Dude, it's more and more complicated to find quality content on RUclips (raw and efficient information shared by passionate people, like in the beginning of RUclips) the majority of content creators come to make blabla to fit the formats and frameworks imposed by RUclips, but you, I don't know, you manage to combine everything, the guidelines of your channel, the tips you give in each video, everything is always right on target, hats off! You're channel is of public use ahah and so my first super thanks is for you.
Wow! Julien thank you! Your generosity and encouraging words made my week. I've been quiet for several months on here because of a move, but planning new content today and would love to hear what you'd like to learn or struggle with in Resolve.
You just saved me so much time with the ducking feature. I know about the automated one, but I usually do it manually. I didn't realize you could make a selection like that! Thanks! As a Resolve tutorial creator myself, you're one of my favorite channels in our genre to watch!
I always appreciate your videos but just wanted to drop a quick note today to praise your general approach to making them. Your humble, focused, no-nonsense style is very refreshing. No petty begging for likes or awkward interruptions. The content is always on point. No gimmicks. Just excellent tips and education that is clear, practical and useful! I hope you can find a way to make this work for you in the long run, so you can keep putting these out for all of us. Great stuff Chadwick!
You made my morning. I really appreciate these kind words more than you know. My posting frequency is dropping over the next couple months because I'm actually in the middle of a move across the country, but have every intention to keep teaching more regularly as soon as I'm settled. I'm not planning on going away ;) My list of notes and tutorials I can't wait to make is piling up. Thanks again!
@@CreativeVideoTips No worries at all! I prefer to watch videos from practitioners with real world experience, who don't need to make a video every week to "feed the algorithm". Good luck with the move!
I don't know the Fairlight page too well and this was the perfect video. Here are my notes: - Ctrl/CMD drag to stack stereo (Extra: D enables/disables tracks; works everywhere) - Chadwick's hat kind of reminds me of McDonalds - Shift + 7 -> Fairlight Page; Shift + 4 -> Edit Page - Index -> Tracks allows for renaming, controlling, hiding, and reordering audio tracks - Fairlight -> Timeline view options -> You can turn on video tracks o0 (you can also view the gain) - Edit Selection Tool - you can duck a range on a track using that easily (with automatic keyframes); you need to select the top track of the clip - You can use the Arrow Selection tool when max-zoomed in to smooth the audio waveform (and get rid of pops or other sudden noises); Right Click -> Reset Edited samples to undo everything - Option + CMD + Mouse Scroll/Alt + Ctrl + Mouse Scroll will zoom in audio waveforms but not the timeline (only on the Fairlight page) - Chadwick's hat says "NY" and the red is not McDonalds red; that one is solved at least o0 - Layered Audio Editing - like a composite clip for audio; Enable with Timeline -> Layered Audio Editing; To view them, View -> Show Audio Track Layers; You can color, reorder them; Only the topmost layer will be audible - Easily Normalize Audio (Chadwick has a full video on that, so go watch that); Timeline -> Bounce Mix to New Track -> Select New Track; Solo the new track and Right Click -> Analyze audio levels; You can further Normalize using ITU-R 1770-4 (the latest/greatest) to a -14 LKFS and -1 dBTP (for YT)
Thank you. You are one of the few people who tells me *useful* stuff that I didn't know. Your shortcuts are like someone telling you how to use a keyboard after you have spent years mouse clicking a picture of one on the screen.
Thanks Neil! I'm glad you have found some of the tips helpful. These are all things I've found the most useful so it's cool to hear they are for you too. Cheers.
I never give thumbs up to RUclips videos, but this one was packed with extremely useful content. Loudness normalization is one of the main reasons I'm switching to Resolve (I have to manually monitor and adjust in Premiere). Thank you for all the great tips!
I actually use the Loudness Normalization check box in the Effects Tab in the export window of Media Encoder or Premiere. Click on the Effects tab and scroll down to the bottom and it has all of the standards there. I prefer Resolve over Premiere so I'm excited to try what CVT demonstrated in this video.
@@hl6816 That's a useful feature as well, but it doesn't always work. It's good for normalizing the loudness of the entire edit, but you'd still need to monitor and adjust the loudness of the clips manually.
Resolve has so many features and so many ways to do the same thing it feels impossible to remember any of them, Your videos are seriously stupid helpful as quick reminders of Resolves features and capabilities.
I would be lying if I told you I didn't need to reference my notes pretty often to remember some of the tips here on this channel. Thanks so much for the encouragement Samuel!
It is so good to see your videos Chadwick again. As I continue to struggle with audio mixes, I watch this video and think, WOW, just what i needed. You sir are a ROCK STAR. Kevin
Glad to help! My posting schedule will be a little spotty for next month or two still. I'm moving to New York so my life is a little unstructured at the moment. But I have so much to share and can't wait to get it out there.
Before long, I bet I'll be learning new things from you Miguel. I seriously love this whole resolve community and thankful you are a part of it here on creative video tips!
I switched to resolve last month and your videos are so amazing. I've been going through the Blackmagic training but if I need something quick, I can always count on you. Thanks for the work you put into these videos and I am a forever fan!
Great to hear. I've found it very capable, the biggest thing I'd love to see added is to side chain 3rd party plugins - but that's a minor use case for most editors.
I've been searching for days to get some quick fire tips on how to improve audio on my videos. This video has been superb. Informative, snappy, relavant. Subbed. 👍
Dude, everytime you I watch your content I learn great tips! It's the little things that add up in the end. One day, I WILL repay you somehow! Thank you
information packed video till last frame.. I really liked your style man !! subscribed !! thanks for the efforts. I have never explored Fairlight page till this .. due to this video.. I will for sure !
Watches 5 vids. U got my sub. Best DaVinci tutorials with focus on what's important and good speed as well as visuals. Love it. You're doing it perfectly right ^^
I just started learning editing with Davinci a few weeks ago and your video's are SUPER helpful! I've made a play list of so many of them to come back to once I get deeper into the software. I really like the hot-key list you put in the outro as well, thanks!
That's awesome to hear John. Don't be a stranger on here to suggest or ask questions. The hot-key notes at the end was because of a suggestion someone made just a couple weeks ago. I think that will be a regular thing moving forward.
chad .. i love you bro. (no homo) seriously whenever am looking for any tip , if i found you on the results list i COMPLETELY IGNORE the rest of the results and click on your video RIGHT AWAY !! you're the man !!
i probably should have watched this before working on my project. i spent so long keyframing my music to lower to let dialogue through. what a great tip, thankyou!! now i know for next time
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. I’ve just started my first channel and I’m learning how to do each step of production solo. I really appreciate your clarity!
Fairlight is easily the page in Resolve I need the most work on, so this segment was super helpful. Coming from Audition, these videos are exactly what I need. Thanks for this!
This video is awesome. The info is great, but I want to tell you about the picture. It's just superb! The framing, the room, the light, what's in focus, what is out of it. How much it is in focus and how blurry (I love it's not blown out, just out of focus) the background is. Both the face, the keyboards are in focus. Man! MAN!!! It's so good. So relaxed, simple and clean. Thank you! That's a taste! btw, how did you achieve this picture? Did you remove your monitor for the recording? what's the focal distance? what's the aperture number? I want to have mine like that man :) Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful! Hey I'm not going to lie, sometimes I need to refer to my old notes myself on how to do certain things in this program. Thanks for watching.
Dude your video just made my day. I'm pretty new to fairlight, editing my first proper project at the moment. The points you made in this one video were literally just what I needed. Cheers 🍻
03:32 Auto Ducking is the best solution and time-saving. I use it all the time. Yes, they way Fairlight performs it, requires a bit of practice, or it will sound unnatural and irritating. But when you find the correct parameters (just keep them at higher values to make the "thing" sounding natural), it's really great. you save bunch of time. Since time = money, you save a lot of money! 06:21 great feature
It is pretty awesome - I'm hoping they integrate the ability to use sidechain effects on any VST in the future and not just the built in compressor. Think how great it would be if we could use a dynamic EQ? Thanks for watching!
@@CreativeVideoTips I asked for this feature since a while and not only me. It’s a “must”. It will change the games and finally the ducking will be way easier, if we can use the plugins we are used to.
Thank you so much, I’m learning tNice tutorials in quarantine and you made it very simple I really appreciate it, thank you for going over every little
Bro!!! Love your tutorials! They have truly changed my editing life for the better! In one day I have learned more from your videos than studying other tutorials here on RUclips! Truth is, there are some people who are teachers and then there are others who are instructors. Teachers take their time and are very detailed and patient because they care about their students learning. That's you bro! Keep shining your light! Oh, and keep wearing the NY hats...#reppinNY4lifeyo
Thanks for another great video Chadwick 👌 I learn so much from you that I've struggled to figure out of in the past and more. Keep the great content coming 🙌
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Dude, it's more and more complicated to find quality content on RUclips (raw and efficient information shared by passionate people, like in the beginning of RUclips) the majority of content creators come to make blabla to fit the formats and frameworks imposed by RUclips, but you, I don't know, you manage to combine everything, the guidelines of your channel, the tips you give in each video, everything is always right on target, hats off! You're channel is of public use ahah and so my first super thanks is for you.
Wow! Julien thank you! Your generosity and encouraging words made my week. I've been quiet for several months on here because of a move, but planning new content today and would love to hear what you'd like to learn or struggle with in Resolve.
Switching from priemer to davinci resolve. Just subscribed. The colorgrading is out of this world so far
You just saved me so much time with the ducking feature. I know about the automated one, but I usually do it manually. I didn't realize you could make a selection like that! Thanks! As a Resolve tutorial creator myself, you're one of my favorite channels in our genre to watch!
Heck yeah! likewise dude. I learn a lot from you.
@@CreativeVideoTips Awesome to hear that! Cheers!
I always appreciate your videos but just wanted to drop a quick note today to praise your general approach to making them. Your humble, focused, no-nonsense style is very refreshing. No petty begging for likes or awkward interruptions. The content is always on point. No gimmicks. Just excellent tips and education that is clear, practical and useful! I hope you can find a way to make this work for you in the long run, so you can keep putting these out for all of us. Great stuff Chadwick!
You made my morning. I really appreciate these kind words more than you know. My posting frequency is dropping over the next couple months because I'm actually in the middle of a move across the country, but have every intention to keep teaching more regularly as soon as I'm settled. I'm not planning on going away ;) My list of notes and tutorials I can't wait to make is piling up. Thanks again!
@@CreativeVideoTips No worries at all! I prefer to watch videos from practitioners with real world experience, who don't need to make a video every week to "feed the algorithm". Good luck with the move!
Loudness Mixing Tutorial - ruclips.net/video/Rp-6F8SWFSY/видео.html
How to Record Voice Over - ruclips.net/video/FSBCqoaiELc/видео.html
00:00 7 Rare Fairlight Audio Tips
01:02 Re-name, Re-order, Hide Tracks
02:11 Automatic Keyframe Ducking
03:40 Sample Level Audio Repair
04:37 Waveform Zoom
05:26 Layered Audio Editing
07:02 Loudness Normalization
the fairlight page is pretty underrated ! people dont realize how powerful it is ! Thank you for showing these
One of the best Davinci channels anywhere... thank you
Thanks!
dude thank you! I'm sorry i'm so far behind on comments and missed this. I really appreciate your generosity!
You're the first channel that focuses on shortcuts for what you teach. Subbed.
Man...the sample level audio repair just blew my mind!
It's pretty great. I don't use it often, because it can take some time and be tedious but it is so helpful it's there.
The ducking feature! Omg I was doing this manually it was simple enough but this is soooooo much better. Thank you!
Love it - How cool would it be if we could get that on the edit page too? Anyways thanks for kind words and watching!
I don't know the Fairlight page too well and this was the perfect video. Here are my notes:
- Ctrl/CMD drag to stack stereo (Extra: D enables/disables tracks; works everywhere)
- Chadwick's hat kind of reminds me of McDonalds
- Shift + 7 -> Fairlight Page; Shift + 4 -> Edit Page
- Index -> Tracks allows for renaming, controlling, hiding, and reordering audio tracks
- Fairlight -> Timeline view options -> You can turn on video tracks o0 (you can also view the gain)
- Edit Selection Tool - you can duck a range on a track using that easily (with automatic keyframes); you need to select the top track of the clip
- You can use the Arrow Selection tool when max-zoomed in to smooth the audio waveform (and get rid of pops or other sudden noises); Right Click -> Reset Edited samples to undo everything
- Option + CMD + Mouse Scroll/Alt + Ctrl + Mouse Scroll will zoom in audio waveforms but not the timeline (only on the Fairlight page)
- Chadwick's hat says "NY" and the red is not McDonalds red; that one is solved at least o0
- Layered Audio Editing - like a composite clip for audio; Enable with Timeline -> Layered Audio Editing; To view them, View -> Show Audio Track Layers; You can color, reorder them; Only the topmost layer will be audible
- Easily Normalize Audio (Chadwick has a full video on that, so go watch that); Timeline -> Bounce Mix to New Track -> Select New Track; Solo the new track and Right Click -> Analyze audio levels; You can further Normalize using ITU-R 1770-4 (the latest/greatest) to a -14 LKFS and -1 dBTP (for YT)
Thank you. You are one of the few people who tells me *useful* stuff that I didn't know. Your shortcuts are like someone telling you how to use a keyboard after you have spent years mouse clicking a picture of one on the screen.
Thanks Neil! I'm glad you have found some of the tips helpful. These are all things I've found the most useful so it's cool to hear they are for you too. Cheers.
I think I've watched this 10 times this week going back to the things I didn't remember, good job digital friend. I appreciate it!
I never give thumbs up to RUclips videos, but this one was packed with extremely useful content. Loudness normalization is one of the main reasons I'm switching to Resolve (I have to manually monitor and adjust in Premiere). Thank you for all the great tips!
I actually use the Loudness Normalization check box in the Effects Tab in the export window of Media Encoder or Premiere. Click on the Effects tab and scroll down to the bottom and it has all of the standards there. I prefer Resolve over Premiere so I'm excited to try what CVT demonstrated in this video.
@@hl6816 That's a useful feature as well, but it doesn't always work. It's good for normalizing the loudness of the entire edit, but you'd still need to monitor and adjust the loudness of the clips manually.
Dude what on earth, your channel is pure gold, there's so much good stuff in so many videos I feel like I need to dust off my notepad. Thank you!
Thanks so much for your kind words and encouragement.
Love that pops and clicks tip!
Thanks for watching!
Resolve has so many features and so many ways to do the same thing it feels impossible to remember any of them, Your videos are seriously stupid helpful as quick reminders of Resolves features and capabilities.
I would be lying if I told you I didn't need to reference my notes pretty often to remember some of the tips here on this channel. Thanks so much for the encouragement Samuel!
It is so good to see your videos Chadwick again. As I continue to struggle with audio mixes, I watch this video and think, WOW, just what i needed. You sir are a ROCK STAR.
Kevin
Glad to help! My posting schedule will be a little spotty for next month or two still. I'm moving to New York so my life is a little unstructured at the moment. But I have so much to share and can't wait to get it out there.
@@CreativeVideoTips it is always good to see you. Have a safe move.
Kudos. I actually learned something in your video as opposed to others I just watched. Thanks for putting in the hard work.
Glad it was helpful!
Really good tips! No much talking around the topic, just straight to the point! Thank you!
How have I not known about the range selection tool auto keyframes before now... life changing!
YES! I continue to learn every day thanks to you! Thank you!
The audio selection and volume change... man you'll save me a ton of time. I spend hours levelling out audio. ❤
Heck yeah. Glad it was helpful. Now only if we could do that on the edit page.
The Master!!! Always and I mean ALWAYS learn something new from you!
Before long, I bet I'll be learning new things from you Miguel. I seriously love this whole resolve community and thankful you are a part of it here on creative video tips!
Super helpful. Thanks!
Thank so much for watching Daniel.
I switched to resolve last month and your videos are so amazing. I've been going through the Blackmagic training but if I need something quick, I can always count on you. Thanks for the work you put into these videos and I am a forever fan!
I also switched to resolve last month from Adobe :) your videos are great... This is a amazing video and tips :)
That was a truly informative, to-the-point tutorial. Subscribed!
Holy cow, 3rd video in a row and its peak knowledge. Amazing tips!!
You just made appreciate Fairlight more. There were many things I thought Fairlight didn't have.
Great to hear. I've found it very capable, the biggest thing I'd love to see added is to side chain 3rd party plugins - but that's a minor use case for most editors.
@@CreativeVideoTips I would be happy with an 8-band EQ, and keyframes for automations (I haven't upgrade, so I don't know if v18 already has that)
I've been searching for days to get some quick fire tips on how to improve audio on my videos. This video has been superb. Informative, snappy, relavant. Subbed. 👍
great tutorial, I love to learn more about the fairlight page
Dude, everytime you I watch your content I learn great tips! It's the little things that add up in the end. One day, I WILL repay you somehow! Thank you
That’s my hope is there’s always some take away that is helpful. I appreciate your kind feedback and support.
Those are perfect tips. Especially the audio stacking, helps me a lot. Thank you.
Happy to help!
Chadwick you legend! Yet another banger... Thanks a ton bro, super helpful tips
Best dood. You know he's legit coz he treats sound as important as video. As a noob I love it. respect
Your tutorial videos are always amazing, Chad!
Thanks so much for watching Gavin.
information packed video till last frame.. I really liked your style man !! subscribed !! thanks for the efforts. I have never explored Fairlight page till this .. due to this video.. I will for sure !
Easily one of THE best channels for DR! Thanks, Chadwick, for educating us! =)
🤯 This video is amazing. I'm just starting with DR and some of these tips made my jaw literally drop. Great stuff!
Watches 5 vids. U got my sub. Best DaVinci tutorials with focus on what's important and good speed as well as visuals. Love it. You're doing it perfectly right ^^
Wow tip 3 would have save me so much time on my short film. Thanks!
You bet!
I just started learning editing with Davinci a few weeks ago and your video's are SUPER helpful! I've made a play list of so many of them to come back to once I get deeper into the software. I really like the hot-key list you put in the outro as well, thanks!
That's awesome to hear John. Don't be a stranger on here to suggest or ask questions. The hot-key notes at the end was because of a suggestion someone made just a couple weeks ago. I think that will be a regular thing moving forward.
thats what ive been looking for, thank you for making this video. Followed!!
Great Video, Thanks Chadwick
Hey thanks so much Darren. I appreciate ya'!
awesome!! I had forgotten about thes fantastic tips
for the Fairlight page...you rock 🔥🤟👊
You rock!
Great video again! I’m new to editing in Da Vinci and you’ve helped make it so much easier! Keep the tips coming!
Thanks Steven, I have so much more to share. I appreciate ya.
Chadwick, chalk me up for another thank you with the ducking selection tip. It makes me wonder how much more I'm still missing in Fairlight!
Hey me too! Thanks for all you do sharing on RUclips too.
chad .. i love you bro.
(no homo)
seriously whenever am looking for any tip , if i found you on the results list i COMPLETELY IGNORE the rest of the results and click on your video RIGHT AWAY !!
you're the man !!
Thank you you goshdang legend, there seem to be little to no tutorials on Fairlight!
Happy to help - I'm glad to hear there are great people like you that can appreciate that part of Resolve.
@@CreativeVideoTips I'm interested in all of it, hopefully your knowledge in this part of Davinci helps you build a niche dedicated audience
i probably should have watched this before working on my project. i spent so long keyframing my music to lower to let dialogue through. what a great tip, thankyou!! now i know for next time
Man. You are the best. We all owe you.
liked it not even halfway through. thank you!
Awesome, thank you! That helps a lot to spread this to new Resolve folks.
These are some super useful tips that I haven't seen elsewhere. Subscribed!
How have I not seen this yet?! Awesome information for a fledgling Resolve user!
Great! Thank you!
I clicked to casual learn, I left much much wiser.
Thank you so much for making this!
Thanks for the tips.
Really appreciate them. I'm still confused with the Audio Section but I'll get it one day
Great stuff! Thanks so much and once again you are rocking a new hat.
Thanks for watching and yes my balding head has an addition to hats ;)
This is awesome!! Quality info, clear and succinct!!
You're a legend man. A MF John Chad Wick of Davinci Resolve 😉 I keep returning to your high quality tutorials all the time. Thank you!
Hi from 🇨🇭! Great video!
That’s brilliant thanks a lot
Rrrrrrealy love the Automatic Keyframe Ducking Tipp. Great Content. Thank You very much.
OMG didn't know tip 3 existed. That's gonna save me A LOOOOOT of time!!!! THANKS!!!
Chadwick, you're amazing. Thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. I’ve just started my first channel and I’m learning how to do each step of production solo. I really appreciate your clarity!
This is an awesome video. You are a legend.
You are - thanks so much for watching.
What a cool video with some awesome tips - thanks so much Chadwick 🙏🏻
Thanks Gary. I appreciate ya.
@@CreativeVideoTips likewise sir 😁👊✌️
I was not really interested in the topic but you explained it very well.
Audio ducking tips is magic (all others too !) thanks ! Video saved to bookmarks ;-)
Awesome! Keep going homie!
Thanks! Will do!
Chadwick, you’re awesome! Thank you for providing so much helpful advice. Jonathan, Kitchener, Canada. 🇨🇦
Fairlight is easily the page in Resolve I need the most work on, so this segment was super helpful. Coming from Audition, these videos are exactly what I need. Thanks for this!
Discovered your channel on Jacques Crafford page. These tips are awesome.
This video is awesome. The info is great, but I want to tell you about the picture. It's just superb! The framing, the room, the light, what's in focus, what is out of it. How much it is in focus and how blurry (I love it's not blown out, just out of focus) the background is. Both the face, the keyboards are in focus. Man! MAN!!! It's so good. So relaxed, simple and clean. Thank you! That's a taste!
btw, how did you achieve this picture? Did you remove your monitor for the recording? what's the focal distance? what's the aperture number? I want to have mine like that man :)
Thank you!!!
Tip #7 is amazing!
Great tips bro! Regards from Bulgaria!
Thanks. 🙏🏻 I’ve searched for the function to reorder the audio channels, but could not find it. You helped me out! Also the other tipps are great!
Glad this helped. I would love if you could just drag the tracks down in the timeline. Thanks for watching!
This is another great video from you. I'm going to save it in my "stuff I need folder" so I can refer back to it. Thanks. 👍👍
Glad it was helpful! Hey I'm not going to lie, sometimes I need to refer to my old notes myself on how to do certain things in this program. Thanks for watching.
Great tutorial. I've learned a lot of fairlight. Thank you!
These tips are fantatstic, man!
Tip 3 and 7 aer going to help me a lot. Thank you so much
I love the ducking tip. I do all my ducking manually, that is without the compressor send trick. This is really going to speed things up. Thanks
Dude your video just made my day. I'm pretty new to fairlight, editing my first proper project at the moment. The points you made in this one video were literally just what I needed. Cheers 🍻
Great presentation and info and energy
i cannot thank you enough for these great time saving tips 👍😍
Thanks Arnab! Which one do you think is the most helpful or new to you? I might try to repurpose one as a RUclips short.
Sweet!
I like how you packaged all this info :)
Thanks for the ducking feature hints, Chadwick! Until now I had been inserting 4 keyframes for ducking a part of a clip.
Short and clear, vey useful, thank you
Thank you 🙏🏾 super clear and helpful tips.
i wish we were friends. you're so good!!!!
We are friends! Thanks Jeff.
@@CreativeVideoTips phew! I can now go on with life. Now I'm happy! :D
I think I love you dude. THANK YOU
03:32 Auto Ducking is the best solution and time-saving. I use it all the time. Yes, they way Fairlight performs it, requires a bit of practice, or it will sound unnatural and irritating. But when you find the correct parameters (just keep them at higher values to make the "thing" sounding natural), it's really great. you save bunch of time. Since time = money, you save a lot of money!
06:21 great feature
It is pretty awesome - I'm hoping they integrate the ability to use sidechain effects on any VST in the future and not just the built in compressor. Think how great it would be if we could use a dynamic EQ? Thanks for watching!
@@CreativeVideoTips I asked for this feature since a while and not only me. It’s a “must”. It will change the games and finally the ducking will be way easier, if we can use the plugins we are used to.
So awesome! I'm still learning the ropes in Resolve after 3 years jumped from Premiere.
Thank you so much, I’m learning tNice tutorials in quarantine and you made it very simple I really appreciate it, thank you for going over every little
good content. straight to the point
Bro!!! Love your tutorials! They have truly changed my editing life for the better! In one day I have learned more from your videos than studying other tutorials here on RUclips! Truth is, there are some people who are teachers and then there are others who are instructors. Teachers take their time and are very detailed and patient because they care about their students learning. That's you bro! Keep shining your light! Oh, and keep wearing the NY hats...#reppinNY4lifeyo
Thanks for another great video Chadwick 👌 I learn so much from you that I've struggled to figure out of in the past and more. Keep the great content coming 🙌
Thanks for watching again :) I'm just excited to share things I have found helpful myself.
These are great tips; thank you! 😀👍
fantastic tutorial thanks a million...
You're welcome! Thanks for being here. I appreciate you.