanted to ask you on the live, but I felt like I’d be digging for too damn much information ha ha. My friend said it would possibly help. He’s the one that showed me what to order for ram which will be here Tuesday. Hopefully he will install it for me.I’ll be excited if it helps.

@@MotoBaumVirginia That'll be great! Your whole computer will just... run better with more RAM. I'm at the point where I need a whole new computer, LOL.

Thanks, RJ! Spielberg has nothing to worry about... but maybe Uwe Boll [google THAT fiasco of a director, LOL]

You're welcome! What else in Resolve would you like to learn about?

Oh, thanks for the reminder! I forgot that some of the codecs aren't available in the free version. The Shuttle Pro is NICE, BTW! Thanks for watching & commenting!

Can you say it louder for those in the back? You know, the ones on their phones, not paying attention? [yes, I realized I used "ones" there]. This is completely something I feel your pain on! I know I use some of those grammatical mistakes in my typing and speech - but only occasionally. I prefer proper speech. Blame the Valley Girl speak of the 80s and 90s... these days, kids just lop off whole syllables and expect you to know what they mean, and it drives me nuts! Kids say "sus" instead of "suspect", ugh. And "no cap" is "no lie", but it doesn't even save a single letter OR syllable! I do try to stay away from saying "you guys" or "hey guys", but I know I slip up from time to time. I prefer "my friend" or "my friends" - it's both non-gender specific AND something you don't see in most videos. All that said, thanks for watching & sharing what ticks YOU off - that's important stuff for people to know!

@@CreatorReality1, should I re-type it in all CAPS for those ones in the back? 😂🤣😂🤣 BTW, as a fellow Resolve editor, I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@@TACTICALNOMAD LOL, no need - they'll see it either way. And thanks - will do! :D

It's kludgy, for sure. There's no 100% workaround, unfortunately. I've even been doing research on 3rd-party remotes, and none have addressed this issue, as far as I can tell. And I'm not buying up all the remotes to try them all out to find one that'll work.

Thanks! I hope you enjoy the videos - is there anything in Resolve you'd like me to cover?

@@CreatorReality1 Totally! I added to my playlist, I'll use them when I need it. And since you asked, right now I'm trying to figure out how can I reduce harsh wind sounds/pops in my virtual walk type of videos and I want to record the surroundings, without wind if possible. I hope Fairlight has something for this. I'm using iPhone 15 Pro. I tried small mics with clips but they're too direct and has very short range. So I switch back to internal mics but still learning. Have a good day!

@@MertSerim Oh man, have I got you covered already! If you already bought Resolve Studio, there's a Voice Isolation effect in the Inspector for an audio clip or track. If you haven't bought Studio, check out this $40 plugin that I did a review of on my other channel [before I created Creator Reality]: ruclips.net/video/dCx-CswzGNE/видео.html In addition, you can try the Noise Reduction effect in Fairlight [again, on my other channel - I really need to update these tutorials and bring them over here!]: ruclips.net/video/n-JkAc5IviI/видео.html

@@CreatorReality1 Wow thanks man! I'm watching both of them right now! Still have a lot to learn but editing is such a joy! Much appreciated, have a good day!

@@MertSerim Yeah, editing is awesome! I'm working on more tutorials, but if there's something you'd like to know, just let me know :D

That's awesome - I'm glad to help! Anything else in Resolve you'd like to see?

Thanks! I leave all the fluff for my other channel. Just a little setup, to show why you'd want to do something maybe, and then let's get to editing! :D Thanks for watching!

Yeah, you can do either! You can cut a speed-ramped clip [which may not look the way you want], but joining clips is as easy as first creating a Compound Clip and then speed-ramping *that*. Here's how to work with Compound Clips: ruclips.net/video/ZNpv3kBkCfI/видео.html

Thanks, buddy! :D

That's a great point - sorry about that! If you want to see what it ended up looking like, I'll reply with a link when I publish the video that footage came from.

So, I just scheduled the video where I used these speed ramps - it goes live Monday, 8pm EDT on my other channel: ruclips.net/video/15ESwnf99mk/видео.html I'd give a timecode, but honestly, I forget how far in they are, but it's in the first 10 mins... and I use those speed ramps on several clips in that film.

@@CreatorReality1 cool thanks. I'll check it out tomorrow night. Thanks for responding!

@@High-Tech-Geek Awesome! It's a long video, at 42 minutes... but it uses a TON of editing techniques throughout. If you watch it and have questions about how anything got done, follow-up with me, I'm happy to share the how-I-did-it :D

@@CreatorReality1 Looks like it was a fun trip. Caught the speed ups and the slow downs. I like when you used the text to label your buddies Toby and Kylie at the hotel. Do you have a tutorial on that? I did also like the map tutorial you did and saw some of that in there as well. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks!

Always appreciated, my friend! :D

Thanks for the insight! Silhouette sounds great... but at $1,995 for a perpetual license or almost $800 for a yearly subscription... it's outside the budget for most, I think. I know I can't afford that. For what Magic Mask can do, you're right - it's adequate. It isn't perfect, but at least it's something.

Oh man, I'd LOVE to have 128gb of RAM! Don't worry, it's the Winston Churchill effect - can't make you sick :D

That's a great use case for it! And yes, I DO love hearing feedback like this! So many videos seem geared towards one specific use case, but I tried to make it as general as possible while showing my own results. Good luck with it, let me know how it turns out!