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Pro Tip: NEVER USE THE DELETE KEY on the edit page. If you want to remove a clip, select it and hit the backspace key. Then, if you want to remove the gap as well, select the gap between clips and hit the backspace key again. I know this sounds like more work, but believe me, this will save you heart ache. The delete key does something somewhat unusual in Davinci Resolve; particularly if you are working in multiple layers. When you delete a clip off the timeline it also removes the gap without proper respect to the various layers of all the clips to the right. What that means is if you have nearly finished a project and then go back to remove 1 clip from the middle, using delete can screw up ever edit to the right of that on the timeline. If you insist on trying it, experiment carefully and be prepared to hit undo (Ctrl-Z) if you are not happy with the outcome. It may be that there is some special case that this IS what you wanted to do. But I found repeatedly that DELETE caused nothing but trouble. I have stopped using it entirely. Since I don't use the cut page at all, I am not sure how DELETE responds on that page. I am only saying this regarding the edit page.
I had the same issue with Adobe premiere doing that in 2002. I wasted a lot of time doing it the hard way. That copy of premiere is a little outdated now haha
This is exactly how you teach a total beginner. I often get overwhelmed with confusion and questions while listening to tutorials, he stops and confronts almost all of the questions that popped in my head while the expert ist explaining away. brilliant
13:00 How to set Media Ins (starts) and Outs (ends). 14:00 Timeline Editing (Trimming). 15:30 Clip Splitting. 16:30 Removing Blank Spaces. 17:00 Moving Clips and How Layers Work. 20:16 Dragging Clips Onto Timeline Viewer. 22:00 Adding Audio. Note: Audio layers do not take priority over each other based on layers. 23:00 Muting Audio Tracks. 23:41 Adjusting Audio Volume. 24:00 Inspector Alterations. 24:50 Undoing Inspector Changes 25:20 Master Reset. 26:30 Audio Fading. 27:00 Video Fading. 28:00 Adjusting Color/Brightness. 30:50 Adding Effects. 31:10 Adding Titles (text). 31:40 Changing Text. 32:20 Moving Text. 33:04 Dragging and Dropping Text (Transform). 33:50 Zooming Out Over Time. 34:30 Zooming In Over Time. 35:00 Adding Transitions. 38:00 Rendering.
Possibly the best-done beginner tutorial video on any topic ever? Genuinely, this an example of how to be a great teacher. Kevin's commitment to asking questions from a total beginner's perspective and Casey's patient, useful answers, along with their considering the needs and problems that various users might run into(like when using an older computer), make for such a helpful and also very calm and fun viewing experience.
Yes! This video tutorial is perfect for the “non-traditional aged” beginner TH-camr. GenX here and this relaxed communication and pace was awesome! I’m actually learning something and staying focused. Some of the other tutorials I’ve watched go at such a pace they think you’ve already been editing videos on TickToc nope, not here complete noob. Thanks guys of helping the older generation out, really appreciate it! ❤
Made my First edit on 3:26 A.M. on 23/12/23. Writing this so it will be a memory. Felt Great! Because I felt like I was doing something better for my Life instead of Games. I LOVE EDITING now and hope to be consistent and productive with it and live a better and happier life 😅😊. Also, the video was Great! Absolutely loved it! Best 40 minutes of my life 😊😊!!!
I've recently got into video editing and I have to admit that I've never been so interested watching a 40m long video. This cover all the basics, and I love it! Thank you so much.
@@WhyAreWeStilllHereJustToSuffer you can slpit it with the blade tool, then trim those two clips to cut the middle of the clip (that's how i do it at least, I'm not sure if there is another, easier method)
Ok but you cannot pause and resume inside a selection ( I and O shortcuits ) with the repeat mode. When you pause and resume, you're out of the selection. This is a very important thing to solve, but anyone have a way to do that or davince is really a crap?
This was so good. I downloaded resolve last night and have never edited a video in my life. I’m also not tech savvy but After watching this video i made my first video. Took 4 clips and put them together and made some cuts. So thankful for your easy to understand way of explaining things. You earned yourself a sub.
Congratulations! I remember the first video I edited. I had shot some footage of a very short (3 or 4 car) passenger train and so I edited it to make it appear as if the train was 3 times longer. It was then that I realized how powerful editing actually is. It can change a story or make up a story that isn't even there.
This is one of the most well structured, clear, and comprehensive TH-cam tutorials I’ve seen. I wish more tutorials were as well thought out like this.
I absolutely love the two person format! Having two voices is so much more interesting, especially with those clarifying questions sprinkled along the way! I'm sure this took a bit more planning, but man I really found this easy to watch and helpful!
I am new to DaVinci Resolve. I just want to say you have taught me alot and I've only watched half of the video. I'll be finishing it today. So far I think it's fun editing. But I know it's time consuming but worth it. Thank you both for keeping it simple and for being able to explain how to use it. I was watching a video before I came across this one and he sucked at being able to explain how to edit. Thank you again for taking the time to share with us on how to edit.
I've seen tons of videos for various non-linear editors. I used Premiere Pro for over 20 years and gave up on Adobe when they went to that subscriber model. So it was with some joy I found DaVinci and while playing around with it, realized that despite some similarities with PP, there are lots of differences. So more joy when I found this turorial. It is absolutely perfect in every way. The questions asked by the "beginner" and the answers by the expert are just right on. I've taken 50+ courses in my life (in classrooms mostly) and I always had questions when something was glossed over. But not here. As I'm thinking of a question, it gets asked, then answered. The show 'n Tell is stunningly clear: big mouse indicator, nice slow zoom in to a high res display of the daVinci screen. I've seen some where they show just the lores screen with small regular mouse arrow that is impossible to follow and labels impossible to read. You guys have set the bar for proper method of doing a tutorial. I say this as a former instructor in Industrial Instrumentation and Controls, and working and teaching in the industry for 30 years. Good work. I subscribed!
Congratulations Casey I am thrilled to learn da Vinci from you. I am super grateful to educational TH-camrs like both of you. Kevin, The first time I ever saw one of your videos, I didn't like them. maybe they were too good or the topic what the topics aren't exactly my favorites. I was wrong not to check with you first when I want to learn a new skill. I try very hard not to judge a cover by its book or let first impressions fool me! I know a lot of people do that to me it hurts sometimes. And sometimes first impressions are detrimental to my success. Now I think you're one of the greatest content makers I've ever seen. Absolute great educator ! ! I'm super grateful for your videos.
I've been working with Da Vinci a few years before and I found out a lot by looking at tutorials. Just came back because all the other tools just did not satisfy my needs or I got lost in them. Gosh! this tutorial is so great. I love the interaction, I am impressed by how things are explained. Being a teacher I really have to complement on how you bring all this subject over the footlight....I will certainly be back.
I learnt more from this video that from a heap of others. I'm hooked. Thanks. I am nearly 80 years young, and I must confess, I do not grasp things like I used to, but I got this OK. Thanks again.
Initially I believed it'd take between 4 to 5 hrs. per every 1 hr. of raw video to completely edit and upload a video to TH-cam (with added text, audio and video clean up as such). But as they say "..speed comes with experience..." and this 'HOW TO' is definitely the priceless tool needed to accomplish that. Now....I'm anticipating an hour for editing per hour of raw footage (plus uploading). Thanks for the well needed help fellas.😊
Literally just downloaded DaVinci Resolve and followed this TH-cam tutorial to heart. It managed to predict and answer my very next question and guided me on all the necessary functions to create a decent basic video :) Very helpful and thank you!
I went from never editing a video to creating a short within roughly two hours thanks to this video. Absolutely INCREDIBLE tutorial. My only struggle has been editing large portions on my timeline simply to get clips then having to cut out the leftover, but I'm sure with time I'll have a better process! Thanks again!
I've been using Blender Video Editing for about a year now. It's great and I enjoy it but I've been looking for something else than can be a little easier when video editing and I'm just so impressed by the functionality of DaVinci Resolve. Great tutorial, can't wait to applying what I've learned so far!
Same here... Editing my latest video in Blender was such a pain... full of bugs and weird stuff that I just wanted to go for the best program out there, and I am not disappointed.
This is an outstanding video. I've been using Premiere and I must say, the way you both have presented this from a viewer's perspective is commendable--not rushed and perfectly paced with the appropriate questions that a beginner would want to ask. Really well done. I'm tempted to switch to DaVinci. 😄
I have been trying to learn DaVinci Resolve for weeks including your guest's 4 hour plus tutorial and have been overwhelmed with detail. This has been the most useful video by far because unlike many of the other tutorials he actually shows and explains which buttons, keys, whatever, activate whatever function you're trying to. Amazingly, so many other videos don't show those details and so they're essentially useless for a beginner who doesn't already know. Really excellent job of explaining the basics and including that stuff on zooming and especially how to get things back is a really good idea because the other day while trying to edit I got somehow the timelines so tall you couldn't see many other things and I spent over an hour trying to get things back and at one point thought I had broken Resolve and would simply have to delete it and redownload it. Your video is awesome and I wish I had seen it before wasting that hour getting more desperate all the time when I couldn't get it to resize no matter what I did. A real public service to post this--the best tutorial on this subject by far that I have seen. Thanks so much for the hard work to make this manageable because it's hard to know how much to include for beginners that's clear enough to understand but contains few enough details not overwhelm. You did this balancing really, really well. Casey is wonderful but I would tell rank beginners to start with your's and then move to his 4 hour one or others because finally I understand many basics that other videos addressed but didn't get the concepts over well enough for me to get it. Thanks again. Will be subscribing to your channel.
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This was the absolute BEST introduction to DaVinci Resolve I've seen. I finally got started without crying over all the tricky choices. Well done guys.
This video is excellent. I am new to editing, new to making videos and new to Davinci. Guess you can say I just crawled out from under my rock. Watching this video has given confidence. I've already completed several videos, while not perfect, they are decent. Clear explanations and demos. Thank you!
Like most software there is a learning curve but DaVinci is very intuitive. I got the basics just from past knowledge of DAW,s and I made a few test movies without too much problem. This is great to move forward onto more complex parts.
I think that this well presented video should be supplied with every copy of DaVinci Resolve 18 . Many thanks to Kevin and his guest Casey Faris . The great thing about these two presenters is that they are confident enough of their skills and subject matter to talk to us at normal conversation speed . This shows respect for their audience and that they are teachers who actually want to pass on their extensive knowledge and experience to us trying to learn a really great product . Thank you Kevin and I have to say a big thank you also to Casey . Kind regards Ray .
I just got this program coming from iMovie. I was completely overwhelmed but this video really gave me the confidence to start using it. Davinci is 1000% better. Thanks for the help guys.
Without doubt one of the best instructional videos I’ve watched. Excellently presented in a very well paced way. So often video tutorials are made by people that just gabble away and one gets lost in seconds. Not with your presentation. Absolutely perfect. I’ll be back for more.
Davinci looks so much better than what im working with(sony vegas 2017) this was a very good beginner tutorial and easy to follow along, not to fast and not to slow, just perfect...thank you 🥰
I also finally decided to transistion from Sony Vegas Pro 14 to Davinci Resolve, and it helps that a lot of the things are very similiar. Definitely going to give it a shot!
I'm 12 minutes into this video and i just wanted to say thankyou! This seems so doable, you guys are explaining it like absolute pros! looking forward to making compilations of the good times in life.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I've decided to do video editing to help my wife publish content about the crafts she makes, and this tutorial nailed what I needed to learn. Da Vinci Resolve is ALREADY highly recommended by two channels I follow on youtube, Stephen Georg (stephenplays, stephenvlog) and Corridor Digital (Corridor and Corridor Crew), and I found YOUR channel when I was learning with the basic editor on Windows 11. Seeing this tutorial was really, really helpful, it was very nice and concise about all the necessary details for beginners, while providing enough leeway to get creative. I love the back and forth, humor, and the Q&As that were brought up. Again, THANK YOU.
You may never see this comment..but thank you so much for making sure everyone understood before going into the next step... Also, thank you for making sure we had alternative methods to accomplish the same thing..(hence..drag and drop media...or.. what is media..things many pros take for granted that others know) You made sure we were fed nutritional baby food...and before it ended, we grew teeth and learned to chew). Thanks so much to the two of you! I'm subscribing to both of you!💪🏿💪🏿
This is actually amazing. It's definitely catered for people who are completely new to Resolve. I know general shortcuts from other editing software, but getting refreshers/confirmation was awesome. Resolve has been a huge pain for me to learn just cause the approach is pretty different from what I'm used to. Thank you so much for this!
This tutorial was exactly what I need. And I loved the concept, of one moderator which ask questions and the other one shows the answer. Because the moderator, in this case Kevin, puts exactly the right question I also have. I just switched from another video editor, and this tutorial helps me to have a fast and smooth transition without loosing time exploring myself the base things. Thank you!
Ive been editing for more than 12 years and have learned multiple softwares. For any beginner this is a great tool to just have in general. Resolve is intuitive if you are transitioning from Premiere and honestly I kinda like the interface a little bit better. Great Job!
I absolutely love this format, the 40 minutes flew by even tho I am a bit familiar with Resolve. Thank you for the incredible explanations, tips, and tricks.
This is the best tutorial in my life. I know zero about editing but I followed this steps and now I can comfortably edit my TH-cam videos. Thank you so much for helping me. 🙏
Simply explained, pertinent questions, and easy to follow. By far one of the best tutorial videos I’ve seen for any programme. Well done to you both, and thank you!
I’m back watching you guys again. Edited about 4 videos on DaVinci Resolve now, very nerve racking, and maybe not the best, but trying to keep going. Thanks again.
am just a beginner, this mah third day learning Davinci Resolve 18. as far as i can tell, the flow is quite great... looking forward to learn more en become professional in Davinci...from you guys.. lets kick in...
Absolutely love that Kevin asked all the same questions I'd be ready to ask if I was being taught live! It's so great to find any kind of tech video aimed at someone with zero preexisting knowledge on the topic. Super excited to make my first video this week!
Said hundreds of times, but really nice zero to “I can do something useful” video. Learning is best done by playing around, but for that, something working is required. You perfectly set up a nice base for extension!
Amazing video. Covered everything, every question I thought of was immediately answered in the next few minutes, and the order everything was taught was set up perfectly, thank you soo much for this, I'm sure a lot of people learned a lot from this video. You two should be proud of yourselves
Thanks to both of you brothers for this awesome tutorial. I shifted from Clipchamp to Da Vinci Resolve & because of your good explanations, I can now finally edit my videos using the software. Thank you. God bless you all. 😊 ♥️ 🙏
This is probably the best begginers tutorial in the video editing…i edited some clips on my phone in iMovie app, is a decent editor…i edited 2 “cinematics” if i can name it like this 😅 but now…dude, a new world was open. I admit that i never tried to edit in an professional editing program, and i just want to make some cinematics with my iPhone and an gimbal…so i admit that is pretty basic compared to what an youtuber do, but this video…is absolutely brilliant start! Thanks a lot for the effort! 🤝🏻🥂
Kevin, You did a great job to get a spokesperson to go over the Resolve 18! This is a really great video to help all of us start out to get into editing and to make better videos!! Thanks so much, you are the best!!
Oh my, thank you so much for this! Breaking complex matters down to beginner level isn't always an easy task, but certainly shows that someone is an expert! You're both incredible! Thank you!
The analogies are amazing, helped a lot with comprehending the various concepts. I wish more people would utilize analogies to bridge the gap between well-known concepts, such as ingredients to a complete dish, vs new concepts, individual clips to a timeline
Beginner here, This tutorial video is what is going to get me into video editing. Thank you very much for making it. DaVinci Resolve is an incredible intuitive program to work with once you understand how the basics works
I've be searching for the best tutorials in editing for beginners for a very long time. Explained very well as simple as that. Gonna make my first video using your tutorial. Thank you Kevin.
This made my switch from Hitfilm really comfy. Glad to see that a lot of what you've learned from previous media editors can be applied in a lot of instances. It's already been said but the two person format is great as well. Having one person asking questions from the perspective of a complete novice is handy and worth the extra effort.
Throwback when I first watched an Adobe Illustrator tutorial. I finished the whole TH-cam tutorial with excitement. Same feeling with this one! Good job.
I am a TH-cam creator and also watch a lot of TH-cam. This video is superbly made and does EXACTLY what it says on the tin. A crystal clear from-the-bottom-up tutorial that you just understand and can't stop watching. Compulsive viewing that has made me feel much more confident to finally move away from iMovie. Thank you for this excellently executed video (oh, and a new sub here!). ATB - Ben, UK 🇬🇧
This is quality content! 👌 I just installed DVR 18, and my layout after reset is completely different. Would be soooo cool, if there would be an importable file with the layout settings from this tutorial, I actually quite dig the default you have.
Wow this tutorial is amazing! I was not so keen to learn about video editing but you guys made things look easy. Thank you sir Kevin and Casey. Will follow Casey also and watch more of the tutorials.
You guys have created the most important tutorial for Da Vinci Resolve and it's so easy and fun to use all these features. I am still on the Free version and it's just mind-blowing how much you can do. I have learned so much. Thank so much you guys. You Rock 👍👏👊😃
Great video. I have been using Premeire Pro and love it,but the cost really sucks. I have tried Davinci off and on but never fully committed to it. Now I am trying to commit to Davinci,and will buy the studio license soon, so this was helpful. Will be subscribing to both to learn more great stuff.
So cool,..thanks for the comprehensive down to earth tutorial on DiVinci Resolve. Looks way better than what I am currently using. You made a believer out of me.
Thanks Kevin and Casey. This is a very good start for a guy like me who is just relearning all this at the age of 63. l have always believed that you are never too old to learn and the only limits to what you learn are the limits you put upon yourself. Will be looking in on you guys both for more information on DaVinci Resolve. Thank you both again for this production.
THE best tutorial on the internet for davinci . i agree with others they asked all the questions any newbie to resolve would! i was totally confused by others on the internet . This answered all my questions. Save you time people and just watch this!
Months later but I have to say great video! I actually had downloaded Resolve about a year ago but was a little intimidated by the layout so I gave up pretty quickly. I'm coming from Vegas Pro so yeah it's VERY different! This gave me what I needed. Thanks!
If i could kiss this video i could lmaoo never in my life have i ever internalized and understood a tutorial video so well I’m so impressed!!! Thank you for giving personable examples and references that would help us understand it better. Such a great video
Hello Kevin, when you were demonstrating version 17. I downloaded it, you feel this version has got a lot over version 17 and worth upgrading to it as far as the free version. Thank you Michelle
It's free to upgrade so might as well. That way you always get the newest features. This page lists all the newest features in 18: www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/whatsnew
I am just starting video editing and this is an extremely useful tutorial! I am 20 mins in and had to pause it to like and comment on it. Great work guys!!!
Thank you for this video! I'm really motivated to use DaVinci for my next video. BUT, there is one thing that is holding me back 😅I don't know where to adjust my workspace to make it look like yours. I am also missing things like the slider to adjust the timeline... I've tried zooming in and out with Shift + scroll wheel but that doesn't work either 🙄 The most annoying part is that I can see that there is more on the right side of my screen (don't know how to describe it better) that I can't access. HELP😃I know there is most likely a very quick way to fix this and it took me a bit of courage to type this text. But I am honestly have no clue and I am hoping to help others who have the same issue. TIA ♥
While exporting, I decided to delete footage to export the intro of my video separate from the body and ending of the video. I thought, no big deal, I'll just use UNDO command to get my clips back after I export. However, instead of UNDO command, I needed to quit the program which then DaVinci Resolve autosaved. When I reopened the timeline, all I had left was the intro and COULD NOT UNDO my actions from earlier. Please help!
@@matthewcheung5136 No problem. And in the future you can always render a select portion of your timeline. On the export screen you can drag the gray bar directly underneath the time markers in your timeline to define that portion. It's referred to as rendering the In/Out Range, if you want to look into it more.
First time using Davinci Resolve yesterday and huge thanks for these two creative minds! One of the best tutorials i’ve seen… after watching the video you can use it with ease as a beginner…🙏Thank You!
One of the best intro tutorials I've ever used, I feel like been equipped to understand the very basics well and been given a baseline to experiment more from. Thank you!
Videoediting is not new to me, but DaVinci is. This tutorial is absolutely fantastic and it covers alot of the basic stuff. Keep up the good work guys!
Amazing tutorial from a beginners pov kevin was asking all my concerning question , really worth the 40 mins guys u will get a general idea of the software.
I love how you put the focus on explaining the functions and not making the perfect commercial for the cookie company! Really clear explanations too, great tutorial! Thanks :)
Kevin, I had an opportunity to purchase the Studio version cheaper elsewhere, but when I saw that it would help you, I chose to purchase from you. You have been a valued resource for a long time & I’m happy to be able to give back to you in some small way. Cheers, Michael
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Can you please explain why I no longer have the option to use text in Davinci Resolve Yes I use the free version.
Hi Kevin, thanks a lot for the information can you please tell me the way to add a running test, and record our own voice, soundeffects.
Wheres the files to follow along? I couldent find it in the discription.
Hi sir Kevin i want to send my edited video of this Kevin Cookie. This video help me a lot and this is my 1st time i used davinchi resolve
course link in the description is broken
Pro Tip: NEVER USE THE DELETE KEY on the edit page. If you want to remove a clip, select it and hit the backspace key. Then, if you want to remove the gap as well, select the gap between clips and hit the backspace key again. I know this sounds like more work, but believe me, this will save you heart ache. The delete key does something somewhat unusual in Davinci Resolve; particularly if you are working in multiple layers. When you delete a clip off the timeline it also removes the gap without proper respect to the various layers of all the clips to the right. What that means is if you have nearly finished a project and then go back to remove 1 clip from the middle, using delete can screw up ever edit to the right of that on the timeline. If you insist on trying it, experiment carefully and be prepared to hit undo (Ctrl-Z) if you are not happy with the outcome. It may be that there is some special case that this IS what you wanted to do. But I found repeatedly that DELETE caused nothing but trouble. I have stopped using it entirely. Since I don't use the cut page at all, I am not sure how DELETE responds on that page. I am only saying this regarding the edit page.
Wow this makes a lot of sense and i remember this happening many times, i will use backspace from now on and experiment !
Thank you!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you very much!
Press control z to undo the delete
I had the same issue with Adobe premiere doing that in 2002. I wasted a lot of time doing it the hard way. That copy of premiere is a little outdated now haha
This is exactly how you teach a total beginner. I often get overwhelmed with confusion and questions while listening to tutorials, he stops and confronts almost all of the questions that popped in my head while the expert ist explaining away. brilliant
13:00 How to set Media Ins (starts) and Outs (ends).
14:00 Timeline Editing (Trimming).
15:30 Clip Splitting.
16:30 Removing Blank Spaces.
17:00 Moving Clips and How Layers Work.
20:16 Dragging Clips Onto Timeline Viewer.
22:00 Adding Audio.
Note: Audio layers do not take priority over each other based on layers.
23:00 Muting Audio Tracks.
23:41 Adjusting Audio Volume.
24:00 Inspector Alterations.
24:50 Undoing Inspector Changes
25:20 Master Reset.
26:30 Audio Fading.
27:00 Video Fading.
28:00 Adjusting Color/Brightness.
30:50 Adding Effects.
31:10 Adding Titles (text).
31:40 Changing Text.
32:20 Moving Text.
33:04 Dragging and Dropping Text (Transform).
33:50 Zooming Out Over Time.
34:30 Zooming In Over Time.
35:00 Adding Transitions.
38:00 Rendering.
whats the point of all of this when he just did those things on the video...
@@mohamednour3512 I was taking notes and leaving book marks for myself.
Thank you, timestamp very much appreciated!
@@drysocks4412 he put book marks in the description but sure I mean who cares
Thnx lots
Possibly the best-done beginner tutorial video on any topic ever? Genuinely, this an example of how to be a great teacher. Kevin's commitment to asking questions from a total beginner's perspective and Casey's patient, useful answers, along with their considering the needs and problems that various users might run into(like when using an older computer), make for such a helpful and also very calm and fun viewing experience.
I couldn't agree more! I got a video ready for upload to youtube as I went through this tutorial. Great stuff!
One and only best tutorial video I have ever seen
I totally agree and this should be the latest standard for tutorials
I have to agree with you 100%, very well thought out !!
Yes! This video tutorial is perfect for the “non-traditional aged” beginner TH-camr. GenX here and this relaxed communication and pace was awesome! I’m actually learning something and staying focused. Some of the other tutorials I’ve watched go at such a pace they think you’ve already been editing videos on TickToc nope, not here complete noob. Thanks guys of helping the older generation out, really appreciate it! ❤
Made my First edit on 3:26 A.M. on 23/12/23. Writing this so it will be a memory. Felt Great! Because I felt like I was doing something better for my Life instead of Games. I LOVE EDITING now and hope to be consistent and productive with it and live a better and happier life 😅😊.
Also, the video was Great! Absolutely loved it! Best 40 minutes of my life 😊😊!!!
I would totally love to see the end result of your first edit
Go!!! I wish you the very best. Cheers to more productivity.
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omg making memories, the best!
I've recently got into video editing and I have to admit that I've never been so interested watching a 40m long video. This cover all the basics, and I love it! Thank you so much.
also 40min of them staring into ur soul lol
@@Zak_films lol
@@Zak_filmssooo truee loll
hey! also starting :) did you find any other interesting resources to learn more?
Finally an actually helpful tutorial. It’s so hard to find one that doesn’t skip key parts assuming you know how to do it.
Thanks for the note, Christopher! Glad it helped!
Seriously tho people be like “obviously you know there’s cutting and audio mixing so yeah” like what ??
@@KevinStratvert can you make a short video on how to cut the middle of a clip? Thanks in advance and also this was a great tutorial
@@WhyAreWeStilllHereJustToSuffer you can slpit it with the blade tool, then trim those two clips to cut the middle of the clip (that's how i do it at least, I'm not sure if there is another, easier method)
Ok but you cannot pause and resume inside a selection ( I and O shortcuits ) with the repeat mode. When you pause and resume, you're out of the selection.
This is a very important thing to solve, but anyone have a way to do that or davince is really a crap?
This was so good. I downloaded resolve last night and have never edited a video in my life. I’m also not tech savvy but After watching this video i made my first video. Took 4 clips and put them together and made some cuts. So thankful for your easy to understand way of explaining things. You earned yourself a sub.
Hi
Same here
i'm about to see this video and i hope it helps as it did to you lol.
@@starchaser777same. I have edited with capcut before in mobile but I haven’t really used computers much so I hope this helps
Congratulations! I remember the first video I edited. I had shot some footage of a very short (3 or 4 car) passenger train and so I edited it to make it appear as if the train was 3 times longer. It was then that I realized how powerful editing actually is. It can change a story or make up a story that isn't even there.
This is one of the most well structured, clear, and comprehensive TH-cam tutorials I’ve seen.
I wish more tutorials were as well thought out like this.
Thanks Steve glad you enjoyed it. I’m drinking milk.
I absolutely love the two person format! Having two voices is so much more interesting, especially with those clarifying questions sprinkled along the way! I'm sure this took a bit more planning, but man I really found this easy to watch and helpful!
yes i love it too but do you know how i can cut the middle. of a clip
@@WhyAreWeStilllHereJustToSuffer Go to Blade mode (shortcut is b key) and click in the place in the clip you want to split. Hope this helps
Yeah, interviews are always interesting to watch
Yeah, it really felt like a genuine conversation between a student and a teacher. I really liked it!
@@phoebe2283 fr phoebe
I am new to DaVinci Resolve. I just want to say you have taught me alot and I've only watched half of the video. I'll be finishing it today. So far I think it's fun editing. But I know it's time consuming but worth it. Thank you both for keeping it simple and for being able to explain how to use it. I was watching a video before I came across this one and he sucked at being able to explain how to edit. Thank you again for taking the time to share with us on how to edit.
I've seen tons of videos for various non-linear editors. I used Premiere Pro for over 20 years and gave up on Adobe when they went to that subscriber model. So it was with some joy I found DaVinci and while playing around with it, realized that despite some similarities with PP, there are lots of differences. So more joy when I found this turorial. It is absolutely perfect in every way. The questions asked by the "beginner" and the answers by the expert are just right on. I've taken 50+ courses in my life (in classrooms mostly) and I always had questions when something was glossed over. But not here. As I'm thinking of a question, it gets asked, then answered. The show 'n Tell is stunningly clear: big mouse indicator, nice slow zoom in to a high res display of the daVinci screen. I've seen some where they show just the lores screen with small regular mouse arrow that is impossible to follow and labels impossible to read. You guys have set the bar for proper method of doing a tutorial. I say this as a former instructor in Industrial Instrumentation and Controls, and working and teaching in the industry for 30 years. Good work. I subscribed!
Congratulations Casey
I am thrilled to learn da Vinci from you.
I am super grateful to educational TH-camrs like both of you.
Kevin,
The first time I ever saw one of your videos, I didn't like them.
maybe they were too good or the topic what the topics aren't exactly my favorites. I was wrong not to check with you first when I want to learn a new skill.
I try very hard not to judge a cover by its book or let first impressions fool me! I know a lot of people do that to me it hurts sometimes. And sometimes first impressions are detrimental to my success.
Now I think you're one of the greatest content makers I've ever seen.
Absolute great educator ! !
I'm super grateful for your videos.
I've been working with Da Vinci a few years before and I found out a lot by looking at tutorials. Just came back because all the other tools just did not satisfy my needs or I got lost in them. Gosh! this tutorial is so great. I love the interaction, I am impressed by how things are explained. Being a teacher I really have to complement on how you bring all this subject over the footlight....I will certainly be back.
Loved the tutorial and the fact that Kevin asked the questions as if he was the beginner. Thanks to you both! and it was very easy to follow.
this is the most beautiful and wonderful tutorial I have ever seen in my 22 years of watching tutorials . straight to the point I love it
I learnt more from this video that from a heap of others. I'm hooked. Thanks. I am nearly 80 years young, and I must confess, I do not grasp things like I used to, but I got this OK. Thanks again.
Initially I believed it'd take between 4 to 5 hrs. per every 1 hr. of raw video to completely edit and upload a video to TH-cam (with added text, audio and video clean up as such). But as they say "..speed comes with experience..." and this 'HOW TO' is definitely the priceless tool needed to accomplish that. Now....I'm anticipating an hour for editing per hour of raw footage (plus uploading). Thanks for the well needed help fellas.😊
Literally just downloaded DaVinci Resolve and followed this TH-cam tutorial to heart. It managed to predict and answer my very next question and guided me on all the necessary functions to create a decent basic video :) Very helpful and thank you!
I went from never editing a video to creating a short within roughly two hours thanks to this video.
Absolutely INCREDIBLE tutorial.
My only struggle has been editing large portions on my timeline simply to get clips then having to cut out the leftover, but I'm sure with time I'll have a better process!
Thanks again!
I've been using Blender Video Editing for about a year now. It's great and I enjoy it but I've been looking for something else than can be a little easier when video editing and I'm just so impressed by the functionality of DaVinci Resolve. Great tutorial, can't wait to applying what I've learned so far!
Same here... Editing my latest video in Blender was such a pain... full of bugs and weird stuff that I just wanted to go for the best program out there, and I am not disappointed.
This is an outstanding video. I've been using Premiere and I must say, the way you both have presented this from a viewer's perspective is commendable--not rushed and perfectly paced with the appropriate questions that a beginner would want to ask. Really well done. I'm tempted to switch to DaVinci. 😄
I have been trying to learn DaVinci Resolve for weeks including your guest's 4 hour plus tutorial and have been overwhelmed with detail. This has been the most useful video by far because unlike many of the other tutorials he actually shows and explains which buttons, keys, whatever, activate whatever function you're trying to. Amazingly, so many other videos don't show those details and so they're essentially useless for a beginner who doesn't already know. Really excellent job of explaining the basics and including that stuff on zooming and especially how to get things back is a really good idea because the other day while trying to edit I got somehow the timelines so tall you couldn't see many other things and I spent over an hour trying to get things back and at one point thought I had broken Resolve and would simply have to delete it and redownload it. Your video is awesome and I wish I had seen it before wasting that hour getting more desperate all the time when I couldn't get it to resize no matter what I did. A real public service to post this--the best tutorial on this subject by far that I have seen. Thanks so much for the hard work to make this manageable because it's hard to know how much to include for beginners that's clear enough to understand but contains few enough details not overwhelm. You did this balancing really, really well. Casey is wonderful but I would tell rank beginners to start with your's and then move to his 4 hour one or others because finally I understand many basics that other videos addressed but didn't get the concepts over well enough for me to get it. Thanks again. Will be subscribing to your channel.
This was the absolute BEST introduction to DaVinci Resolve I've seen. I finally got started without crying over all the tricky choices. Well done guys.
This video is excellent. I am new to editing, new to making videos and new to Davinci. Guess you can say I just crawled out from under my rock. Watching this video has given confidence. I've already completed several videos, while not perfect, they are decent. Clear explanations and demos. Thank you!
Like most software there is a learning curve but DaVinci is very intuitive. I got the basics just from past knowledge of DAW,s and I made a few test movies without too much problem. This is great to move forward onto more complex parts.
Love these beginner tutorials of high-end professional "free" applications. How about one on Gimp from a power user for beginners.
Here's a video I did on GIMP a little while back: th-cam.com/video/LX-S1CX1HUI/w-d-xo.html
Really!
I think that this well presented video should be supplied with every copy of DaVinci Resolve 18 .
Many thanks to Kevin and his guest Casey Faris . The great thing about these two presenters is that they are confident enough of their skills and subject matter to talk to us at normal conversation speed . This shows respect for their audience and that they are teachers who actually want to pass on their extensive knowledge and experience to us trying to learn a really great product . Thank you Kevin and I have to say a big thank you also to Casey . Kind regards Ray .
I just got this program coming from iMovie. I was completely overwhelmed but this video really gave me the confidence to start using it. Davinci is 1000% better. Thanks for the help guys.
Without doubt one of the best instructional videos I’ve watched. Excellently presented in a very well paced way. So often video tutorials are made by people that just gabble away and one gets lost in seconds. Not with your presentation. Absolutely perfect. I’ll be back for more.
I am trying to follow it and have NO success.
@@dinorossi6611 then thats ur problem
@@Zak_films I returned DaVinci and purchased Camtasia .
@@dinorossi6611 L mans
Davinci looks so much better than what im working with(sony vegas 2017) this was a very good beginner tutorial and easy to follow along, not to fast and not to slow, just perfect...thank you 🥰
In the same boat. Looks and acts practically the same so the transition over should be fairly seamless. Best thing is that it is free!
I also finally decided to transistion from Sony Vegas Pro 14 to Davinci Resolve, and it helps that a lot of the things are very similiar. Definitely going to give it a shot!
I'm 12 minutes into this video and i just wanted to say thankyou!
This seems so doable, you guys are explaining it like absolute pros!
looking forward to making compilations of the good times in life.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I've decided to do video editing to help my wife publish content about the crafts she makes, and this tutorial nailed what I needed to learn.
Da Vinci Resolve is ALREADY highly recommended by two channels I follow on youtube, Stephen Georg (stephenplays, stephenvlog) and Corridor Digital (Corridor and Corridor Crew), and I found YOUR channel when I was learning with the basic editor on Windows 11.
Seeing this tutorial was really, really helpful, it was very nice and concise about all the necessary details for beginners, while providing enough leeway to get creative. I love the back and forth, humor, and the Q&As that were brought up.
Again, THANK YOU.
You may never see this comment..but thank you so much for making sure everyone understood before going into the next step... Also, thank you for making sure we had alternative methods to accomplish the same thing..(hence..drag and drop media...or.. what is media..things many pros take for granted that others know) You made sure we were fed nutritional baby food...and before it ended, we grew teeth and learned to chew). Thanks so much to the two of you! I'm subscribing to both of you!💪🏿💪🏿
This is a brilliant video. Clear, concise, and not bloated. Pure teaching quality. Thank you so much!
This is actually amazing. It's definitely catered for people who are completely new to Resolve. I know general shortcuts from other editing software, but getting refreshers/confirmation was awesome. Resolve has been a huge pain for me to learn just cause the approach is pretty different from what I'm used to. Thank you so much for this!
This tutorial was exactly what I need. And I loved the concept, of one moderator which ask questions and the other one shows the answer.
Because the moderator, in this case Kevin, puts exactly the right question I also have. I just switched from another video editor, and this tutorial helps me to have a fast and smooth transition without loosing time exploring myself the base things.
Thank you!
Ive been editing for more than 12 years and have learned multiple softwares. For any beginner this is a great tool to just have in general. Resolve is intuitive if you are transitioning from Premiere and honestly I kinda like the interface a little bit better. Great Job!
I absolutely love this format, the 40 minutes flew by even tho I am a bit familiar with Resolve. Thank you for the incredible explanations, tips, and tricks.
This is the best tutorial in my life. I know zero about editing but I followed this steps and now I can comfortably edit my TH-cam videos. Thank you so much for helping me. 🙏
Simply explained, pertinent questions, and easy to follow. By far one of the best tutorial videos I’ve seen for any programme. Well done to you both, and thank you!
Glad you liked it!
I'm just a newbie but I found your video very instructive, thanks for your efforts.
I’m back watching you guys again. Edited about 4 videos on DaVinci Resolve now, very nerve racking, and maybe not the best, but trying to keep going. Thanks again.
am just a beginner, this mah third day learning Davinci Resolve 18. as far as i can tell, the flow is quite great... looking forward to learn more en become professional in Davinci...from you guys..
lets kick in...
Hey Kevin - This was the perfect training for me - loved the way you asked Casey the types of questions we beginners would ask!
Absolutely love that Kevin asked all the same questions I'd be ready to ask if I was being taught live! It's so great to find any kind of tech video aimed at someone with zero preexisting knowledge on the topic. Super excited to make my first video this week!
Been a Filmora user for the past couple years but going to make the jump to DaVinci and your tutorial was a big factor in that decision, well done!
Said hundreds of times, but really nice zero to “I can do something useful” video.
Learning is best done by playing around, but for that, something working is required. You perfectly set up a nice base for extension!
This by far is the best DaVinci Resolve beginers turorial that i've come across. I've learned so much through it.
Thanks guys! Switching from Movie Studio Platinum 16 to DaVinci Resolve 18 for all my videos.
Very great explanation!
Amazing video. Covered everything, every question I thought of was immediately answered in the next few minutes, and the order everything was taught was set up perfectly, thank you soo much for this, I'm sure a lot of people learned a lot from this video. You two should be proud of yourselves
This was incredibly informative. The two person format was great! All the questions being asked directly felt way more interesting and easy to absorb.
Thanks to both of you brothers for this awesome tutorial. I shifted from Clipchamp to Da Vinci Resolve & because of your good explanations, I can now finally edit my videos using the software. Thank you. God bless you all. 😊 ♥️ 🙏
This is probably the best begginers tutorial in the video editing…i edited some clips on my phone in iMovie app, is a decent editor…i edited 2 “cinematics” if i can name it like this 😅 but now…dude, a new world was open. I admit that i never tried to edit in an professional editing program, and i just want to make some cinematics with my iPhone and an gimbal…so i admit that is pretty basic compared to what an youtuber do, but this video…is absolutely brilliant start! Thanks a lot for the effort! 🤝🏻🥂
Kevin, You did a great job to get a spokesperson to go over the Resolve 18! This is a really great video to help all of us start out to get into editing and to make better videos!! Thanks so much, you are the best!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the note!
Oh my, thank you so much for this! Breaking complex matters down to beginner level isn't always an easy task, but certainly shows that someone is an expert! You're both incredible! Thank you!
The analogies are amazing, helped a lot with comprehending the various concepts. I wish more people would utilize analogies to bridge the gap between well-known concepts, such as ingredients to a complete dish, vs new concepts, individual clips to a timeline
I use analogies for my music and things like that
Beginner here,
This tutorial video is what is going to get me into video editing.
Thank you very much for making it. DaVinci Resolve is an incredible intuitive program to work with once you understand how the basics works
I've be searching for the best tutorials in editing for beginners for a very long time. Explained very well as simple as that. Gonna make my first video using your tutorial. Thank you Kevin.
This tutorial is exceptionally well done, amazing work and thanks to you both.
This is a really great beginner's tutorial and well broken down. Definitely made me feel less intimidated starting out. Thanks for this!
@Didii Tv can't download not even close
This made my switch from Hitfilm really comfy. Glad to see that a lot of what you've learned from previous media editors can be applied in a lot of instances.
It's already been said but the two person format is great as well. Having one person asking questions from the perspective of a complete novice is handy and worth the extra effort.
Throwback when I first watched an Adobe Illustrator tutorial. I finished the whole TH-cam tutorial with excitement. Same feeling with this one! Good job.
I am a TH-cam creator and also watch a lot of TH-cam. This video is superbly made and does EXACTLY what it says on the tin. A crystal clear from-the-bottom-up tutorial that you just understand and can't stop watching. Compulsive viewing that has made me feel much more confident to finally move away from iMovie. Thank you for this excellently executed video (oh, and a new sub here!). ATB - Ben, UK 🇬🇧
I love how simple yet informative this video was. Thank you.
This is quality content! 👌 I just installed DVR 18, and my layout after reset is completely different. Would be soooo cool, if there would be an importable file with the layout settings from this tutorial, I actually quite dig the default you have.
Wow this tutorial is amazing! I was not so keen to learn about video editing but you guys made things look easy. Thank you sir Kevin and Casey. Will follow Casey also and watch more of the tutorials.
You guys have created the most important tutorial for Da Vinci Resolve and it's so easy and fun to use all these features. I am still on the Free version and it's just mind-blowing how much you can do. I have learned so much. Thank so much you guys. You Rock 👍👏👊😃
Fantastic video for a noob like me! I learned so much and didn’t feel overwhelmed 😁😁👍🏼👍🏼
Most awaited tutorial, thanks Kevin :)
Enjoy!
Great video. I have been using Premeire Pro and love it,but the cost really sucks. I have tried Davinci off and on but never fully committed to it. Now I am trying to commit to Davinci,and will buy the studio license soon, so this was helpful. Will be subscribing to both to learn more great stuff.
So cool,..thanks for the comprehensive down to earth tutorial on DiVinci Resolve. Looks way better than what I am currently using. You made a believer out of me.
Thanks Kevin and Casey. This is a very good start for a guy like me who is just relearning all this at the age of 63. l have always believed that you are never too old to learn and the only limits to what you learn are the limits you put upon yourself. Will be looking in on you guys both for more information on DaVinci Resolve.
Thank you both again for this production.
Good job man, to keep you up to date! 🙌
THE best tutorial on the internet for davinci . i agree with others they asked all the questions any newbie to resolve would! i was totally confused by others on the internet . This answered all my questions. Save you time people and just watch this!
thank you guys it's a very helpful tutorial 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Months later but I have to say great video! I actually had downloaded Resolve about a year ago but was a little intimidated by the layout so I gave up pretty quickly. I'm coming from Vegas Pro so yeah it's VERY different! This gave me what I needed. Thanks!
That joke on the sound volume adjustment was needed 😂😂😂😂
I do gotta recommend lower the brightness and higher the contrast. It makes the colors more colorful, it makes them stronger
If i could kiss this video i could lmaoo never in my life have i ever internalized and understood a tutorial video so well I’m so impressed!!! Thank you for giving personable examples and references that would help us understand it better. Such a great video
Outstanding job Kevin, as usual from you. Thank you very much!!
Hello Kevin, when you were demonstrating version 17. I downloaded it, you feel this version has got a lot over version 17 and worth upgrading to it as far as the free version. Thank you Michelle
It's free to upgrade so might as well. That way you always get the newest features. This page lists all the newest features in 18: www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/whatsnew
Another great toritural. Does DaVinci Resolve 18..I would've never thought of this video editing software
Thank you for going over the steps so clearly, slowly, thoroughly- this is the best beginner tutorial I found.
Glad it was helpful!
I am just starting video editing and this is an extremely useful tutorial! I am 20 mins in and had to pause it to like and comment on it. Great work guys!!!
Thank you for this video! I'm really motivated to use DaVinci for my next video. BUT, there is one thing that is holding me back 😅I don't know where to adjust my workspace to make it look like yours. I am also missing things like the slider to adjust the timeline... I've tried zooming in and out with Shift + scroll wheel but that doesn't work either 🙄 The most annoying part is that I can see that there is more on the right side of my screen (don't know how to describe it better) that I can't access. HELP😃I know there is most likely a very quick way to fix this and it took me a bit of courage to type this text. But I am honestly have no clue and I am hoping to help others who have the same issue. TIA ♥
same, waiting on answer too.
Maybe on the bottom you have chosen "cut" instead of "edit". I had the same problem, not even having the toolbar with the slider on it.
While exporting, I decided to delete footage to export the intro of my video separate from the body and ending of the video. I thought, no big deal, I'll just use UNDO command to get my clips back after I export. However, instead of UNDO command, I needed to quit the program which then DaVinci Resolve autosaved. When I reopened the timeline, all I had left was the intro and COULD NOT UNDO my actions from earlier. Please help!
Backups are made by default go to the folder housing them. Look in preferences to see where they are stored.
@@Vladyyy thanks I’ll double check
@@matthewcheung5136 No problem. And in the future you can always render a select portion of your timeline.
On the export screen you can drag the gray bar directly underneath the time markers in your timeline to define that portion. It's referred to as rendering the In/Out Range, if you want to look into it more.
@@Vladyyy have a blessed day 🙏
@@matthewcheung5136 Appreciate it, you too!
for someone who just get into davinci, your video is a lifesaver for sure, thanks a lot for this
First time using Davinci Resolve yesterday and huge thanks for these two creative minds! One of the best tutorials i’ve seen… after watching the video you can use it with ease as a beginner…🙏Thank You!
I was intimidated by editing videos and have low tech skills but this video put me to ease and I feel so much more confident. thank you!
One of the best intro tutorials I've ever used, I feel like been equipped to understand the very basics well and been given a baseline to experiment more from. Thank you!
I just switched to Davinci Resolve from Hitfilm and these videos are a life/time saver! Thanks!
Videoediting is not new to me, but DaVinci is. This tutorial is absolutely fantastic and it covers alot of the basic stuff. Keep up the good work guys!
I'm more impressed by how well you two presented this than I am by the content, and the content was fantastic! Thanks very much gents.
Amazing tutorial from a beginners pov kevin was asking all my concerning question , really worth the 40 mins guys u will get a general idea of the software.
I love how you put the focus on explaining the functions and not making the perfect commercial for the cookie company!
Really clear explanations too, great tutorial! Thanks :)
from INDIA , and would say, Casey is a gentle person , u r good man bro ,
am fan of your simplicity .
I was overwhelmed by DaVinci Resolve’s interface since I am new to video editing. Thank you for this video, sir.
Kevin,
I had an opportunity to purchase the Studio version cheaper elsewhere, but when I saw that it would help you, I chose to purchase from you.
You have been a valued resource for a long time & I’m happy to be able to give back to you in some small way.
Cheers,
Michael
Watching this 2 good yrs later still puts me somewhere in my journey of content creating,
Thanks 🙏 men,
You gave me a hand on my project progress