Congrats. This is probably the best video at explaining these concepts that I've watched so far (and I've watched a LOT of them). Plus, bikes. Who doesn't love a bike?
Great information! As a new channel and using DaVinci Resolve, I have been struggling to figure out how to do some of these cuts. Your video helped a lot. Liked and Subscribed!
Thanks, and welcome! You certainly picked the best video editing software, IMO :D Let me know if you have any questions about Resolve - I'm here to help!
@@CreatorReality1 I definitely will! I’m actually incorporating some of these cuts into my current video I’m editing. I’ll check out some of your other videos as well. Now I just need to figure out how to get away with editing while smoking a cigar… 😎
@@TrailDrivenOff-Road That's awesome - I love seeing people up their editing game, and I look forward to your questions! :D [see my Zoom call bg replacement vid - that was a viewer request]. As for the stogie? I'm in rarified air, lol.
I will have to watch this video several times, it moves very quickly especially the short cut navigation stuff, which is great for folks familiar with DaVinci Resolve, but I'm just beginning to learn DaVinci.. Your techniques and skills are working though, John. I felt like I just watched a 15 min video in under 5 min 😅👍
Sorry, Wayne! I really tried to slow the pacing while still packing in a ton of useful info... guess it wasn't paced right :( Don't forget to ask questions, I'm happy to keep making tutorials :D
@CreatorReality1 no no no... you're not the problem, my brain is starting to act it's age 🤪 .. so for these tips, which I did find very intriguing, I will need to rewatch as I'm learning the software. I think most DaVinci Resolve users won't have my level of brain fog. Bottom line, I really liked this video. 😁👍👍
@@SpyderWayne OK, cool - I just want these tutorials to help people out, so if they're not working, I'll get worried, LOL. Glad you really liked it - but seriously, don't be afraid to reach out with questions! :D
Great video! You demonstrated how to save DR 19 generator in "Power Bins". Can you please show or verbalize ALL the steps slowly while doing this? Mine doesn't move to Master clip folder using 18.6. Should this be saved under "Power Bins" or "Smart Bins" ? Need an entire video on saving favorites Thank you
Thanks! And, you'll want to store your assets in the Power Bins - check out this video I did, hopefully it helps explain them better: ruclips.net/video/Cxy1RBXHq4Q/видео.html
Awesome! Switched to Resolve from Adobe just over 2 years ago but Editing is the weak part of my skill set. (I took acting classes, not film classes!) You always have great tips! 👍
I liked your video very much. I am a relatively new user of Resolve coming from FCPX. Lots of stuff I knew but some was new so thank you. I really like the box where you are visible when sharing your screen. Can you explain how you do that? It is visible and also pleasing to the eye. There are probably different ways to get the effect but you might have a quick and easy way…
Welcome to Resolve! For the picture-in-picture, I use the "DVE Effect", which is Studio-only, but the free version has transform and mask tools you can use to achieve the same effect. I show how to use them in this video: ruclips.net/video/xE7JOgHXo_s/видео.html
@@sigridlee3743 Oh, you're gonna LOVE it! Fusion is where the magic happens, IMO :D Lots to do in there. FWIW, the DVE Effect can be applied in the Edit page - I think I showed that in the video, but if not, it's in the Effects area, just scroll down to Filters or Effects, it's in there. Drag & drop it onto your clip and PRESTO - picture-in-picture!
I generally agree with you about 4-6 second grabs to hold a viewer's attention. Many news grabs on the telly are 2-3 seconds. However, I saw an interview with David Lean, the director of Lawrence of Arabia, and he said if you reall wanted to shock a viewr, get them bored first then suddenly hit them with the killing or whatever. But he was talking about Lawrence of Arabia, a technique he he used several times in that movie (btw - I think this is up there as one of the best movies ever made).
Yep - there's movie editing, and then there's RUclips editing... They're almost completely different demographics, more like different mindsets. LoA IS a great movie! Thanks for watching!
Would have been nice to see and hear the 'J' cuts just to ram home the essence of the point. As they were a little fast for me as someone already mentioned. Next is a video on how to drop in another background to hide the cluttered man cave, only kidding! 🤣😵💫😵😂
You're 100% right! I cut this one trying to keep it from going on too long, and it's a balancing act. There were a bunch of J and L cuts elsewhere in the video, so I thought it would work... I guess I was wrong! You're right about the man cave, too... there's only so much space to store stuff in my small house, lol... and this is way better than it used to be on my other channel :) Thanks for watching!
@@CreatorReality1 PS Your house is small, try living and working doing design on a barge, arr I is a river Pirate and never come a knocking when the boat is a rockin.
@@DAG_M Thanks! And no, not really... I just have 3 or 4 thousand hours of editing over the last 4+ years of creating videos for RUclips. I had a few key things I knew I wanted to do from the outset, so I downloaded 4 editors and tried to use them to do those things... and I found Resolve was the easiest for me - it just all made sense to me. So, I picked Resolve and started cranking out videos.
@@CreatorReality1 Thank you for your reply :D so pratice, practice and practice. I was comparing myself to you like it all was so simple but now i see there is no point in doing that. Maybe one day if i had more time i will dig more into editing. Thanks for explanation :)
Yes. I'm paying attention. boop Though I do have a 3d printer running to my left. And an aquarium to the left of that with a bunch of new fish. Oh look..............
Congrats. This is probably the best video at explaining these concepts that I've watched so far (and I've watched a LOT of them). Plus, bikes. Who doesn't love a bike?
Thank you very much! We all love bikes - they make for good subjects :D
Great information! As a new channel and using DaVinci Resolve, I have been struggling to figure out how to do some of these cuts. Your video helped a lot. Liked and Subscribed!
Thanks, and welcome! You certainly picked the best video editing software, IMO :D Let me know if you have any questions about Resolve - I'm here to help!
@@CreatorReality1 I definitely will! I’m actually incorporating some of these cuts into my current video I’m editing. I’ll check out some of your other videos as well. Now I just need to figure out how to get away with editing while smoking a cigar… 😎
@@TrailDrivenOff-Road That's awesome - I love seeing people up their editing game, and I look forward to your questions! :D [see my Zoom call bg replacement vid - that was a viewer request].
As for the stogie? I'm in rarified air, lol.
Gold star for your teaching today! Helpful for me as I have DR and am posting but haven’t really gotten into keeping folks watching 😂
Thanks for watching, I'm glad to help!
Great tips dude, great Vlog, thanks for sharing ✌️
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! :D
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching! :D
@@CreatorReality1 just been watching your bike channel love it. Always dream of having a bike one day maybe 🤟
@@Frombehindthelens Go for it! And thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying both channels' videos :D
I will have to watch this video several times, it moves very quickly especially the short cut navigation stuff, which is great for folks familiar with DaVinci Resolve, but I'm just beginning to learn DaVinci.. Your techniques and skills are working though, John. I felt like I just watched a 15 min video in under 5 min 😅👍
Sorry, Wayne! I really tried to slow the pacing while still packing in a ton of useful info... guess it wasn't paced right :(
Don't forget to ask questions, I'm happy to keep making tutorials :D
@CreatorReality1 no no no... you're not the problem, my brain is starting to act it's age 🤪 .. so for these tips, which I did find very intriguing, I will need to rewatch as I'm learning the software. I think most DaVinci Resolve users won't have my level of brain fog. Bottom line, I really liked this video. 😁👍👍
@@SpyderWayne OK, cool - I just want these tutorials to help people out, so if they're not working, I'll get worried, LOL.
Glad you really liked it - but seriously, don't be afraid to reach out with questions! :D
Great video! You demonstrated how to save DR 19 generator in "Power Bins". Can you please show or verbalize ALL the steps slowly while doing this? Mine doesn't move to Master clip folder using 18.6. Should this be saved under "Power Bins" or "Smart Bins" ? Need an entire video on saving favorites Thank you
Thanks! And, you'll want to store your assets in the Power Bins - check out this video I did, hopefully it helps explain them better: ruclips.net/video/Cxy1RBXHq4Q/видео.html
Awesome! Switched to Resolve from Adobe just over 2 years ago but Editing is the weak part of my skill set. (I took acting classes, not film classes!) You always have great tips! 👍
Thanks so much, and congrats on the switch to Resolve! If there's something you'd like to cover, feel free to reach out and ask! :)
Thanks for the video. Some good tips.
You're welcome - I'm glad to help! :D
I needed this, so I can make my newest video better
I'm so glad I could help! :D
Good one!
Thanks!
men you are golden mine i dont understand whay you have only 1k subscribers. Sorry for my english, thank you for sharing
Thank you! I just started this channel a few months ago, so it'll take time to grow, no big deal :D
I liked your video very much. I am a relatively new user of Resolve coming from FCPX. Lots of stuff I knew but some was new so thank you. I really like the box where you are visible when sharing your screen. Can you explain how you do that? It is visible and also pleasing to the eye. There are probably different ways to get the effect but you might have a quick and easy way…
Welcome to Resolve! For the picture-in-picture, I use the "DVE Effect", which is Studio-only, but the free version has transform and mask tools you can use to achieve the same effect. I show how to use them in this video: ruclips.net/video/xE7JOgHXo_s/видео.html
@@CreatorReality1 Thank you, I have the studio version but haven't gone into fusion yet.
@@sigridlee3743 Oh, you're gonna LOVE it! Fusion is where the magic happens, IMO :D Lots to do in there.
FWIW, the DVE Effect can be applied in the Edit page - I think I showed that in the video, but if not, it's in the Effects area, just scroll down to Filters or Effects, it's in there. Drag & drop it onto your clip and PRESTO - picture-in-picture!
I generally agree with you about 4-6 second grabs to hold a viewer's attention. Many news grabs on the telly are 2-3 seconds. However, I saw an interview with David Lean, the director of Lawrence of Arabia, and he said if you reall wanted to shock a viewr, get them bored first then suddenly hit them with the killing or whatever. But he was talking about Lawrence of Arabia, a technique he he used several times in that movie (btw - I think this is up there as one of the best movies ever made).
Yep - there's movie editing, and then there's RUclips editing... They're almost completely different demographics, more like different mindsets.
LoA IS a great movie!
Thanks for watching!
Support for the channel 😎✌️
Thanks, buddy! :D
Ok. Focus Lots of good stuff here. Gonna have to try and start working some of this stuff in. I am pretty boring. :)
Sounds like a good plan, my friend! :D
Would have been nice to see and hear the 'J' cuts just to ram home the essence of the point. As they were a little fast for me as someone already mentioned. Next is a video on how to drop in another background to hide the cluttered man cave, only kidding! 🤣😵💫😵😂
You're 100% right! I cut this one trying to keep it from going on too long, and it's a balancing act. There were a bunch of J and L cuts elsewhere in the video, so I thought it would work... I guess I was wrong!
You're right about the man cave, too... there's only so much space to store stuff in my small house, lol... and this is way better than it used to be on my other channel :)
Thanks for watching!
@@CreatorReality1 😂🤔🤐😉
@@CreatorReality1 PS Your house is small, try living and working doing design on a barge, arr I is a river Pirate and never come a knocking when the boat is a rockin.
@@TrogART Well, don't be walkin' da plank, me matey!
More power to you - barge livin' ain't easy!
Was Davinci your first video editing tool or have you started with something different?
I used a few other editors briefly, but haven't looked back since I found Resolve. Great question, thanks for asking!
@@CreatorReality1 I am asking as you are so proficient in Davinci so I was wondering if you started with something easier.
@@DAG_M Thanks! And no, not really... I just have 3 or 4 thousand hours of editing over the last 4+ years of creating videos for RUclips. I had a few key things I knew I wanted to do from the outset, so I downloaded 4 editors and tried to use them to do those things... and I found Resolve was the easiest for me - it just all made sense to me. So, I picked Resolve and started cranking out videos.
@@CreatorReality1 Thank you for your reply :D so pratice, practice and practice. I was comparing myself to you like it all was so simple but now i see there is no point in doing that. Maybe one day if i had more time i will dig more into editing. Thanks for explanation :)
Oh, definitely keep at it! Muscle memory makes it WAY easier and faster!
Yes. I'm paying attention. boop Though I do have a 3d printer running to my left. And an aquarium to the left of that with a bunch of new fish. Oh look..............
... AND, we lost NVARider. Services for his attention span will be held at a later date.
2 New things - non ripple delete davinci resolve, Cross Fade
They may be simple, but they come in handy, don't they? :D Thanks for watching!