Thanks for sharing. As for keyboard, I use a small one plus a bluetooth numpad on the left side of keyboard for custom keys. Also a logitech mx 2 mouse
Thanks! I was wondering this watching your other vids. Always good to see an actual editor advocating for...ya know, a proper frickin color acc monitor instead of whatever the latest flashy thing is.
I love the way you think- buy something and stick to it so you can learn it well and become as efficient as possible with it. Don't get caught up in the gear hype for small, incremental changes. Those small changes will hurt you in the long run if you're needing to relearn things all the time. One video I'd LOVE to see from you is how you setup and edit Multicam. There aren't really any great videos on RUclips on how to edit complex multicam edits/projects, especially with many audio tracks. The best one I've been able to find is from a YT channel called "Chris Roberts Video Production & Training". It's a good tutorial, but I feel like there's gotta be a better way in Resolve to go about complex multicam edits.
Nice setup and agree about "just works" and longevity. What chair do you use? For me that's the most important part of the setup. Never had wrist problems, but back pain is the bane. Another question - thoughts/opinions on sit-stand work?
Love that you have kept the same set up for so long. Clearly it works great.
Thanks for sharing. As for keyboard, I use a small one plus a bluetooth numpad on the left side of keyboard for custom keys. Also a logitech mx 2 mouse
less is more ! great stuff. thanks for sharing all these valuable informations.
Thanks! I was wondering this watching your other vids. Always good to see an actual editor advocating for...ya know, a proper frickin color acc monitor instead of whatever the latest flashy thing is.
I'm moving from using a mouse to a Wacom tablet. How have you mapped the pen buttons to work best for you? Thanks!
I love the way you think- buy something and stick to it so you can learn it well and become as efficient as possible with it. Don't get caught up in the gear hype for small, incremental changes. Those small changes will hurt you in the long run if you're needing to relearn things all the time.
One video I'd LOVE to see from you is how you setup and edit Multicam. There aren't really any great videos on RUclips on how to edit complex multicam edits/projects, especially with many audio tracks. The best one I've been able to find is from a YT channel called "Chris Roberts Video Production & Training". It's a good tutorial, but I feel like there's gotta be a better way in Resolve to go about complex multicam edits.
Nice setup and agree about "just works" and longevity. What chair do you use? For me that's the most important part of the setup. Never had wrist problems, but back pain is the bane. Another question - thoughts/opinions on sit-stand work?
The Sound Difference :O