Its okay bro, as an editor we learn new things daily even from every new youtuber. At the end of the day whatever new things you have learned will help you in saving lots of time 🤩✌️
Dude adjustment clips are a game changer, makes it so much easier than constantly having to chop up my video when I want to add effects to specific sections
Push is my go to! One quick tip: instead of copying, clicking the other clip to highlight it green, and then pasting--you can instead just hold 'alt' and drag the transition to the clip you want, and it will duplicate it. It's super fast. You can also use that method to duplicate most anything on the timeline, and if you want to just select one thing in a linked clip (like just the audio or video) without unlinking them, 'alt' and clicking on what you want will allow you to select just that one clip without anything else associated with it. Edit: I learned another quick way to add to multiple: if you select all of the clips you want to apply the transition to, and then click on the edge as if you were going to change the length of all clips, it will highlight ALL of them green along the edge, and then when you paste, it will apply to all of them. This is actually incredibly helpful for me! The green highlight thing to allow paste is new to me though, and will definitely come in handy when I am adding to a bunch of tracks. Thank you!
Dude, the adjustment clip is such a time saver! Most of the others aren't really adequate for what I do, but that adjustment clip is amazing! Thanks a lot!
Zooming in with the adjustment layer is gonna be a game changer for me! I have another channel in which I'm often showing maps with a lot of (independent) images on top of them and being able to zoom all of them at once (without the need of "grouping" them) is really gonna make the videos much better and easier to follow!
I have spent so much time adding key frames that often times have to be changed, just to try out different zoom composition ideas. This adjustment clip is going to be game changing! Thanks for making such a great video!
Mate! Seriously! Your channel is absolutely amazing! Every time that I am looking for some answers 98% of the time I find here!! its a privilege to be one of your subscribers! Thank you Dunna! I've been learning a lot with your content!
Its great to have a very understandable and clear english for us that english isn´t our native language. Always watching you Dunna, Grettings from méxico! 🇲🇽
Thanks Dunna, just switched to Resolve so I'm binging your videos, as I did years ago with camera shot videos when I started the channel. Care to share the font name at 5:58? (where it reads "drop shadow")
Please do more of these videos about simple, quick, and easy motion graphics on DaVinci Resolve that actually look cool and make your videos look professional. Thanks a bunch for this one!
Wait, on 0:45 how does he split the left panel for project bin and effects panel? For one thing replace the other when opened. Is it a new feature of resolve 19?
I have a quick question regarding the "favourites" tab, for some reason when I favourite any effect I enjoy, sometimes it'll remove it the next time I go to use it? Just curious if anyone else had this issue and how to potentially fix it. All great points, solid video! 💙
Thanks Dunna, these are so useful! Adding this video to my list of "glad I found it, but also agonizing over the hours lost before hand" playlist. I've been shooting an interview series for about a year now, and only just found out about remote grades last month. All these tips to avoid endless copy & pastes are welcome!
Blanking fill you presented is a game changer, so far i applied 3tracks including adjustment clip to get this blurry background effect for vertical shots. I also liked this soft zoom effect that we can replicate easily to any clip thanks to adjustment clip. I've learned recently from your channel how to make 'editing to the bit' more user friendly. Very good content, thank you
thank you very much ! i love creating videos with davinci and created some macros already to speed up my process but long form content felt like a drag to set so much stuff over and over again. adjustment and own transitions was EXACTLY what i was looking for !
The blanking fill and drop shadow comes in a perfect time. I will have to edit a video with a lot of pictures, what i have never done before and i already thought of ways to not just have this 2D look of a squared picture on a 2D backround...
Bruh I am so new to all this stuff. have been making little bs gaming videos for about a week using very minimal effects. having to reset the settings every single time. I wondered, man it would be so much easier if I could save these settings for the next video. now I know thank you for sharing these I want to get a little more complex videos soon. so thank you!
Seriously! Thank you! I need to make it a mission of mine to watch a minimum 3 of your videos per day to master resolve! You just helped me in several ways. Every tip was something I needed and googled but could not find the answer for. Like the background with text! The way you described and showed it to be so seamless! Thanks man!
@@dunnadidit Do you have any tips on recording VO in davinci resolve? I followed a couple tutorials and each of them caused my video to export with left channel only audio. I am using a Blue Yeti Mic
@HeyThisIsAndrew sounds like the track that you’re recording to is a stereo track. 2 fixes, either patch your input channel to BOTH the left and right channel of that track, or make a mono track to do your VO on.
Brother, that adjustment clip is an absolute game changer. I have commentary and react videos I do pretty often and have to manually enter the zoom, x and y coordinates on clips to give myself a full frame of my face cam. I've had videos where I've manually entered coordinates over 100 times to get a zoom on on my face. The fact I could just copy and paste an adjustment clip over the top of them makes me partly furious because I've wasted so much time, but mostly elated that I now have a solution to dramatically increase my workflow. I wish I could give you a hug(but I'm sure you'll settle for a Subscribe).
Very, very helpful. I've been trying to duplicate the functionality in Fusion and these effects are so much better and easier. Thanks so much for creating this video for us. Brilliant.
Dude.. thanks to your videos and my practice in davinci resolve, I'm able to earn my money with video editing. Can't thank you enough man! And again: very nice and important tips. Especially the Blanking Fill was a huge face palm moment for me :D
5:26 you could also use the dynamic zoom function it adjust's given on the clip's time. just a small trick :) (theres also a dynamic zoom editor which allows you to adjust the direction of the zoom the total size and more)
Man, thanks THANKS! This is one of the best, easy to follow, well explained, to the point and with actual real basic use case scenarios that will help anyone, specially beginners like me. Subbing rn!
Very nice video! I learned a lot with it! I knew all of these FX without knoowing how to '' play'' or to 'tweak'' with them! My problem now will be to remeber them. But the last ''how to set up'' trick will help me! Thanks dude and have a great one!
Hi Dunna, I was wondering, the title cards shown at 1:11 (Push) for example, do you hand-edit the text for every of these cards or is it one master sequence that you use instances of and enter the text via a separate text field?
This specific video is a bit different because I was trying to be cheeky by showing the effect I was going to talk about with each title card. But the push title card is the closest to what I typically use in my videos. All that is is the background on one layer and then a text+ on a layer above. When I need to create more, I just highlight those two clips (background and text) and either copy and paste or opt(alt) drag to copy them to the new location, change the text in the text+ clip and I’m done. Hope that answers your question.
Great instructional video, I learned some great things. I'm a relative newbie when it comes to Davinci Resolve, but I have a solid background in audio engineering so there are things in Davinci which make sense for me to grasp quite easily. That said, yeah, you went pretty fast but I like to save links to these really good videos and then I practice what they contain in practice projects. A great learning tool. Thank you very much for your efforts.
The only one of these I've used is the camera shake, but I've only used it for more violent, earth-quake-esque shaking. I just uploaded my most effort intensive video ever. I wish I'd known these before I did that, but they're definitely going in my arsenal for future videos!
I knew and use all of these but the blank fill was new to me and so great !! It's really annoying to play with stacked images bc you need to make the space every time where the other clip is visible underneath, so this is great ! Davinci should come with an update where it lets you stack images and lets you choose if you want the black background or not. It's so annoying sometimes.
Thanks a ton for sharing your skills with us, Dunna! Quick question though: how did you manage to move your playhead using the Shift + arrow keys? I tried it, but instead of moving the playhead, it just shifts the clip underneath by 5 frames. Even when I don't have any clips selected, it's still not working. Any tips on that?
Bro you've shown me a ton of stuff i used to animate by hand in the fusion tab lol And the drop shadow is an awesome thing that will come handy in future videos. Thanks a lot!
Wow these are great. I've been using Filmora (I know, I know) for my channel for about a month (just recently re-started it) and I loathe it already...but it's easy. I've been checking out Davinci and honestly this already looks very nice. Wow. Thanks for the tips!
These are awesome. Thanks so much for sharing. I love learning this stuff and you do a great job of explaining it. The push is definitely something that i will be adding.
These are some really good tips. I appreciate you making this video and taking the time to teach us this. This is my second time watching it as of finally started to get editing down again. I'm going to try to add some of these tricks into my next video.
Oh man great video! I just stumbled across it today and these tips are really helpful - makes me want to go edit a new video just to try them out! Awesome stuff, thank you!
love it! i now have a idea how to edit photoshowcase-stories for instagram with the push transition. + the dropshadow effect will separate them from background
@@dunnadidit thank you very much for all of your content! Even after nearly 2 years in this software - there are always things you’re not aware of in your actual workflow. 😁
I'm new. This video moved kinda fast for me. I appreciate your efforts brother. I think I may simply need more coffee before I get after this. Thanks again. 😉
I’m embarrassed to say I’ve been using Resolve professionally for 5 years and I didn’t know most of these. Thanks for posting.
Same XD
I am not a professional, but I am using it for 1.5 years from now, and I knew these things but the complicated method and a lots of trial and errors.
Its okay bro, as an editor we learn new things daily even from every new youtuber. At the end of the day whatever new things you have learned will help you in saving lots of time 🤩✌️
LOL that's why continuous self development is important
Dude adjustment clips are a game changer, makes it so much easier than constantly having to chop up my video when I want to add effects to specific sections
Push is my go to! One quick tip: instead of copying, clicking the other clip to highlight it green, and then pasting--you can instead just hold 'alt' and drag the transition to the clip you want, and it will duplicate it. It's super fast. You can also use that method to duplicate most anything on the timeline, and if you want to just select one thing in a linked clip (like just the audio or video) without unlinking them, 'alt' and clicking on what you want will allow you to select just that one clip without anything else associated with it.
Edit: I learned another quick way to add to multiple: if you select all of the clips you want to apply the transition to, and then click on the edge as if you were going to change the length of all clips, it will highlight ALL of them green along the edge, and then when you paste, it will apply to all of them. This is actually incredibly helpful for me!
The green highlight thing to allow paste is new to me though, and will definitely come in handy when I am adding to a bunch of tracks. Thank you!
Absolutely! Great addition, thanks for sharing! Glad you found the video helpful too!
Alt dupes on adobe too 😊 I can not believe I've been paying for adobe when I could be using the resolver
Using an adjustment layer to zoom is a game changer! I will be bringing this into my workflow! Thanks Dunna :)
It's crazy that this is all part of a free software.
Right!? Pretty nuts!
Man, you didnt see capcut yet. (For sure is not the best software for other things, but for good presers like this it it King
@@ismaelferreira6447 I use it on my phone all the time. Couldn’t really get into it on my computer though. Davinci still works best for me there.
Just pirate the studio version
@@Jonathan-zg3scI wouldn't want to pirate from a company that has good business practices
It's actually insane. The default effects can save so much time. I'm going to start using them more.
Dude, the adjustment clip is such a time saver! Most of the others aren't really adequate for what I do, but that adjustment clip is amazing! Thanks a lot!
DaVinci Resolve is unreal for free software 🤯
Zooming in with the adjustment layer is gonna be a game changer for me! I have another channel in which I'm often showing maps with a lot of (independent) images on top of them and being able to zoom all of them at once (without the need of "grouping" them) is really gonna make the videos much better and easier to follow!
Thank you! I especially liked the saving an effect as a favorite section. A real time saver.
Zooming with adjustment layer just blew my mind 🤯 ..i was zooming every single clip manually this is a serious gamechanger thank you 🔥😄
Just found out on another tutorial that you can actually zoom in or out the clips in the inspector -> Video -> Dynamic Zoom!
damn me too. ive got alot to learn
SAME
I have spent so much time adding key frames that often times have to be changed, just to try out different zoom composition ideas. This adjustment clip is going to be game changing! Thanks for making such a great video!
Mate! Seriously! Your channel is absolutely amazing! Every time that I am looking for some answers 98% of the time I find here!! its a privilege to be one of your subscribers! Thank you Dunna! I've been learning a lot with your content!
Crazy how you can use all of the effects, watch a video, and find out how many more useful ways you can use it! Thanks, Sir.
Right!? That’s why it’s so important that video editors and creators talk to eachother! We can learn so much from eachother!
@@dunnadidit 100%. Working on getting more consistent on my uploads as we speak
@prestonurvina love that!
Its great to have a very understandable and clear english for us that english isn´t our native language. Always watching you Dunna, Grettings from méxico! 🇲🇽
Thank you for the kind words! Greetings from Canada!
Blanking fill... You just changed my life!
Boom!
The Blanking fill one is CRAZY!!!
true going to save me soooo much time on the shorts
Blanking fill and adjustment has changed everything. Subbed.
Thanks Dunna, just switched to Resolve so I'm binging your videos, as I did years ago with camera shot videos when I started the channel. Care to share the font name at 5:58? (where it reads "drop shadow")
Please do more of these videos about simple, quick, and easy motion graphics on DaVinci Resolve that actually look cool and make your videos look professional. Thanks a bunch for this one!
Noted! I’ll keep that in mind!
Wait, on 0:45 how does he split the left panel for project bin and effects panel? For one thing replace the other when opened. Is it a new feature of resolve 19?
WOW!!! Where were you when I needed these on previous projects? I did it the hard way -- searched until it was found; UGH! Thanks again.
Haha… sorry… and you’re welcome 😂😂 I guess I should have made this one a while ago
Good to see ya, Dunna! Great tips, thanks much!
Thanks so much for watching!
AMAZING! Thanks for this, made my cinematic animation breakdown much cleaner!
Ohhh...Push & Blanking Fill are definitely going to get used! Those plus making presets for them and the favs list! Thanks Dunna! 📷😎
My pleasure dude!
As a newbie moving from premiere to davinci this saves me a lot! More power to your amazing content maan ⚡
Cheers! So glad to hear it! Welcome to the DVR squad!
Love it. Great to see your progress. Here since 20k
I have a quick question regarding the "favourites" tab, for some reason when I favourite any effect I enjoy, sometimes it'll remove it the next time I go to use it? Just curious if anyone else had this issue and how to potentially fix it. All great points, solid video! 💙
Thanks Dunna, these are so useful! Adding this video to my list of "glad I found it, but also agonizing over the hours lost before hand" playlist. I've been shooting an interview series for about a year now, and only just found out about remote grades last month. All these tips to avoid endless copy & pastes are welcome!
Haha those seem to be the playlists I live on most of the time! Glad it was helpful 😁
Blanking fill you presented is a game changer, so far i applied 3tracks including adjustment clip to get this blurry background effect for vertical shots. I also liked this soft zoom effect that we can replicate easily to any clip thanks to adjustment clip. I've learned recently from your channel how to make 'editing to the bit' more user friendly. Very good content, thank you
So glad to hear that my content has been helpful! Thanks for watching!
I'm always learning new vid lingo: what does 'editing to the bit' mean? I love the Blanking Fill too!
@@celestepalm6949 it’s “editing to the beat” (of the music) I think it was just a typo. I had a recent video on that topic!
Great video man, shows how to use resolve but also gives examples to make your brain create different senarios as to when to use them. Awesome!
Thanks for the kind words!
I knew most of them, but I didn't know I could make presets! Now I know, thanks!
Happy to help!
I really needed a creative kick today. This was it and I'm ready to edit. Thanks!
I’m so glad to hear that!!!
You just legit changed my life with some of these tips. Thank you! 🙏🏾
THANK YOU, always loving your tips because its just so easy to digest even though they are simple you truly take it step by step. Appreciate ya
thank you very much !
i love creating videos with davinci and created some macros already to speed up my process but long form content felt like a drag to set so much stuff over and over again.
adjustment and own transitions was EXACTLY what i was looking for !
I subbed before u even started spilling ur magic. Ur intro left me wanting so much more info that i subbed and i never do that homeboy!❤
The blanking fill and drop shadow comes in a perfect time. I will have to edit a video with a lot of pictures, what i have never done before and i already thought of ways to not just have this 2D look of a squared picture on a 2D backround...
Bruh I am so new to all this stuff. have been making little bs gaming videos for about a week using very minimal effects. having to reset the settings every single time. I wondered, man it would be so much easier if I could save these settings for the next video. now I know thank you for sharing these I want to get a little more complex videos soon. so thank you!
Drop down is going to be a lifesaver 😄 Done that manually to text the whole time. Copied some sure, but this is much much easier. Great tips!
I just started using DaVinci Resolve and these tips are so useful!!
Seriously! Thank you! I need to make it a mission of mine to watch a minimum 3 of your videos per day to master resolve! You just helped me in several ways. Every tip was something I needed and googled but could not find the answer for. Like the background with text! The way you described and showed it to be so seamless! Thanks man!
Haha I’m gonna need to make some more videos fast or you’re gonna run out!!
@@dunnadidit Do you have any tips on recording VO in davinci resolve? I followed a couple tutorials and each of them caused my video to export with left channel only audio. I am using a Blue Yeti Mic
@HeyThisIsAndrew sounds like the track that you’re recording to is a stereo track. 2 fixes, either patch your input channel to BOTH the left and right channel of that track, or make a mono track to do your VO on.
@@dunnadidit thank you!
Brother, that adjustment clip is an absolute game changer. I have commentary and react videos I do pretty often and have to manually enter the zoom, x and y coordinates on clips to give myself a full frame of my face cam. I've had videos where I've manually entered coordinates over 100 times to get a zoom on on my face. The fact I could just copy and paste an adjustment clip over the top of them makes me partly furious because I've wasted so much time, but mostly elated that I now have a solution to dramatically increase my workflow. I wish I could give you a hug(but I'm sure you'll settle for a Subscribe).
This is the first video I watched today and it taught me so much. Thank you. Saving it for later when I work on a video.
Just started my creating journey and I am so grateful for having come accross your video!! This is a game changer! Thank you😃💥
How do dou make the second clip by edge wipe in grey?
Just start using Davinci Resolve and I can say this is the most helpful video I ever need.
Very, very helpful. I've been trying to duplicate the functionality in Fusion and these effects are so much better and easier. Thanks so much for creating this video for us. Brilliant.
The most beginners friendly video of this topic
Daamn
This is crazy! Esp that blanking fill 🤯
Thank dunna! 🙌🏻
Thanks so much for watching!
Dude.. thanks to your videos and my practice in davinci resolve, I'm able to earn my money with video editing. Can't thank you enough man!
And again: very nice and important tips. Especially the Blanking Fill was a huge face palm moment for me :D
That’s such an amazing thing to hear! Thanks for letting me know!
Huge tip about difference between Drop Shadow Effect vs Text+ Drop Shadow! Thanks for clearly explaining those gotchas.
Heck yeah! Always glad to help!
5:26 you could also use the dynamic zoom function it adjust's given on the clip's time. just a small trick :) (theres also a dynamic zoom editor which allows you to adjust the direction of the zoom the total size and more)
You just made me go through all the effects for 5 hours long, tweaking all of them and see what they all really do
I'm just getting started with video editing and this video helped tremendously, thank you so much!
Man, thanks THANKS! This is one of the best, easy to follow, well explained, to the point and with actual real basic use case scenarios that will help anyone, specially beginners like me. Subbing rn!
I just started using davinci and these tips were super helpful! Was very easy to follow. Thanks dude!
Very nice video! I learned a lot with it! I knew all of these FX without knoowing how to '' play'' or to 'tweak'' with them! My problem now will be to remeber them. But the last ''how to set up'' trick will help me! Thanks dude and have a great one!
Hi Dunna, I was wondering, the title cards shown at 1:11 (Push) for example, do you hand-edit the text for every of these cards or is it one master sequence that you use instances of and enter the text via a separate text field?
This specific video is a bit different because I was trying to be cheeky by showing the effect I was going to talk about with each title card. But the push title card is the closest to what I typically use in my videos. All that is is the background on one layer and then a text+ on a layer above. When I need to create more, I just highlight those two clips (background and text) and either copy and paste or opt(alt) drag to copy them to the new location, change the text in the text+ clip and I’m done. Hope that answers your question.
@@dunnadiditthank you 👍
Great instructional video, I learned some great things. I'm a relative newbie when it comes to Davinci Resolve, but I have a solid background in audio engineering so there are things in Davinci which make sense for me to grasp quite easily. That said, yeah, you went pretty fast but I like to save links to these really good videos and then I practice what they contain in practice projects. A great learning tool. Thank you very much for your efforts.
Great video!
The adjustment clip was the most interesting to me.
Thanks!
The only one of these I've used is the camera shake, but I've only used it for more violent, earth-quake-esque shaking. I just uploaded my most effort intensive video ever. I wish I'd known these before I did that, but they're definitely going in my arsenal for future videos!
I knew and use all of these but the blank fill was new to me and so great !! It's really annoying to play with stacked images bc you need to make the space every time where the other clip is visible underneath, so this is great ! Davinci should come with an update where it lets you stack images and lets you choose if you want the black background or not. It's so annoying sometimes.
definitely will use the breaking fill the most when converting landscape videos from my streams to vertical clips
I hadn't thought to use camera shake on tripod footage - great idea. Thanks for making this video.
Thank you! Blanking fill has saved the day!
Blanking fill for the win, I didn't know about this effect ! I'm already using it on a project, thanks
Nice! Great to hear I helped you find it!
Thanks a ton for sharing your skills with us, Dunna!
Quick question though: how did you manage to move your playhead using the Shift + arrow keys? I tried it, but instead of moving the playhead, it just shifts the clip underneath by 5 frames. Even when I don't have any clips selected, it's still not working. Any tips on that?
Bro you've shown me a ton of stuff i used to animate by hand in the fusion tab lol
And the drop shadow is an awesome thing that will come handy in future videos. Thanks a lot!
I am new to Davinci Resolve, and I learned a lot from that video. Thank you !
Ohhh these are good! Just started really using Davinci so I will be pushing a few of these to my daily routine
Wow these are great. I've been using Filmora (I know, I know) for my channel for about a month (just recently re-started it) and I loathe it already...but it's easy. I've been checking out Davinci and honestly this already looks very nice. Wow. Thanks for the tips!
Yoooo, i'm switching to Danvici this is soo beautiful!
Good choice!
Dunna did it again
I reckon I’m going to make use of pretty much all of these! Thanks man
Nice!! Stoked to hear it!
These are the most common effects most of us use or should be using anyway. Very good use cases too. Great tips 👍👍
Great tips! I can see myself using that Push Effect on most of my projects now as well haha. Thank you!
Actually super valuable and understandable unlike alot of explainer videos. Thanks!
Davinci rocks! I'm still an Adobe fanboy, but Resolve's color grading is next level (I own the Studio version).
So true!
Amazing video found so many helpful effects here it's insane thanks!
Love it man, that was really helpful, thanks a lot.
Glad it helped!
i'm just getting into DVR (as of... yesterday), and omg Camera Shake and Blanking Fill will be so helpful!!! tysm for this video
Cool! I'll probably end up using most of these on my next project.
This is great! I switched to Davinci this past year.
These are awesome. Thanks so much for sharing. I love learning this stuff and you do a great job of explaining it. The push is definitely something that i will be adding.
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
I had no idea about some of these - thank you!! 🙏🏻
Nice! That’s always the goal!
you can also use the blanking effect to change the aspect ratio of your video - for a more cinematic look rather than adding black bars
Great idea!
You da best man ! super nice and easy to learn with you ! thanks
how about sharing that black background video.. .please...
These are some really good tips. I appreciate you making this video and taking the time to teach us this. This is my second time watching it as of finally started to get editing down again. I'm going to try to add some of these tricks into my next video.
These are all very interesting! I look forward to trying these!
I hope they’re useful for you!
Oh man great video! I just stumbled across it today and these tips are really helpful - makes me want to go edit a new video just to try them out! Awesome stuff, thank you!
love it! i now have a idea how to edit photoshowcase-stories for instagram with the push transition. + the dropshadow effect will separate them from background
These are SOOO handy for vertical content!
@@dunnadidit thank you very much for all of your content! Even after nearly 2 years in this software - there are always things you’re not aware of in your actual workflow. 😁
Totally!
This video just helped me save so much time while editing. Thank you man! 😁😁
Thanks for sharing the effects you are using!
atleast a video tht talks about the right thing someone needs to teach.. very helpful.. thank you.
That was Amazing!!!
🔥🔥🔥
Cheers!
So helpful! Thanks for another great video!
Drop shadow is such an easy effect to add but the difference in quality is real
Thanks for the great tips & tricks and look forward to your next video.
Cheers!!
I'm new. This video moved kinda fast for me. I appreciate your efforts brother. I think I may simply need more coffee before I get after this. Thanks again. 😉