These Editing Tips Will Save You HOURS in Resolve
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2022
- In this video we're talking about 2 editing tricks that can and will save you hours when working in DaVinci Resolve. Editing is a huge part of filmmaking so finding a way to speed up your workflow easily can make the process a lot more enjoyable and that's what these tips are for.
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I will now be adopting this method. I've been using Davinci for about a year now, and understand the importance of an organized workflow... but have still neglected it, and now I'm at the part where everything is messy lol.
The stacked timelines thing is huge for me, so I appreciate it! :)
Thanks George
Stacked timelines! 🤯Had no idea about that. The second tip is the one I always try to teach people once they are comfortable with the idea of cutting and trimming because it saves so much time! Great video George!
Thank you, I'm happy you liked it. And yeah, that second one is definitely my favorite all time tip for cutting footage 😁
To the second one, add "selection follows playhead" and will be even faster
3:11 if you would set „Start To Playhead“ to „Q“, „Split Clip“ to „W“ and „End to Playhead“ to „E“ yo can get the same result just even faster without the unnecessary selecting the clip with the mouse and then deleting the selected parts. Just hit „W“ where you want to split the clip, move forward to the point where you want everything to be deleted until the last cut and hit „E“ - way faster! :)
a question, but theres like 3 options for start to playhead, resize, ripple and roll. So what do you select, or you do the 3 of them?
I kind of just put the keybind to the ripple settings and it´s golden. It takes so much less time, with your recommendation. Thank you amigo!
@@benjaminjacome your guess was right - it‘s the ripple section! It really is that simple but it speeds up the workflow so much! You’re welcome!:)
100%, the w and e bindings save me so much time. I have split clip mapped to s too. Those bindings alone have saved me probably more than a full days worth of editing time alone just this year alone.
was about to comment this with s insted of w
but same same bro
I enjoy editing more than I imagined. How you all grasp all the details on all the raw footage is beyond me. Organizing all your thoughts and keeping notes in your head is mind blowing in itself.
What I do...is simply record fewer attempts, giving me fewer choices when I bring the SD cards home to edit. tHanks for the videos!
Genuine, straight to the point and no annoying acting. Appreciate this.
Hey, awesome tips, especcialy for the fast cutting.
For a large No of clips, I would even recommend a tip 0 before your tip No 1 which emulates what is done on large film production sets every night with the 'diaries' (the many clips being shot during the day). There is even a SW for this type of work, Assimilate Scratch - but we can emulate it a bit with Davinvi Resolve:
Create a new timeline and then go to the cut page, select the bin with your clips (you may have more than one bin with clips for larger projects), and take advantage of the viewing mode called 'Source Tape'. This will make all clips of a bin being showed in the view window as if it was one large clip - and you can navigate ('scratch') through them as if it was one clip.
Then take advantage of the playback keys on your keyboard for 'scratching' through all the clips:
- 'j' = backwards
- 'k' = stop
- 'l' = forward
Pressing 'j' or 'l' multiple times will speed up playback for backward or forward.
To select the part you feel good to go into the timeline just mark the beginning by pressing 'i' (= in) and 'o' (= out), then select via the mouse either smart insert or append insert to bring the selected part into the timeline - this works even over clip boundaries.
After this initial 'Scratch', your tips are awesome to speed up things from there - will give it a try asap.
Thanks for this EXCELLENT tip
Thank you
priceless, thank you so much.
Holy smokes. I have edited about 120 videos in Resolve now, using Blade, select, delete/backspace, ripple, slide blahblahblah and after seeing this and simply using 1,2,3,4 -- I now demand 300 hours of my life back from The Universe. I didn't even realize there was a built-in Pro Tools template. I'm such a noob. Thank you George, I do not say this lightly, you just changed my life ❣
Thank you for the kind comment, I doubt I'd go as far as to take credit for "changing your life" 😁But I am very happy to hear I could at least help you in some way
amazing video. something people really seem to overlook when staying motivated is workflow and this helps a ton. thank you
The tutorials that teach the basics of video production are great, but tips like these are the real game changers! :D Thanks for sharing your "secrets" George!
No problem! Glad you found it useful!
To be honest, I think using the cut page saves a lot of time as it's meant for quick editing. In the Cut page you can watch all the fotage without creating a new timeline, and you can easily trim and change clips position without needing any other timeline as reference.
The last shortcuts were a nice tip tho :)
The cut page is a lifesaver, true.👍
i edit in the cut page lol
I agree. Instead of using multiple timelines he could just sort his clips into bins and you the cut page to add segments to his timeline.
@@marshallwhitley82 to be fair bins are a bit slow for something like that unless theres a better way to do it than sorting by flags.
I think watching this for me it makes sense coming FCPX to see all the final footage in one place and my timeline i’m working from where as correct me if i’m wrong but everything that happens in the cut page affects the edit page so its nothing like a separate timeline.
Definitely sticking around. Keep them coming George. Thank you for making the effort to show these tips.
Thanks for sharing a part of your editing process with us all! Great tips
Was just looking for the equivalent to the premiere Q/W shortcuts, and you cleared that up and gave me the stacked timeline tip in addition. Much appreciated.
Man, the stacked timelines feels like it is going to be huge for me. Stuff moving around on a single timeline as I edit is super annoying, but now I can edit without worrying too much about the order and then neatly place it to the second timeline when I'm happy with it! I'll definitely hotkey cut, start to play head and end to play head. Thanks so much for the info!
how do i make different timelines?
I ended up not having a ton of success when I tried it. I'd recommend @ the creator of the video @@junoglrr9119
Thank you so much - it is so simple and helpful at the same time. I'm totally a keyboard guy and absolutely missed the option to customize the shortcuts. I'm current getting into FPV flying and video editing is more a needed step than my passion. Now with numbers 1-4 half the work is done.
It's very entertaining watching your videos - you are a very likeable guy. Thank you!
These are great tips! I always dread cutting clips short & want to get to the fun part with transitions so those shortcuts will definitely be up there on my to-do list of modifications I need to do moving forward. The multiple timeline clips are excellent as well, I usually just play all the individual clips & drag them onto my working timeline, I wasnt even aware that you could have multiple going at the same time haha. Thanks for making this video, you potentially have saved me about a gallon of coffee & part of my sanity. Cheers!
I was actually already doing the second half, but the first tip there could really make my life easier. Since starting TH-cam in 2020 I have been all self taught and this year my resolution to myself was to learn better editing habits. Currently I dump all of my clips into the media pool, mark in/out in the clip monitor and pull down to a single time line. I find that I also often miss key moments of content or a flow because I am not watching everything at once. Watching how you take advantage of multiple timelines is going to change my entire process. I cannot even begin to think about how much time you have saved me going forward.
Gonna help you speed up tip #2. Place your playhead at a cut point - COMMAND+B will make a cut, play footage to where the cut ends a COMMAND+SHIFT+ BRACKET(the key next to the letter P) This does exactly what your tip does but you don't have to remap keys and you don't have to select the clip to delete the unwanted part, it's done auto-magically.
Well technically you don't need to remap the keys at all. That's kind of why I mentioned the part about setting them all up so I can use them with just one hand (and less buttons). The time saving part is exactly not needing to use both hands or reach across opposite ends of the keyboard 😅
@@georgekamenov_ I don't think you understnd why hectorinmotions version is faster. its has nothing to do with the remaping. I think you should give it a try...
I completely understand what he means. What he's saying, you can essentially do in the exact same way with my setup, except instead of using the default key combos he wrote down (which are slower than clicking just one button) I'd just have to click 1 to make a cut then move forward and click 2 to use the "start to playhead" function, effectively making it so I don't have to make 2 cuts, select and then ripple delete. With the way I've set everything up, to do what he's telling me to do I just click "1", move the playhead and click "2". And I'm fully aware of that, sometimes I do it that way. But the reason I gave the tip the way I did was because I felt like it gives me most control and works best for me that way. Of course, if anyone has a way they feel works better for them that's absolutely fine as well 🙂
gonna help you speed up tip # 2
Instead of making a cut then scrolling making another cut then selecting and ripple deleting, DO THIS!!!!!
map DELETE SELCTED to a prefered key
map RIPPLE DELET to a prefered key
now when viewing you clip, just use in and out (I and O keys) to select unwanted footage.
use RIPPLE DELETE to cut and join the two clips
or
use DELETE SELCETED to cut and leave a gap the size of the deleted clip. (good for visualizing if you want to add BROLL after, so there is some space)
ENJOY my friend
Can't you just use the blade then select clip and do shift and backspace?
This is incredible.
Im doing a videogame critique video and the dual timeline method is insane for selecting relevant footage without using the small media pool screen.
Thank you do much for this😊❤
thank you man, I was really missing the q and w functions from premiere and here they are
I really like the stacked timeline idea. Up until recently my motorcycle travel videos have not be that complex. However, recently I have been using multiple time lines for editing drone footage and some effects before bringing that into my main timeline. This will make incorporating that footage into my main timeline much easier. Thanks form Ontario Canada 👍🇨🇦
I was almost going to stop using resolve due to the torture that is having to swap between razor and pointer (A & B) slowing everything down and being less than 100% accurate thank you so much for making this video showing the one thing I desperately needed to keep going with this program. The cut to start and end was just a bonus. I’m legit keen on getting back to work. 🎉
This is incredibly helpful! Thank you for the tips
This is so good! I've been trying to think of ways to speed up my workflow, and you delivered multiple tips in a concise and professional video. I appreciate that!
I would keep making videos on Resolve brother. This video is crushing the algorithm because it’s quick, to the point and you are easy to listen to and learn from. Regardless, you will be monetized in no time and likely off this video alone seeing as it’s done 22k view in 9 days💪💯🙏🔥This video really helped me a lot! Thank you brother 🙏 Liked & Subbed!
Great tips - I haven't seen anyone else explain the multi-timeline workflow before so that was pretty interesting. Those edit bindings are a nice super-set of what I have so much appreciated! You have a new subscriber 😀
Very glad I could help. Thank you for the kind words as well!
The first of these is great and hugely clarifies the meaning and use of multiple timelines for me (come over from the much simpler LumaFusion). I'll be watching the second one a few more times to make sure I don't make a mess of everything! Many thanks. Subscribed
Wow… thank you so much for these tips! And in a clear, concise delivery too! 👌
great tips! I think you could go even faster using the cut page. it does ripple cuts automagically and also lets you drop snips of clips right down where your playhead is. im sure you have messed with it but you can essentially move back and forth from edit to cut page and provably increase your output time a lot. im a novice at davinci but ive seen myself speed things up with the cut page
Yeah, the first tip could be just summarized in "Go to the cut page" because everything is purposely made for that
@@HamedEmine Exactly my thoughts too. So many people neglect the Cut Page, it's great for assembling a rough edit. 2nd tip is definitely a time saver though.
The stacked timelines was gold!
For weddings edits I create multiple timelines but never knew you could stack timelines so I can reuse color graded clips!
Awesome man 🙌
Really glad you found it useful! 😊
If you have different local or remote "Grade Versions" that you made, they also work between timelines in case you need to apply a grade to new clips.
Great tips!! I'm fairly new to editing and I've been doing all my editing in one timeline, stacking the footage similar to how you've broken yours into multiple timelines, but that gets so messy and confusing sometimes! Can't wait to try your tips!
That stacked timeline tip will really come in handy for me. Thank you for the editing tips!
It's always very interesting to see how different people edit. You can learn a lot from different editing workflows and work out your own style of doing things efficiently
Exactly, it's one of the best ways of learning anything in the creative space!
I'm aware of the second one and I have mine set to "QWE" (while also switching between selection and trim modes "A & T")... and thanx for that stacked timelines tip, it's very nice.. I'm used to copying and pasting between tabs, but will definitely incorporate this trick.. thanx :)
Hey, no worries man! Super happy you found at least part of this vid helpful 😊
Thank you for this video!
Fast, clean, wonderful example of workflow 💯
Sir, thank you for bringing amazing value!
Index
Use stacked timelines - 0:44
Split Clip & Ripple Delete Key Bindings - 2:33
Start/End to Playhead Key Bindings - 3:49
Using the source tape feature in the cut page is similar to putting all of your clips on the timeline. You can view everything quickly and tag you in and out points and drop it into your timeline for your selects. Might save one step.
Yep, was coming here to say the same thing. Cut Page is often misused to be a lite version of editor, but really what it's main function is to do exactly tip 1.
But when you tag in and out points you won't be able to use this hidden footage in the edit page. It really depends on what you are editing.
Excellent help! Thank you for your generous kindness. I will look at other videos of yours.
Great advice thanks man. Well organized
Be very careful with ripple deletes though. If you have effects and stuff layered, or you have a backing track you don’t want to cut, the ripple delete shifts EVERYTHING and will offset those things. Also, I’ve had several times where I’ll load a project I manually saved before closing, and it will have lost some of my progress. It’s only happened 2 times but it is frustrating
maybe compound clips could help. didn't try it yet
I agree but this is probably only for cutting, which should precede adding effects and other layers. Once you have the timeline you want, you can turn off ripple delete.
That's one thing that frustrated me when switching. But now i'm very happy with the ripple delete.
@@konsti8463 compound clips are amazing!
u can lock tracks too. but really all cuts should largely be made pre effects.
Great stuff George! I love the stacked timeline tip.
Really excellent workflow improvements; thanks for sharing these! What a difference this will make for me!
Brilliant! Just what I was looking for to replace Q+W ! Thank you!
Expecting more videos like this(about editing tips for time-saving)thank you
Thanks for sharing! Straight to the point and no excess talking 👏🏼
Short and sweet. Love it.
Thanks for the tips man!
Just moving over to Resolve. This is fantastic workflow. THANKS.
Truly helpful! And really spot on as this is what I'm expected when clicking into this video!
Thanks for this, George! I watched this a while back and learned about the 1 2 3 and 4 shortcuts as well as stacked timelines, but I just revisited this and added the stuff about organizing timelines and going through footage to my "arsenal." Much appreciated!
Super nice to see someone who had (what seems like) an exact same workflow in premiere as me. Great advice, gave me the most important advice I was looking for, thank you!
Nice work, George! Thank you for sharing!
Great tips sir. Subbed. Thank you!
The stacked timeline tip is absolute gold! Thank you so much. Kicking myself that I never knew this for so long :)
Genius! This will help so much working on my future client projects. Thanks so much!
Thanks for the tricks, especially 1 to 4! This helps a lot.
The shortcut keys are gold, I was using another set for these, but it required two hands. Now I can have one hand on the mouse and the other doing the cuts, super fast!
Great improvement ..Saves a lot of time.Thank you very much George!!!
thank you very much!!! So fabulous tips :)
Thank you George! Such a great workflow! I really appreciate you taking the time to share this. Stacked timelines--- mind blown!
you just taught me alot in 5 minutes, liked and subscribed. thanks, byrd
the first tip is extremely useful! thank you!
I used these tips and I am amazed!. Thank you for these tips.
Beautiful work!
Dude, this info is GOLD! Thank you so much for sharing, gonna save me so much time!
Nice work, mate... very clear & helpful content with professional finishing. Keep it up!
I have been looking for a way to copy between 2 timelines quick. This is a life saver thanks!
This was SO HELPFUL, THANK YOU!!!
Bro ! Those tips are fire ! Thank you so much 👑
Man, this is some excellent advice. Kudos to you for sharing this!
Awesome tips!!!! Gonna use it for sure!!
I liked the timeline stacking thing. Thanks for that
These are some of the best tips I've found yet. Thanks! Gamechanger.
Thankyou George. Outstanding work .
I love it. The timeline idea is super new to me and I hope to get value after I try it. Addresses my pain problem of failing to see all footage in a nice way.
This was really helpful thank you for sharing
Really helpful! thank you! 👍
Man, this is so helpful. Thanks a lot!
Just learning how to edit in Resolve and these tips have been so incredibly helpful! Thanks so much for sharing. Excited to see more!
I love these tips man!! Thank you for making this video 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Wow... first tip is awesome. I've been slowly trying to get a multiple timeline workflow going. This is for sure going to be implemented.
This is so much easier than using the modifiers and the [ keys, and it's faster than my previous Final Cut Pro method of switching between the blade and the ripple tool. Your combo of 1 and 2 keys alone is going to save me huge time (I do forward cuts much more often than backwards ones). Thanks much .
George thanks so much for the tutorial, I really found the timeline split a huge game changer! Also great tips on the ripple delete! Subbed!
Stacked timelines. Great way to organize clips. Thanks for this valuable tip!
You have literally changed my life with the 1st tip . 2nd one will help those like me because i already have the speed editor and that tip is pretty much what the cut page is for. Thanks man
Once I make it to your level I will revisit this vid. That was very good and smart.
Brilliant new channel discovery .. thanks for those great WF tips
Thank you so much! This is really helpful!
Thanks for those tips!
stacking timelines just blew my mind. I didnt know that. Would have helped a ton when editing a recent short film where I did the seperate timeline method
The first one is exactly the way I edit but I never thought about the second tip! Life changing, thanks!
Thanks!!! I am currently moving from FCP to Davinci and I'm in an awkward spot where the color I get from Davinci is so much better but my editing skills are so much worse!! This is going to help. Thanks!!
VERY practical tip!....love the pacing of your video. thank you George!
Thank you George, I have never seen the timeline stacking method before. This is a really fast way to get through an edit. I appreciate you taking the time to share them, I will re adding this technique to my work flow.
Thank you so much for the stacking timeline tip, it really helps :)
keep up the good work bro !
Superb video and tip, thank you for posting!!
these are really useful!!! thank you so much for these. I really appreciate them.
These simple tricks indeed saved me a lot of time. Thanks maaan, got subscribed
I do that a lot with the blade tool and it's tedious. Looking forward to trying your tips. Thank you!
super useful my friend. will be adding this to my workflow.