That was a very easy and simple way to follow along. Thanks for being so chill and putting out free education for those of us trying to learn every little thing we can 🙏🏽 #DunnaDidIt
Just want to say thanks, I'm a photographer kind of obsessed with colour grading, but very new to video. My exports were looking way different than what they look like in Davinci. I watched a bunch of videos to try to resolve this (no pun intended) and nothing was working. YOU saved the day, they match almost perfectly now, so thank you. You're a legend
Hi. Thank you for making this. I'm considering switching from Premiere, and this is exactly what I needed to see. Sorry for the rare serious comment not about Outback Steakhouse.
Lol... as I was reading it, I was just waiting for something else to happen it never came. I'm really glad that the video was helpful my friend! You know how to get ahold of me if you need help with the switch.
I’ve started and stopped on my last 5 videos mostly because I’ve been too afraid of going too far and then not being able to do what I want and have to go back to my old editor to get it done. #DunnaDidIt and made a tutorial that made sense.
Drinking a lot of water while watching your DVR vids.... This is a great place to start when learning DaVinci.. Shout out from the Philippines.. Still on the process of transitioning to DaVinci Resolve. #DunnaDidIt
This has been by far the best Davinci Resolve 101 video I have seen. I finally downloaded Davinci Resolve to make the switch and have been consuming so many 101 videos but this one is great, especially the discussion on nodes which everyone else seems to shy away from discussing how they work. Love the workflow and lessons on how to make the flow better and set up presets as the majority of my work for social media tends to be in the same space all the time. #DunnaDidIt
Some very important things to note if you are using Windows 10 and are unable to upgrade to 11 - AAC audio is fundamentally broken for all exports that use that codec (which is nearly all of the presets!!!) do not use the RUclips presets instead use quicktime h264 and select PCM audio - Resolve uses the windows 10 AAC codec which cannot handle high frequencies ie in music and anything similar to audio noise, you end up with horrible metallic sounding compression and audio drop outs and the AAC is limited to 173kbs (instead of the 192kbs in the profile) - this is known by Blackmagic and they refuse to fix it (their solution is upgrade to windows 11). Also MP3 is limited to 192kbs and Blackmagic told me they will not pay for licensing for higher Bitrates for windows (on Macs its 320kbs). In general Resolves Deliver options on windows are pretty broken ie Quicktime DNxHD 100 exports with incorrect aspect ratio metadata so you have to use QT DNxHD 145 which are much larger, and MXF OP1A DNxHD has no audio when imported into other editing programs ie Premiere. Resolve also has many audio bugs on export which will cause audio to duplicate (make dialog sound like there are random stutters) or drop channels - this is really annoying as you cannot trust exports you have to watch them through carefully listening for audio glitches.
@@dunnadiditWith all those issues, if I’m on Windows 10, not looking to upgrade, and simply trying to make videos for RUclips, should I consider a different program? Thanks!
I've been editing on Premiere Pro for years now but recently have tried to switch to DaVinci because I needed a good and free editing software on my iPad. In my opinion, It's the best editing software available on an iPad right now since it's almost as capable as the desktop version and it's FREE. Now I'm in love with the software and even considering switching to DaVinci Resolve completely. Winning the license to DaVinci Resolve Studio would definitely push me to switch immediately😆 #DunnaDidIt
When Adobe announced they were switching to a subscription model, I quickly bought a student license of CS6 and have been using it for years. I'm finally switching to DaVinci and excited to... (short break to drink my water)... finally be able to handle 4K video, use Fusion, do color grading etc. #DunnaDidIt
I've been working with Davinci for several years now, and I'm still learning new things. And today was the first lesson with my student on Davinci Resolve, and thanks to this video I decided on the structure of the first lesson. Thanks #DunnaDidIt 🥳
I’ve been using DaVinci for a while now but since Im “self taught” I still watch all the getting started videos and a lot of times I can find a tip or two I didnt know about before. #DunnaDidIt
I started editing with DaVinci Resolve, switched to Premiere, bought a MacBook Pro and switched to FCPX and now wanna go back to an even better DaVinci Resolve. So thanks for this video #DunnaDidIt
Davinci rocks! Best move I’ve ever made, having tried both Final Cut and Premiere Pro and being honest Davinci scared me, and that was a mistake as it’s way way more intuitive to use and I got up to speed faster than the other two! Great Video as always .. thanks !
@@dunnadidit you covered months of many other videos I’ve watched, in 30 mins. It’s a true talent !! And thanks for the rec709-a advice, I didn’t know that and just tried it and it’s fixed a problem I’ve had since using it !!!
@@dunnadidit I have spent the last week going back in and re exporting my Videos to rec709-a, what a difference in the colour accuracy !!! You da man !!!
You are the guy I used Premiere Pro after your video. I was struggling with personal problems, but it was all ok now. Maybe you remember me,I made a weird video for your 100k video content but not even listed anywhere. I have been asking you for ages to make a video like this one. And right now, I have the best guide, tbh. You made me go back to video editing again. How much I thank you is not enough! Huge Thanks, #DunnaDidIt
A belter of a video! I’m still on the fence about switching, but feel more comfortable and confident to switch if I need to! #SNACKS! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOVE your work D!! LOVE IT!!
Such a useful video for those of us trying to create short-form content and making the switch to Resolve. Is there any chance of making a video that shows the basics of editing using Resolve? For example: A simple explanation of how to Cut, Crop, Zoom, transitions, fades, repositioning, adding images and subtitles etc? Where all those buttons and options are etc? Thanks again!
You have no idea how great the timing of this video is. Recently furloughed from job and am using my time to learn Resolve so appreciate your help! #DunnaDidIt
There is so much in this software. As a beginner with DaVinci, your guide has just made life a whole lot easier for my organisation of files. #DunnaDidIt
I was looking into beginning with Premiere or Final Cut and I found out literally everyone is making the switch so I decided to start out with DaVinci! Not gonna lie, kinda scared since it’s super overwhelming at first but this video has been a life saver. Thanks! #DunnaDidIt
I've been using davinci resolve for a year, finally I realized that davinci resolve really helps my workflow in working on video projects, one of which is the full power feature, namely the color tab, which made me fall in love with this software, hopefully this year we can have the studio version .. so you can try out the amazing features of davinci resolve #DunnaDidit
Excellent introduction. Coming from Avid Media Composer & Final Cut Pro Studio, the transition appears to be seamless and look forward to your tutorials as I use the "Studio" version. Thanks!
One of the best things about Davinci Resolve is that the free version has pretty much everything one might need to create a very professional-looking video. But hey maybe I'm missing out on some cool features #DunnaDidIt #StayHydrated
@@dunnadidit I build overlays for my broadcast. Cut videos for broadcasting and building commercials. In tandem with vMix, I have a solid system working. Only feature in Fairlight/Delivery is ID3 tagging MP3 files. If they upgraded Fairlight into a full function DAW like Presonus Studio One, I wouldn’t be offended. Oh, one more is transparency export of images to gifs or stingers for broadcasting.
I've been a Pro Tools guy for nearly 20 years now... So when I use Fairlight, I'm always dreaming of something just a little bit more haha so I totally hear you.
Super informative video. I’ve watched a few others and they weren’t nearly as easy to follow as yours. Thank you for the patience and thoroughness! #DunnaDidIt
Really appreciate all the Davinci content you’re putting out man! Starting to build my own channel here and contemplating the move from Adobe for editing my videos, this vid may have helped convince me. Cheers! #DunnaDidIt
What a video!!Mate, just switched a day ago into Da Vinci after almost 3 years with Pr your video could not come across in a much better time. I look forward to use it some of my fellow creative mates told me long time ago to make the switch I would say better late than never lol. Lets see how it goes. Salutes from London keep inspiring us!!!Mate😀😀
@dunnadidit I must admit that you gave me to courage to finally start with DaVinci and possibly abandon premiere pro which makes my life hell :) Thanks mate! Really appreciate you!
Davinci resolve's free version was good enough and easy enough to learn that I got a paid job for it. After seeing all the good stuff resolve is adding with studio, I wouldn't mind getting a upgraded copy. #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for the overview😊👍coming from FCPX over to DaVinci Resolve and I haven’t looked back. As a photographer branching out towards video I must say I love the program and the user interface. #DunnaDidIt
Man, you've been putting out some great Davinci content! I learn something new every time - even though I've been using it for over a year lol #DunnaDidIt
Been operating on the free version of Resolve for a while and just now starting to hit the point where I could definitely use the full version! #DunnaDidIt
I'm blown away by this video! As someone who has been using Premiere Pro for years, I've been contemplating a switch to DaVinci Resolve, and this overview has given me a solid understanding of the software. The interface seems intuitive, and the comparison to other editing software was really helpful. I'm especially excited about the color grading capabilities and Fusion effects. Thanks for the informative content! Keep up the great work! #DunnaDidIt (Your color grade is lookin' pretty sweet tho.)
I switched to Davinci Resolve from Premiere pro two weeks ago, why haven't I tried before, I love Davinci, so much more fun editing videos. #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for creating this, I've been procrastinating on truly learning Resolve beyond the Color panel, and now I feel a little more confident just embracing it. #DunnaDidIt
Fantastic overview Dunna, I’m already a user and want to spend more time educating myself on how to use the programme to it’s maximum. All the best. #DunnaDidIt
I thought I knew a lot about Davinci Resolve before watching this video but boy did I learn a lot thanks to this video. Now I understand how to work with color nodes for example :) #DunnaDidIt
Invest alot of efforts and tears (when it crash obviously) on Premier pro. this video convinced me 100% davinci is not that SCARY.. And worth a try. Thank YOU! #DunnaDidIt
As someone who has begun to switch to Davinci from Final Cut I’m really enjoying it, the past couple videos on my channel have been edited and colored on the free version, so I really would love to get a copy of the pro version cause I can’t afford it at the moment, you’re the best dude! Also I’ve been drinking so much water lately I stay having to go to the bathroom lol, #dunnadidit
thanks for the great video #DunnaDidIt. I have been using DaVinci for just over a year now and I am still learning so much. With videos like this, I find I can grab bits of information and learn some thing new. BTW, I drink 4 litres of water a day, I'm well hydrated...hahaha
Thanks for watching! Glad to hear you're getting that H20!
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It was tough, but I made the change after 7 years using Premier. Thanks for all the great tips...Sometimes I do struggle to get things done ( my bad premier habits) #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for the crash course with DaVinci Resolve! I’ve been learning over the last few months and there’s so much I have yet to learn. I look forward to any audio editing tutorials you may publish in the future. Thanks again #dunnadidit
Thanks so much for doing these tutorials, they're so helpful. Not that many people out there doing them, I'm glad you switched over! Keep em coming #DunnaDidIt
I wish that there an editing software that combines the file management of Premiere Pro, I love having individual project files for all my projects, the color grading possibilities and some of the pro features of resolve and the ease of use of the FCPX timeline. At the moment, I am really torn in between FCPX and Resolve. I started editing with Premiere back in 2017, it crashed but I was ok with it, I learned editing on that though. Then during covid I kind of moved to Resolve and I liked the fact that it didn't crash that much, it seemed to be slightly faster at exporting. I still was not that huge on color grading but I learned to love Resolve even though a few things weren't exactly as I wanted them. Eventually I moved all my editing to Resolve but then in 2021 I bought a Mac and while I was still editing in Resolve a friend told me to try FCPX. At first I didn't like it but once I got my head around the magnetic timeline and I found out how easy was to install plugin or titles or extra features like that I was sold! The thing I hate the most in resolve(at the time at least) is the fact that if you want to use titles or plugins you have to do weird things like creating a timeline copying and pasting in between timelines the titles. It makes life much more complicated. Although, I really appreciate some of the features the studio version gives like flickering removal. I wish I had it the other day when I had to edit a client video. #DunnaDidIt have you ever edited in FCPX?
Yeah I used FCPX for 3 or 4 months at the start of lockdown. It was not bad, but once I moved on to DVR I couldn't go back to Premiere or FCPX... I really found it to be the best of both worlds. And I haven't really run into some of the problems you're talking about with titles and such.
Thats the first time I've had someone say that my 30 min video was short haha. I'm glad that it felt that way though! I was worried it would be too long and people wouldn't want to watch.
@@dunnadidit I often watch RUclips videos at double speed, but when I watch yours, I'm never bored. Time flies by! You're an exceptional teacher. Btw, I've had so much water - not sure how much more I can drink! Haha
@@dunnadidit Keep up the great work, friend! I'm really excited to watch a video about "How to Edit a Multicam Video Podcast Using DaVinci Resolve" from you. I Hope you can make that happen. Cheers!
Very nice overview for those of us just starting out. Lot's of power in this application and was nice to see the sections broken down, it helps to simplify what you are seeing... also had to add electrolytes to my water! LOL! How will we know if we are a winner or a loser? #DunnaDidIt
@@kenryder815 having Instagram wasn’t a requirement to win, it was just the best place to announce it and a convenient way yo reach out to the winner. If they didn’t have Instagram I would have reached out using another method. I also announced on Twitter and in the description of this video.
I've been thinking of using Davinci more in my workflow then other softwares, and i find this as really good starting point to know what Davinci is. Awesome work. Thanks for the video :) #DunnaDidIt
Great walkthrough, Dunna! Just getting back into making videos after a bit of a break and decided to go with davinci this time and your tutorials have been such a huge help! #dunnadidit
Feels like you know exactly what I needed, I was watching other videos about Davinci that you made because I just started using it! This is super helpful man thank you
Great video, Dunna. You explain perfectly well how the workflow is in Davinci and it's very clear both for someone who knows something about editing and for those who want to migrate from scratch or they are just starting editing. #DunnaDidIt
#DunnaDidIt Thank you so much for this video. I'm switching over to Resolve and I barely knew where to start. And frankly I was more than a little intimidated by it. This overview has helped me greatly and I now feel more confident In starting with Resolve.
I started using the free version to start my videography career recently and really love what the videos you make. Thank you for helping out #DunnaDidIt
Such a pleasure to watch this video, it went down like a glass of water 🚰 and now I feel less "scared" to switch from Premiere Pro. Huge thanks for helping with the transition #DunnaDidIt 🎭
Thanks #DunnaDidIt for this video. I'm just beginning to transition from Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve. Frankly, I can't justify Adobe's subscription model for my use. It will also be nice to use a program that doesn't crash frequently!
Thanks for watching! I hear you on the crashing! DVR isn't immune but when it does crash it feels minor if you have your settings right. I'm usually back up and running in like 1 minute.
Have to create new and better content as i lost my job and this video pretty much sums it all up, Davinci seems like the deal! Will start my next chapter in life, this time adding content creation to my music using those tips! #DunnaDidIt Great job with the video!
#DunnaDidIt This was a great tutorial and overview of the program, Going over project and program setting was great since I'm coming over from both FCPX and PrePro. Mahalo
GREAT OVERVIEW! just what I needed. Can you make a video on color management settings? Theres to many options! Whats best for online distribution? Whats Best for broadcast? Cinema? Netflix? Also I'm really into coloring (im a novice) but still, what are the benefits of timeline color space being DV WG/I? Ive made my last few projects with Rec.709-A color space bc im editing on the studio display, but is that going to look different if someone watches my youtube videos on their tvs? Much Love, Thanks :)
Great suggestions! I definitely want to do a video on that but want to make sure that I have the information down SOLID before I try to pass it on! Make sure you're subscribed and hopefully I'll get to it soon.
I’ve even doing wedding photography for the past several years. Looking into doing some hybrid coverage with highlight wedding videos. You’re videos are extremely informative and helpful! #DunnaDidIt
You better drink your water!! I'll know!
An advice as valid as switching to Davinci Resolve!
My water had soda in it.
Drank it 😁🙏🏻
So who won the Studio copy?
Andrew Baxter!
I’m ready… I’m ready for an episode that is 3 hours long and is the deepest dive of all time.
We are ready
That was a very easy and simple way to follow along. Thanks for being so chill and putting out free education for those of us trying to learn every little thing we can 🙏🏽 #DunnaDidIt
Thank you!
Most useful video I have come across, for somebody switching from Premiere to Davinci: excellent!
Thanks so much for watching!
Just want to say thanks, I'm a photographer kind of obsessed with colour grading, but very new to video. My exports were looking way different than what they look like in Davinci. I watched a bunch of videos to try to resolve this (no pun intended) and nothing was working. YOU saved the day, they match almost perfectly now, so thank you. You're a legend
Hi. Thank you for making this. I'm considering switching from Premiere, and this is exactly what I needed to see.
Sorry for the rare serious comment not about Outback Steakhouse.
Lol... as I was reading it, I was just waiting for something else to happen it never came. I'm really glad that the video was helpful my friend! You know how to get ahold of me if you need help with the switch.
@@dunnadidit There's no Outback Steakhouse in Victoria so I guess we have to meet in Edmonton
Ugh… do we have to?
You clearly put a ton of work into this and for a newbie like me, this is GAME CHANGING! Thank you so much for this. Time to throw PP in the trash lol
I’ve started and stopped on my last 5 videos mostly because I’ve been too afraid of going too far and then not being able to do what I want and have to go back to my old editor to get it done. #DunnaDidIt and made a tutorial that made sense.
I'm glad to hear the video was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to see from me!
Drinking a lot of water while watching your DVR vids.... This is a great place to start when learning DaVinci.. Shout out from the Philippines.. Still on the process of transitioning to DaVinci Resolve. #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for watching!
@@dunnadidit just finished watching ur last vid about DVR subtitles.. now its easier to do it on my online job.. haha when will u announce the winner?
I just announced it this morning! (Sorry)
@@dunnadidit sorry? where? haha... Congrats to the winner
This has been by far the best Davinci Resolve 101 video I have seen. I finally downloaded Davinci Resolve to make the switch and have been consuming so many 101 videos but this one is great, especially the discussion on nodes which everyone else seems to shy away from discussing how they work.
Love the workflow and lessons on how to make the flow better and set up presets as the majority of my work for social media tends to be in the same space all the time. #DunnaDidIt
Thanks a ton!
The power bin tip, absolute lifesaver
Glad to hear it!
Some very important things to note if you are using Windows 10 and are unable to upgrade to 11 - AAC audio is fundamentally broken for all exports that use that codec (which is nearly all of the presets!!!) do not use the RUclips presets instead use quicktime h264 and select PCM audio - Resolve uses the windows 10 AAC codec which cannot handle high frequencies ie in music and anything similar to audio noise, you end up with horrible metallic sounding compression and audio drop outs and the AAC is limited to 173kbs (instead of the 192kbs in the profile) - this is known by Blackmagic and they refuse to fix it (their solution is upgrade to windows 11). Also MP3 is limited to 192kbs and Blackmagic told me they will not pay for licensing for higher Bitrates for windows (on Macs its 320kbs). In general Resolves Deliver options on windows are pretty broken ie Quicktime DNxHD 100 exports with incorrect aspect ratio metadata so you have to use QT DNxHD 145 which are much larger, and MXF OP1A DNxHD has no audio when imported into other editing programs ie Premiere. Resolve also has many audio bugs on export which will cause audio to duplicate (make dialog sound like there are random stutters) or drop channels - this is really annoying as you cannot trust exports you have to watch them through carefully listening for audio glitches.
Thanks for your input Kelly
Also on a Windows system you can’t Export Pro Res with DVR
@@dunnadiditWith all those issues, if I’m on Windows 10, not looking to upgrade, and simply trying to make videos for RUclips, should I consider a different program?
Thanks!
I've been meaning to switch over to Resolve for a while now, and this is kicking it off! #DunnaDidIt
ITS TIME!
I've been editing on Premiere Pro for years now but recently have tried to switch to DaVinci because I needed a good and free editing software on my iPad. In my opinion, It's the best editing software available on an iPad right now since it's almost as capable as the desktop version and it's FREE. Now I'm in love with the software and even considering switching to DaVinci Resolve completely. Winning the license to DaVinci Resolve Studio would definitely push me to switch immediately😆 #DunnaDidIt
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
When Adobe announced they were switching to a subscription model, I quickly bought a student license of CS6 and have been using it for years. I'm finally switching to DaVinci and excited to... (short break to drink my water)... finally be able to handle 4K video, use Fusion, do color grading etc.
#DunnaDidIt
I hear you for sure! Thanks a lot for watching!
I've been working with Davinci for several years now, and I'm still learning new things. And today was the first lesson with my student on Davinci Resolve, and thanks to this video I decided on the structure of the first lesson. Thanks #DunnaDidIt 🥳
Glad I could help!
I’ve been using DaVinci for a while now but since Im “self taught” I still watch all the getting started videos and a lot of times I can find a tip or two I didnt know about before. #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
Dunna is the real master who comes down to your level to explain this all, no wonders many like #DunnaDidIt
Thanks a ton!
I started editing with DaVinci Resolve, switched to Premiere, bought a MacBook Pro and switched to FCPX and now wanna go back to an even better DaVinci Resolve. So thanks for this video #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
Davinci rocks! Best move I’ve ever made, having tried both Final Cut and Premiere Pro and being honest Davinci scared me, and that was a mistake as it’s way way more intuitive to use and I got up to speed faster than the other two! Great Video as always .. thanks !
I agree totally, it’s way less difficult than people think!
@@dunnadidit you covered months of many other videos I’ve watched, in 30 mins. It’s a true talent !! And thanks for the rec709-a advice, I didn’t know that and just tried it and it’s fixed a problem I’ve had since using it !!!
Dude! Thats so kind of you to say!
@@dunnadidit I have spent the last week going back in and re exporting my Videos to rec709-a, what a difference in the colour accuracy !!! You da man !!!
So stoked to hear that!
You are the guy I used Premiere Pro after your video. I was struggling with personal problems, but it was all ok now. Maybe you remember me,I made a weird video for your 100k video content but not even listed anywhere. I have been asking you for ages to make a video like this one. And right now, I have the best guide, tbh. You made me go back to video editing again. How much I thank you is not enough! Huge Thanks, #DunnaDidIt
Nice!
A belter of a video! I’m still on the fence about switching, but feel more comfortable and confident to switch if I need to! #SNACKS! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOVE your work D!! LOVE IT!!
I really could still use some extra snacks.
@@dunnadidit 😆😆😆
Such a useful video for those of us trying to create short-form content and making the switch to Resolve. Is there any chance of making a video that shows the basics of editing using Resolve? For example: A simple explanation of how to Cut, Crop, Zoom, transitions, fades, repositioning, adding images and subtitles etc? Where all those buttons and options are etc? Thanks again!
You have no idea how great the timing of this video is. Recently furloughed from job and am using my time to learn Resolve so appreciate your help! #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for watching!
There is so much in this software. As a beginner with DaVinci, your guide has just made life a whole lot easier for my organisation of files. #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for watching!
I was looking into beginning with Premiere or Final Cut and I found out literally everyone is making the switch so I decided to start out with DaVinci! Not gonna lie, kinda scared since it’s super overwhelming at first but this video has been a life saver. Thanks! #DunnaDidIt
I'm so happy to hear that! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, I'll try my best to help!
I have been so much happier since switching to DR, especially not having to switch programs like PP, AE, Audition, etc...just tab! #DunnaDidIt
Totally!
I've been using davinci resolve for a year, finally I realized that davinci resolve really helps my workflow in working on video projects, one of which is the full power feature, namely the color tab, which made me fall in love with this software, hopefully this year we can have the studio version .. so you can try out the amazing features of davinci resolve #DunnaDidit
Thanks for watching!
@@dunnadidit 🤩
Project settings is just what I needed. Cheers my man 🍻
Glad to hear it!
Excellent introduction. Coming from Avid Media Composer & Final Cut Pro Studio, the transition appears to be seamless and look forward to your tutorials as I use the "Studio" version. Thanks!
Switching from Final Cut Pro to Davinci. Appreciate how easy and informative you’ve made it. Will search your channel for more tips.
I'm here to learn!
Great! Check out my other videos too for more content!
This video gave me the confidence to start it out. Thankyou for breaking it down. Can't wait to try it out myself now!" #DunnaDidIt
I'm glad to hear the video was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to see from me!
One of the best things about Davinci Resolve is that the free version has pretty much everything one might need to create a very professional-looking video. But hey maybe I'm missing out on some cool features #DunnaDidIt #StayHydrated
There are definitely a few cool features you're missing! Especially in the newest versions.
DaVinci Resolve is my main program with the Affinity Serif programs. I have an Adobe subscription from work but rarely use it!
Nice! It's so solid!
@@dunnadidit I build overlays for my broadcast. Cut videos for broadcasting and building commercials. In tandem with vMix, I have a solid system working.
Only feature in Fairlight/Delivery is ID3 tagging MP3 files.
If they upgraded Fairlight into a full function DAW like Presonus Studio One, I wouldn’t be offended.
Oh, one more is transparency export of images to gifs or stingers for broadcasting.
I've been a Pro Tools guy for nearly 20 years now... So when I use Fairlight, I'm always dreaming of something just a little bit more haha so I totally hear you.
Super informative video. I’ve watched a few others and they weren’t nearly as easy to follow as yours. Thank you for the patience and thoroughness! #DunnaDidIt
Thanks, Cheers!
Really appreciate all the Davinci content you’re putting out man! Starting to build my own channel here and contemplating the move from Adobe for editing my videos, this vid may have helped convince me. Cheers! #DunnaDidIt
Thanks a lot for watching!
What a video!!Mate, just switched a day ago into Da Vinci after almost 3 years with Pr your video could not come across in a much better time. I look forward to use it some of my fellow creative mates told me long time ago to make the switch I would say better late than never lol. Lets see how it goes. Salutes from London keep inspiring us!!!Mate😀😀
What fantastic timing for me to drop this video then! I hope it was helpful!
@@dunnadidit 100%Mate all your videos are helpful.Keep it up the good work!!!We all appreciate it!!Salutes from London!!!😀😌
Cheers from Canada (Assuming that you're not from the London in Canada)
@@dunnadidit Unfortunately!!!I live across the pond lol UK!!!!Salutes 😀
@dunnadidit I must admit that you gave me to courage to finally start with DaVinci and possibly abandon premiere pro which makes my life hell :) Thanks mate! Really appreciate you!
Thanks so much for watching! Cheers!
@@dunnadidit It's kinda hard to switch because I dont' knwo where stuff is but your video is great start.
Thats so great to hear! Always happy to help!
rec709-A is very important. if you dont your shadows will look different on export than when you were workin with it!
oh you said it after
Haha, you anticipated it!
What a great starting point for me. It’s truly a gem. Thanks a lot. Very helpful
Thank you so much for watching!
Davinci resolve's free version was good enough and easy enough to learn that I got a paid job for it. After seeing all the good stuff resolve is adding with studio, I wouldn't mind getting a upgraded copy. #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks for the overview😊👍coming from FCPX over to DaVinci Resolve and I haven’t looked back. As a photographer branching out towards video I must say I love the program and the user interface. #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
Enjoying all the DaVinci tutorials #DunnaDidIt
Thanks a lot for watching!
Man, you've been putting out some great Davinci content! I learn something new every time - even though I've been using it for over a year lol #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for watching! There's always more to learn hey?!
Been operating on the free version of Resolve for a while and just now starting to hit the point where I could definitely use the full version! #DunnaDidIt
That's Awesome
I'm blown away by this video! As someone who has been using Premiere Pro for years, I've been contemplating a switch to DaVinci Resolve, and this overview has given me a solid understanding of the software. The interface seems intuitive, and the comparison to other editing software was really helpful. I'm especially excited about the color grading capabilities and Fusion effects. Thanks for the informative content! Keep up the great work!
#DunnaDidIt
(Your color grade is lookin' pretty sweet tho.)
Thanks a ton!
I switched to Davinci Resolve from Premiere pro two weeks ago, why haven't I tried before, I love Davinci, so much more fun editing videos. #DunnaDidIt
Biggest inspiration #DunnaDidIt 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks so much!
Really good instruction to get started with Davinci Resolve Studio. Keep up the good work! #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
I was just thinking about trying DaVinci Resolve. Thank you for this video, this will help a lot! #DunnaDidIt
It’s time!
Great intro video for first time users! Thanks #DunnaDidIt !
Thanks a lot for watching!
Thanks for creating this, I've been procrastinating on truly learning Resolve beyond the Color panel, and now I feel a little more confident just embracing it. #DunnaDidIt
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Thanks for this epic vid Dunna! I'm transitioning to Da Vinci and it was a perfect jump back in! 🤘
Fantastic overview Dunna, I’m already a user and want to spend more time educating myself on how to use the programme to it’s maximum. All the best. #DunnaDidIt
Thanks for watching!
I thought I knew a lot about Davinci Resolve before watching this video but boy did I learn a lot thanks to this video. Now I understand how to work with color nodes for example :) #DunnaDidIt
I'm so happy to hear that! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, I'll try my best to help!
Invest alot of efforts and tears (when it crash obviously) on Premier pro. this video convinced me 100% davinci is not that SCARY.. And worth a try. Thank YOU! #DunnaDidIt
I'm so happy to hear that! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, I'll try my best to help!
#DunnaDidIt again, bringing the heat with epic content 🔥
Thanks, Cheers!
Love the color grades on your videos. #DunnaDidIt
This was a great all in one tutorial, for such a complicated program you did a fantastic job at simplifying it! #DunnaDidIt for the win!
I'm glad to hear the video was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to see from me!
As someone who has begun to switch to Davinci from Final Cut I’m really enjoying it, the past couple videos on my channel have been edited and colored on the free version, so I really would love to get a copy of the pro version cause I can’t afford it at the moment, you’re the best dude! Also I’ve been drinking so much water lately I stay having to go to the bathroom lol, #dunnadidit
Nice! Stay hydrated lol!
thanks for the great video #DunnaDidIt. I have been using DaVinci for just over a year now and I am still learning so much. With videos like this, I find I can grab bits of information and learn some thing new. BTW, I drink 4 litres of water a day, I'm well hydrated...hahaha
Thanks for watching! Glad to hear you're getting that H20!
It was tough, but I made the change after 7 years using Premier. Thanks for all the great tips...Sometimes I do struggle to get things done ( my bad premier habits) #DunnaDidIt
I hear you!
#DunnaDidIt Your tutorials are direct and helpful. I expect more detailed tutorials in photography also.
I need to do more photography videos... I've been doing so much more video stuff myself that the photo content has been slow lately.
many tutorials watched, but #DunnaDidIt once again. Short with all major info. Bravo! P.S. DR licence would be awsome! :)
Thank you so much for watching! You're the second person to call this video short and I'm wondering if I need to lengthen all my content out haha.
Thanks for the crash course with DaVinci Resolve! I’ve been learning over the last few months and there’s so much I have yet to learn. I look forward to any audio editing tutorials you may publish in the future. Thanks again #dunnadidit
Thanks a lot for watching!
Thanks so much for doing these tutorials, they're so helpful. Not that many people out there doing them, I'm glad you switched over! Keep em coming
#DunnaDidIt
I'm so happy to hear that! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, I'll try my best to help!
I'm always amazed by the power that one programme has. Really helpful video the base workflow of davinci🔥 #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
As alway, very helpful for beginners like me. Could really use the full version, so #DunnaDidIt
I'm glad to hear the video was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to see from me!
Great video and I really needed that glass of water! #DunnaDidIt
I thought you might. Glad to help.
I wish that there an editing software that combines the file management of Premiere Pro, I love having individual project files for all my projects, the color grading possibilities and some of the pro features of resolve and the ease of use of the FCPX timeline. At the moment, I am really torn in between FCPX and Resolve. I started editing with Premiere back in 2017, it crashed but I was ok with it, I learned editing on that though. Then during covid I kind of moved to Resolve and I liked the fact that it didn't crash that much, it seemed to be slightly faster at exporting. I still was not that huge on color grading but I learned to love Resolve even though a few things weren't exactly as I wanted them. Eventually I moved all my editing to Resolve but then in 2021 I bought a Mac and while I was still editing in Resolve a friend told me to try FCPX. At first I didn't like it but once I got my head around the magnetic timeline and I found out how easy was to install plugin or titles or extra features like that I was sold! The thing I hate the most in resolve(at the time at least) is the fact that if you want to use titles or plugins you have to do weird things like creating a timeline copying and pasting in between timelines the titles. It makes life much more complicated. Although, I really appreciate some of the features the studio version gives like flickering removal. I wish I had it the other day when I had to edit a client video. #DunnaDidIt have you ever edited in FCPX?
Yeah I used FCPX for 3 or 4 months at the start of lockdown. It was not bad, but once I moved on to DVR I couldn't go back to Premiere or FCPX... I really found it to be the best of both worlds. And I haven't really run into some of the problems you're talking about with titles and such.
#DunnaDidIt you maje me realize How wrong i was editing my videos in Davinci Resolve 18. Thanks man you are the Best.
Thanks for watching!
Dunna for the win again, informative, educational and fun #DunnaDidit
Thanks, Cheers!
Great video #DunnaDidIt . Short yet included everything.
Thats the first time I've had someone say that my 30 min video was short haha. I'm glad that it felt that way though! I was worried it would be too long and people wouldn't want to watch.
@@dunnadidit I often watch RUclips videos at double speed, but when I watch yours, I'm never bored. Time flies by! You're an exceptional teacher.
Btw, I've had so much water - not sure how much more I can drink! Haha
Haha I'm a 2x speed watcher too for tutorial content. Glad to hear my stuff keeps you engaged!
@@dunnadidit Keep up the great work, friend! I'm really excited to watch a video about "How to Edit a Multicam Video Podcast Using DaVinci Resolve" from you.
I Hope you can make that happen. Cheers!
Very nice overview for those of us just starting out. Lot's of power in this application and was nice to see the sections broken down, it helps to simplify what you are seeing... also had to add electrolytes to my water! LOL! How will we know if we are a winner or a loser?
#DunnaDidIt
Thanks for watching! I announced the winner this morning on my instagram stories and then reached out to them.
@@dunnadidit So if no instagram, no winning?
@@kenryder815 having Instagram wasn’t a requirement to win, it was just the best place to announce it and a convenient way yo reach out to the winner. If they didn’t have Instagram I would have reached out using another method. I also announced on Twitter and in the description of this video.
#Dunnadidit, that was an excellent intro, thank you! (and yes, I did enjoy some high quality h2o, thanks)
Thanks a ton Mike!
Very valuable information in the video #DunnaDidIt . More content about Resolve will ne highly apreciated! 😁✌️
I'm glad to hear the video was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to see from me!
Thanks for the tips DUnna, been thinking about making the jump over. #DunnaDidIt
It’s probably about time!
I've been thinking of using Davinci more in my workflow then other softwares, and i find this as really good starting point to know what Davinci is. Awesome work. Thanks for the video :) #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
Great walkthrough, Dunna! Just getting back into making videos after a bit of a break and decided to go with davinci this time and your tutorials have been such a huge help! #dunnadidit
I'm so happy to hear that! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, I'll try my best to help!
Feels like you know exactly what I needed, I was watching other videos about Davinci that you made because I just started using it! This is super helpful man thank you
Haha I try to anticipate people’s needs!
Great video, Dunna. You explain perfectly well how the workflow is in Davinci and it's very clear both for someone who knows something about editing and for those who want to migrate from scratch or they are just starting editing. #DunnaDidIt
Thanks a ton!
#DunnaDidIt Thank you so much for this video. I'm switching over to Resolve and I barely knew where to start. And frankly I was more than a little intimidated by it. This overview has helped me greatly and I now feel more confident In starting with Resolve.
I'm so happy to hear that! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, I'll try my best to help!
I started using the free version to start my videography career recently and really love what the videos you make. Thank you for helping out #DunnaDidIt
Thank you so much for watching!
Amazing video, It inspired me to start using Davinci Resolve right away, thank you so much #DunnaDidIt !
Thanks for watching!
I've drinked my glass of water and I know you know it.
Thanks for the video. So helpful. Wainting for a 101 Fusion Tab :) #DunnaDidIt
Thanks a lot for watching!
Another great video, as always! Thank you!!
Such a pleasure to watch this video, it went down like a glass of water 🚰 and now I feel less "scared" to switch from Premiere Pro. Huge thanks for helping with the transition #DunnaDidIt 🎭
I'm so happy to hear that! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions, I'll try my best to help!
@Dunna Did It definitely mate thanks. My question is...did the new update put Premiere back on track/make the switch to Resolve less urgent?😁
No idea, my understanding is that premiere still isn’t stable. But I haven’t heard about new updates that might fix that.
@Dunna Did It thanks for this. So can we say that apart from DaVinci Resolve features, the main reason for your switch is better stability?
So glad I found this channel. So much great info offered #dunnadidit!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Can't wait to put this info to the test #DunnaDidIt
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This is an amazing tutorial! Thank you for explain everything so well and easy 🤘🏻
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your tutorial videos man!
Keep it up! #DunnaDidIt
Cheers!! Thanks for watching!
Thanks #DunnaDidIt for this video. I'm just beginning to transition from Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve. Frankly, I can't justify Adobe's subscription model for my use. It will also be nice to use a program that doesn't crash frequently!
Thanks for watching! I hear you on the crashing! DVR isn't immune but when it does crash it feels minor if you have your settings right. I'm usually back up and running in like 1 minute.
Recently started learning editing. Started with DaVinci 😅. Found you through searching for tutorials 😂
#DunnaDidIt
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Have to create new and better content as i lost my job and this video pretty much sums it all up, Davinci seems like the deal! Will start my next chapter in life, this time adding content creation to my music using those tips! #DunnaDidIt Great job with the video!
Thanks for watching!
@@dunnadidit Great content man, much love 🇧🇷💫
#DunnaDidIt This was a great tutorial and overview of the program, Going over project and program setting was great since I'm coming over from both FCPX and PrePro. Mahalo
Thanks so much!
GREAT OVERVIEW! just what I needed. Can you make a video on color management settings? Theres to many options! Whats best for online distribution? Whats Best for broadcast? Cinema? Netflix? Also I'm really into coloring (im a novice) but still, what are the benefits of timeline color space being DV WG/I? Ive made my last few projects with Rec.709-A color space bc im editing on the studio display, but is that going to look different if someone watches my youtube videos on their tvs? Much Love, Thanks :)
Great suggestions! I definitely want to do a video on that but want to make sure that I have the information down SOLID before I try to pass it on! Make sure you're subscribed and hopefully I'll get to it soon.
This video will be helpful, as I'm a beginner to Davinci resolve. Thank you for creating this valuable resource! 🙌
#DunnaDidIt
Thanks for watching!
Gonna watch this tomorrow 🤘
I’ve even doing wedding photography for the past several years. Looking into doing some hybrid coverage with highlight wedding videos. You’re videos are extremely informative and helpful! #DunnaDidIt
I'm glad to hear the video was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to see from me!