I know what L and J cuts were but I clicked on your video to check your editing and presentation style. Very well done! Your channel has tons of potential! Keep up the good work and thank you for using the latest version of Resolve! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Would you mind doing a little tutorial on how to make that cool glowing outline effect that goes around the L and J shapes of your clips? I don’t remember seeing anything like that on RUclips. Thank you again!
Thanks! I was looking for a quicker way to do these cuts. The alt-key shortcut did the trick. A concise and clear presentation of the topic in overall! Well done!
Thank you thank you thank you! I found the needle in the piles of needles I was looking for! Really appreciate knowing how to do this in both the Cut and Edit page!
Very simple but effective explanation. I would like to ask if there is a way to make J or L cuts using the Speed Editor, I recently got mine and have had a lot of fun editing with it in the cut page but I think that in some cases is pretty limited as it works mostly to rough cut but is not as good a tool for refined edtiting.
Currently, creating J and L cuts the way demonstrated in the video, aren't possible with the speed editor. The speed editor still is a great tool to help work quickly, ergonomically and to refine your edit. We'll make a video on it soon. Thanks for watching and commenting! Appreciate it. :-)
great tutorial, but what's makes me keep on Avids is the ability to do all of this us gin just the keyboard. Is there a way to do that on resolve using just shortcuts? I mean, you can split edits placing your mouse over the audio track, both in cut and edit page, but makes no sense if you have to do that in a 90min feature film. In avid you can do this simple by selecting the track and doing an Extended, the edit goes to where the playhead it is.
Thanks so much. Yes, that's possible in Davinci Resolve. In fact, Resolve can even be configured to use Avid hotkeys. Resolve even has purpose built keyboard controllers for editing, which makes it possible to completely edit without touching a mouse. You can choose whether you prefer a mouse based workflow or a keyboard based one. You might really like it!
Hi, loving the tutorials, please assist I’m a beginner. I had a client who kept on making mistakes in the speech of the video we were taking, so we took multiple videos (a lot). How do I select the parts of the speech from a video and cut the stuttering then blend all the videos to be one full complete video of a speech? Please help
Heya! Welcome to the channel. Sounds like you might benefit from a structured Resolve course. Here’s one we created with Film Editing Pro: www.filmeditingpro.com/davinci-resolve-quickstart-course-learn-how-to-edit-in-davinci-resolve/ All the best with your project! It sounds cool.
Sorry for the delayed reply! We were making sure we had the correct answer. Currently, no. However perhaps there might be updates for this in the future.
Yeah, it is a really important part of editing. But hey, everyone's got to learn somewhere. We try to make our videos appeal to established professionals and learners alike. It's great to have you here, thanks for commenting.
I’m just getting started. I was wondering why my edits were sounding off. Found the description of j cut but didn’t know the name of the cut. Just that it’s what I needed to learn to make my video better… I randomly found the name j cut scrolling IG where I immediately found it. It’s not a profession but I’m glad I found this vid because it sure is helpful with my hobby!
@@ColeyLox So glad it's helpful! If your video is out of sync with your audio, another thing you could look at is making sure you have linked selection turned on. We're currently working on a complete course that will take you through the entire editing process. Hopefully it will be finished before the end of the year. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's great to have you here.
I love your videos - so simple, clear, insightful and well communicated. Thank you!
Thank you Steve! Great to have you here.
I know what L and J cuts were but I clicked on your video to check your editing and presentation style. Very well done! Your channel has tons of potential! Keep up the good work and thank you for using the latest version of Resolve!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement!
I like these bite size videos that are super clear.
Thanks! I think we should do some more of them.
i appreciate the simplicity of this video
Thank-you! We try to keep them to the point :)
Very clear, well explained, thanks
Our pleasure.
What a great explanation! This channel is sooo underrated. Thank you so much. Keep the good work guys!
Thank you. We appreciate your kind message
great tutorial! clear and direct, no unneeded extras. thankyou!!
Thanks Eloise :)
wHAT A GREAT video on J and L cuts quick AND easy explanation
Thanks so much. Great to have you here. Keep on editing!!!
Would you mind doing a little tutorial on how to make that cool glowing outline effect that goes around the L and J shapes of your clips? I don’t remember seeing anything like that on RUclips. Thank you again!
Glad you liked them! Will add that to the list.
Thanks! I was looking for a quicker way to do these cuts. The alt-key shortcut did the trick. A concise and clear presentation of the topic in overall! Well done!
You're welcome!
Awesome and concise explanation and demo - thanks.
You are welcome Basil. Thanks.
Thank you thank you thank you! I found the needle in the piles of needles I was looking for! Really appreciate knowing how to do this in both the Cut and Edit page!
You are so welcome!
Wow this was so helpful! Direct and straight to the point ! Got yourself a subscriber ❤
So pleased to hear, thank you!
Thank you so much, great channel.
You are welcome. Thanks for commenting.
thank you!
Amazing video
Thanks :)
AWESOME vídeo! Tysm!!!!!
Our pleasure.
fantastic little video, love the format
Thanks so much. Great to have you here.
Your content is really, really good. Be patient. The subscribers are coming. It's just a matter of time.
Thank-you so much. That's kind of you to say.
Congratulations. The best explanation that I found and I watched a lot because I'm a journalist. I'm going to follow you if you don't mind ;-)
We don’t mind. You are very welcome. Nice to have you here.
usefull!
Glad to hear that!
Wow.
Thanks for watching
More videos please.
On it!
very helpful.thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Very simple but effective explanation. I would like to ask if there is a way to make J or L cuts using the Speed Editor, I recently got mine and have had a lot of fun editing with it in the cut page but I think that in some cases is pretty limited as it works mostly to rough cut but is not as good a tool for refined edtiting.
Currently, creating J and L cuts the way demonstrated in the video, aren't possible with the speed editor. The speed editor still is a great tool to help work quickly, ergonomically and to refine your edit. We'll make a video on it soon. Thanks for watching and commenting! Appreciate it. :-)
great tutorial, but what's makes me keep on Avids is the ability to do all of this us gin just the keyboard. Is there a way to do that on resolve using just shortcuts? I mean, you can split edits placing your mouse over the audio track, both in cut and edit page, but makes no sense if you have to do that in a 90min feature film. In avid you can do this simple by selecting the track and doing an Extended, the edit goes to where the playhead it is.
Thanks so much. Yes, that's possible in Davinci Resolve. In fact, Resolve can even be configured to use Avid hotkeys. Resolve even has purpose built keyboard controllers for editing, which makes it possible to completely edit without touching a mouse. You can choose whether you prefer a mouse based workflow or a keyboard based one. You might really like it!
Thanks, that was definitely a pro explanation, isn't there a shortcut to make the J and L cuts?
Thanks so much, appreciate you commenting. Hmmmm, I don't know of a way of doing it in a single keystroke with a keyboard.
Hi, loving the tutorials, please assist I’m a beginner. I had a client who kept on making mistakes in the speech of the video we were taking, so we took multiple videos (a lot). How do I select the parts of the speech from a video and cut the stuttering then blend all the videos to be one full complete video of a speech? Please help
Heya! Welcome to the channel. Sounds like you might benefit from a structured Resolve course. Here’s one we created with Film Editing Pro: www.filmeditingpro.com/davinci-resolve-quickstart-course-learn-how-to-edit-in-davinci-resolve/
All the best with your project! It sounds cool.
Can we make J and L cuts with the speed editor?
Sorry for the delayed reply! We were making sure we had the correct answer. Currently, no. However perhaps there might be updates for this in the future.
@@team2films Thanks for the reply
Can you do a video on using cut page vs edit page?
That's a great idea for a future video! Thanks.
Is there a way to use the speed editor to do J and L cuts?
Hmmm, that's a good question. We'll have to do some research on that.
@@team2films I love my speed editor so anything I can do on that would be awesome
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@@arunraj9732thank you so much!
does anyone know how you do the M cut?
What's an M cut?
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Thank-you
god so much yapping, it took 2 min to get to the point
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If you have to explain to people what J and L cuts are… Maybe they should find another profession.
Yeah, it is a really important part of editing. But hey, everyone's got to learn somewhere. We try to make our videos appeal to established professionals and learners alike. It's great to have you here, thanks for commenting.
I’m just getting started. I was wondering why my edits were sounding off. Found the description of j cut but didn’t know the name of the cut. Just that it’s what I needed to learn to make my video better… I randomly found the name j cut scrolling IG where I immediately found it. It’s not a profession but I’m glad I found this vid because it sure is helpful with my hobby!
@@ColeyLox So glad it's helpful! If your video is out of sync with your audio, another thing you could look at is making sure you have linked selection turned on. We're currently working on a complete course that will take you through the entire editing process. Hopefully it will be finished before the end of the year. Thanks for watching and commenting. It's great to have you here.