I've watched almost all your tutorials on DaVinci. Wanted to thank you -- profusely -- for the free education, your crystal clear presentations, flawless explanations, and for the time and trouble of making these videos. Seriously, Darren.... many thanks.
I just came across this (thank you TH-cam algorithms for paying attention) and this is worth subscribing to. And you’re clearly a pro because this well produced video is inspiring to see.
Daaaaaamn, This is aowsome, it really reminds me with the simplicity and the power of CUBASE over PROTOOLS that forced me to switch from PROTOOLS to CUBASE in 2008. Now in 2023 I'm switching from Adobe Premier to Davinci Resolve due to the same reason, so i would thanks the developers for developing this software as well as you man for these tutorials. Keep it up and i wish you all the best.🤲
I changed my “append to end” shortcut key to P So now in the cut page I just whizz through my clips using the keys I O P which are all next to each other making it even quicker to get to a rough edit 👍🏼🤩
Brilliant tutorial! Thanks for this. Most of the other intros are just showing off how cool the Speed Editor product is when pulling selects, whereas this explains the fundamental behaviors of the Cut Page timeline so that you can actually build out an assembly lighting fast.
The "Close Up" button is great! However, there seems to be some 'subtlety' if the footage doesn't match the project/timeline. For example, I'm editing 4096x2160 source in a 1280x720 timeline and the zoom in doesn't seem to happen. I think it has to do with the Scaling option you've chosen in the Project Settings (or on the clip), i.e., Fit vs Center no crop. This beta-2 so maybe it's a bug. Certainly not 'magic' at this stage. If you're working on the extended tutorial, something to watch out for.
Hi Edward. It is using the Neural Engine to intelligently place the face at good position. if the face is too close to start with then it wont do a close up. Hope that helps.
Darren you're the greatest! Very helpful and your calm voice (and not fancy 'influencer'' shouting) and all the knowledge you share.. Thanks for that!!
I just realized that the cut page very much resembles the magnetic timeline in Final Cut X the Final Cut X magnetic timeline is indeed very fast in basic story telling but for me it's not confturble for fine editing So DaVinci actually uses best of both worlds.
I use both software. in FCPX turn off the magnetic timeline and you can get as detailed as you want. there are also a lot of really helpful shortcuts in FCP. look up some tutorials and you'll see what I mean. you can edit VERY fast if you fully understand the ins and outs of FCP. especially using a trackpad
Thank you so much. Welcome to the channel and enjoy the rest of them. Subscribe to my free email list too. Details in the decsriptions. All the best, Darren.
Having trouble using the CUT Page - watch this episode! Watch the entire series of Killer Tips for Davinci Resolve here th-cam.com/play/PL6VNHhfsVYJZKcEUfGAyz6OGPDKM0rf4t.html Also note at 18.26 - The 'Edit page' has its own ripple overwrite - this was purely to demonstrate a lot of 'edits' are quicker in the Cut page most of the time. And typo at 16.40 'Lesson' should be 'Lessen'.
I hope you can fit a quick answer in. After watching miles of tutorials I am struggling to get the basics of cut and drag function on my timeline. How to cut both video and audio in one stroke, and how to create dissolve transitions which dissolve both video and audio in the transition. My question is how is my setup incorrect since video and audio do not cut, ripple and transition as one?
I have invested 25:55 minutes of my live in this video... and I now know for sure that I will save TONS of hours thanks to you ! Thank you very much for all this awesome killer tips !
21:34 - The button is called, "Close Up", not, "Place On Top." I just spend 3 days looking for this, remembering I had seen it in a video. Best tool ever!
Very Underrated!! This is super useful for me as I haven't been using the cut page so much and always edited everything in the old way, which took a ton of my time. I am going to watch your videos 3 times more. Amazing!! Thanks
I am so glad I found your videos. I have just started getting into video from a long career as a stills photographer and am enjoying using my cameras for video. There is so much to learn and I am sure your excellent videos are going to reduce the learning curve. A very big thank you as my OAP budget doesn't stretch to paid courses.
I think this is still the best video I've seen on using the cut page. I've been referring to this video ever since you made it 2 years ago. Thanks for sharing.
I started going through the speed editor video until you mentioned this one on the cut page. Great video , now I'll move to the speed editor and try and break my old habits from working on the edit page
I agree with the commenters.. I'm just starting in Davinci, and whether I was starting out or much further along, this will become one of my most-viewed channels for learning and advancing in Davinci Resolve.. and why? .. because the attention to EACH STEP Mostyn puts in his videos. so valuable in the learning process and not just the highlights. Thank you.
Thank you Dirk. I put a lot of effort into these and so I'm pleased it is noticed. You might want to join my email list for announcements in the future. Its not spammy and I might give some free things away too. eepurl.com/hob0oH
@@timvommeer9660 I don't use FCP X but hear its similar. I think the cut page is so useful for assembly then into edit page to fine tune, not sure how FCP X deals with that - Resolve gives you 2 editors essentially. Thanks for your thoughts.
@@DarrenMostyn FCPX only has one kind of editing, it's called the magnetic timeline. I think DR was inspired by that. I'm new to DR and so far I just LOVE it! I think it will be my new editor of choice! I'm diggin' the several pages, the fusion workflow is inspiring and the color tools...wow! It's just an overall sweet package! For pure speed though: FCPX is unbeaten^^ It's just so well optimized.
This is literally what I was searching for, which happens rarely these days, AND all my questions were answered! Gonna check the newer videos for any updates. As for requests, would love to see a "beginner workflow tutorial", which takes you through the actual workflow in Resolve, so you can see exactly how to use the program as designed for editing. This would be an excellent way to help those who want to transition, and are used to doing things a certain way, but now they can see how to use those same tools in Resolve.
Wow, what a great tutorial. This completely changes how I look at the cut page and how I will be using Resolve. I am still struggling with it though. Strange things do happen from time to time but that might also have to do with me combining 25, 29.97 and 50 fps footage from different cameras all into one 24 fps project. I guess that's what happens when you quickly grab a few cameras and start filming without taking the time to prepare things properly
Jo I have to say this: This ist the best toturial channel I've ever come across. Every video I click on I'm like... I have seen thousands of videos on this what can be new? The thing is while I think that, I know that I`ve seen what for example the CUT-Page can do but have no idea WHY to use it. Same with all other videos. These don't just give amazing tips I've never seen bevor they also make me confident, that I'm using the tools the right way! Thats so valuble. THANK YOU!
Thank you Adrian. This is the purpose of this channel. Anyone can show you what the tools do, but WHY and WHEN you use them is important. Glad to hear it has given you extra confidence using DaVinci Resolve. Appreciate you commenting too. You might also like to join my exclusive mailing list for occasional FREE stuff and goodness eepurl.com/hob0oH Thank you...spread the word...share the videos. All the best, darren
So... I recently got Davinci and have been watching a lot of editing how to videos... your video actually is making me excited to start my edit process! Thank you so much for putting this out! It is so helpful! Can't wait to watch your other videos!
Thank You very much. So many Resolve vloggers just bypass the cut page. You have actually showed us that there is a reason for this page. As I learn to Edit on Resolve I realize that editing should start in the cut page. There had to be a reason why Black Magic included this. I am definitely want to see your advanced tutorial on the cut page
I think because I use the software in anger, on very demanding REAL jobs I totally get the speed that the cut page delivers. It is a great feature for first assembly but then Im into edit page.
We need this video updated with the Speed Editor!!! :) Finally I understand the cut page. Nothing better then a professional talking to professionals!!!
Some people have suggested ignoring the Cut Page. I'm glad that I didn't listen to them. I use it more than the Edit Page. But I learned a lot from your video. Superb.
I am compelled to echo all the positive comments below - just to save time. This is the absolute best approach and detailed, concise explanation I have ever seen. SO clean and easy! Please keep up your excellent work. As the others also ask, I think you should be the premiere tutor for Resolve. (No pun there!).
Holy cow! Great information. And with 18.5, they've added additional features. I'm going to have to watch this again and set up some clips of my own to follow along with.
Been back to this again as didn't grasp it all first time. Will no doubt need to come back yet again. Thanks for this and all your other tutorials. They're really helpful.
So good. Your first beginner episode and it's almost perfect. You said I and O are for in and out but missed a 5-second clarification of what they actually do. For an experienced professional this is an achievement to be sure. I'd say you had this reviewed by a complete noob but if you didn't it's a sign of a natural teaching gift. Thank you.
Thank you for the Cut Page Overview. Lots to do there, and I'm basically a cuts only show with some inserts, I'll concentrate on the Cut Page for most of my work. Keyboard shortcuts really help understand the basic needs to get working faster and better. I'll really be concentrating on learning the icons and getting them committed to memory.
You are welcome Peter - consider joining my Exclusive email list for free download of my node tree featured in my Slog3 episode, my sky replacement items and other free items coming in the future bit.ly/2RrjvpN
Excellent tutorial, after year of using resolve free version and following you, now when my speed editor is in transit along with my studio version I can finally get every bit of what you just described, years of experience in half an hour, and it's only the tip of the icebrg, kudos to you and wish you loads of success and happiness. 🎉❤
Really Good walk through, Darren. I like the pace and the quality of the information presented. I'm coming from Kdenlive and just learning Resolve, so I find this type of information a tremendous help. Thanks for putting this together!
I'm about to make my maiden voyage with Resolve, and you've told me pretty much everything I need to know to get started. Props to you, good sir, for your clear and well-paced walkthrough. I've found my go-to guy for all things DaVinci, methinks. Love from up north in Yorkshire! x
Brilliant, thanks Darren. How had I not discovered 'place on top' before? Super valuable, that's going to save a ton of time. I've come to love the cut page since its introduction, and feel I'm going to be loving it a whole lot more now, with all that you've explained. Thanks a mill.
This is brilliant videos. Every other tutorial kept directing people to use the edit page more than the cut page from my experiences in iMovie this section is far better.
What a fantastic presentation! Clear, lots of valuable insights for beginners and just the right tempo. Love it! Actually began working with Resolve last week but the learning curve CAN be quite fast - also thanks to you. Well, I am well aware that it's a masterfully complex suite - but I'll keep the enthusiasm. Keep up the great work!
watched this one more time and now I have started to use the cut page thanks to this eminent tutorial, so much time that I have wasted before, Thank you
Fantastic tutorial, thanks. I wish I had have looked into the cut page a year ago. I've been editing self filmed employees' videos describing their job for over a year and this will make it much quicker. Jumps cuts and lack of b-roll have been my problem and it has been so fiddly in the edit page. Thanks again.
Oh my days!! I use the Cut page to start my edit but I did not know all these wonderful tools shortcuts!! Hands down Darren you’re the best at explaining how to get the full use of DaVinci Resolve! Thank you thank you thank you!!
This is a fantastic tutorial, well done. I mostly use Adobe for video but I'm slowly moving over to Davinci Resolve. I find the cut tab quite bewildering and disorientating, but I'm getting used to it.
Very well done, Darren. No wasted intro minutes getting to the tutorial. No BS'ing around like many other tutorial makers on TH-cam. Thank you for respecting our time and intelligence.
Andy - exactly why i started this channel - respecting your time and intelligence! could use that as a slogan! Got so frustrated, I started my own channel (after doing an an app to make it EVEN easier for 4 years)! All the best, Darren. The app is dead now BTW.
the rightclick on the playhead to select all after or before clips was a feature i was searching for a while and the closeup got a new perspective too! thanks!
Highly recommended channel for Davinci Resolve beginners !! The marked chapters are icing on the cake, one can watch exactly what they need from a long video which I have been doing over & over again past weeks till I get it exactly. Thanks Darren for the detailed tutorial you have created in series.
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Just new with Davinci and the Speed Editor .. Great Videos ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Welcome aboard!
I've watched almost all your tutorials on DaVinci. Wanted to thank you -- profusely -- for the free education, your crystal clear presentations, flawless explanations, and for the time and trouble of making these videos. Seriously, Darren.... many thanks.
This is going to quickly become the most followed channel by Resolve users.
Very well produced and informative.
Great job!
Hope so! Thanks Francesco. Have a good weekend.
Couldn't agree more! just found him and im blown away!
@@timmi_cpv Appreciated!! Working hard.
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I just came across this (thank you TH-cam algorithms for paying attention) and this is worth subscribing to. And you’re clearly a pro because this well produced video is inspiring to see.
Litterall the best tutorial on the cut page. OMG!
Daaaaaamn, This is aowsome, it really reminds me with the simplicity and the power of CUBASE over PROTOOLS that forced me to switch from PROTOOLS to CUBASE in 2008.
Now in 2023 I'm switching from Adobe Premier to Davinci Resolve due to the same reason, so i would thanks the developers for developing this software as well as you man for these tutorials.
Keep it up and i wish you all the best.🤲
This was hands down the most useful video on any software ever! The time saved with this is immense, than you so much for these videos.
Thank you Paul. I put a lot of work into these so good to see it is appreciated.
Hi Phil - you might want to join my exclusive EMAIL list for free items and future goodness eepurl.com/hob0oH (non-spammy guaranteed).
Could say that about any of Darren's videos. They are absolutely brilliant.
I changed my “append to end” shortcut key to P
So now in the cut page I just whizz through my clips using the keys I O P which are all next to each other making it even quicker to get to a rough edit 👍🏼🤩
I almost didn't want to watch this tutorial... wow, that would have been a mistake! Awesome walkthrough, excellent examples! Thank you!
Glad it helped Robert!! Thanks for commenting!!
This video was the single, most impactful knowledge upgrade to turbocharge my editing. Ever…. 😮 Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Great to hear! Thank you for letting me know. Appreciated
Brilliant tutorial! Thanks for this. Most of the other intros are just showing off how cool the Speed Editor product is when pulling selects, whereas this explains the fundamental behaviors of the Cut Page timeline so that you can actually build out an assembly lighting fast.
Diving into DaVinci and your thoughtful and easy-to-understand videos are a big help, great work Darren, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! I'm blown away by the amount of knowledge I've gleaned in a matter of a couple hours from watching a few of your tutorials. Thanks so much!
Great to hear! Thanks Keith. Plenty more coming so hit that notification bell! Have a great weekend, Darren.
Darren, you've been the single biggest factor in getting me to a polished level of understanding with Resolve. I can't thank you enough.
This was great. Really helped me to see the utility of the Cut page, which up to now has seemed a bit superfluous.
Thank you, this is best cut page tutorial I've seen. Absolutely invaluable for my work flow.
The "Close Up" button is great! However, there seems to be some 'subtlety' if the footage doesn't match the project/timeline. For example, I'm editing 4096x2160 source in a 1280x720 timeline and the zoom in doesn't seem to happen. I think it has to do with the Scaling option you've chosen in the Project Settings (or on the clip), i.e., Fit vs Center no crop. This beta-2 so maybe it's a bug. Certainly not 'magic' at this stage. If you're working on the extended tutorial, something to watch out for.
Hi Edward. It is using the Neural Engine to intelligently place the face at good position. if the face is too close to start with then it wont do a close up. Hope that helps.
Darren you're the greatest! Very helpful and your calm voice (and not fancy 'influencer'' shouting) and all the knowledge you share.. Thanks for that!!
Thank you for the kind words. Trying my best! Appreciated feedback, thank you so much.
I just realized that the cut page very much resembles the magnetic timeline in Final Cut X
the Final Cut X magnetic timeline is indeed very fast in basic story telling but for me it's not confturble for fine editing
So DaVinci actually uses best of both worlds.
I use both software. in FCPX turn off the magnetic timeline and you can get as detailed as you want. there are also a lot of really helpful shortcuts in FCP. look up some tutorials and you'll see what I mean. you can edit VERY fast if you fully understand the ins and outs of FCP. especially using a trackpad
I think this is the most useful Resolve tutorial I've seen to date.
Very pleased to hear that. Thank you so much.
The cut page especially the philosophy behind the primary storyline and secondary storylines seems to have heavily inspired by Final Cut Pro X.
that's a good thing :D
And in this case, you get the best of both worlds!
Thank you, Darren. Excellent - as always.
It's hard to believe many people simply ignore the Cut Page!
how foolish I have been to ignore the cut page and all it's magesty
The single BEST tutorial I have seen on Da Vinci. Have to see all of your now.
Thank you so much. Welcome to the channel and enjoy the rest of them. Subscribe to my free email list too. Details in the decsriptions. All the best, Darren.
Having trouble using the CUT Page - watch this episode!
Watch the entire series of Killer Tips for Davinci Resolve here th-cam.com/play/PL6VNHhfsVYJZKcEUfGAyz6OGPDKM0rf4t.html
Also note at 18.26 - The 'Edit page' has its own ripple overwrite - this was purely to demonstrate a lot of 'edits' are quicker in the Cut page most of the time. And typo at 16.40 'Lesson' should be 'Lessen'.
Thanks to you my videos are way better ! 😍
"Lesson" spotted 😂 I can see that you like getting things right!
@@davidthompson3136 That typo has been spotted by 2 now!
@@DarrenMostyn Not sure now who should feel more guilty ...... 😉 . Looking forward to more da Vinci advisories! Cheers 👍😎
I hope you can fit a quick answer in. After watching miles of tutorials I am struggling to get the basics of cut and drag function on my timeline. How to cut both video and audio in one stroke, and how to create dissolve transitions which dissolve both video and audio in the transition. My question is how is my setup incorrect since video and audio do not cut, ripple and transition as one?
for swapping right use shortcut key ctrl+shift+, and for left ctrl+shift+.
Wow, it's so nice to have somebody who speaks slowly and clearly. Excellent work Darren, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have invested 25:55 minutes of my live in this video... and I now know for sure that I will save TONS of hours thanks to you ! Thank you very much for all this awesome killer tips !
you are very welcome Romain.
21:34 - The button is called, "Close Up", not, "Place On Top." I just spend 3 days looking for this, remembering I had seen it in a video. Best tool ever!
Very Underrated!!
This is super useful for me as I haven't been using the cut page so much and always edited everything in the old way, which took a ton of my time.
I am going to watch your videos 3 times more.
Amazing!! Thanks
Brilliant, the best 25 minutes I've spent today.
Love that comment! Thank you.
I am so glad I found your videos. I have just started getting into video from a long career as a stills photographer and am enjoying using my cameras for video. There is so much to learn and I am sure your excellent videos are going to reduce the learning curve. A very big thank you as my OAP budget doesn't stretch to paid courses.
I shoud have watched this 2 weeks ago. could have saved tones of time. thank u Darren. from Seoul. Korea
As always, got so much more out of this watching it for the 2nd/3rd time. Cheers!
I think this is still the best video I've seen on using the cut page. I've been referring to this video ever since you made it 2 years ago. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, I’ve been browsing through the 4000 page manual😵💫, and seeing you actually DO what I’ve read REALLY helps.
Great to hear Charles, thank you
That was brilliant. @21:03 place-on-top feature is a game-changer for me. Thank you!
I started going through the speed editor video until you mentioned this one on the cut page. Great video , now I'll move to the speed editor and try and break my old habits from working on the edit page
Slogging my way through learning DR, this video is great.
I agree with the commenters.. I'm just starting in Davinci, and whether I was starting out or much further along, this will become one of my most-viewed channels for learning and advancing in Davinci Resolve.. and why? .. because the attention to EACH STEP Mostyn puts in his videos. so valuable in the learning process and not just the highlights. Thank you.
Thank you Dirk. I put a lot of effort into these and so I'm pleased it is noticed. You might want to join my email list for announcements in the future. Its not spammy and I might give some free things away too. eepurl.com/hob0oH
this is the first time that I have an understanding on how to use the CUT page.... great lesson !!
Glad you liked it!!
The cut page is essentially a very simple final cut pro x :)
@@timvommeer9660 I don't use FCP X but hear its similar. I think the cut page is so useful for assembly then into edit page to fine tune, not sure how FCP X deals with that - Resolve gives you 2 editors essentially. Thanks for your thoughts.
@@DarrenMostyn FCPX only has one kind of editing, it's called the magnetic timeline. I think DR was inspired by that. I'm new to DR and so far I just LOVE it! I think it will be my new editor of choice! I'm diggin' the several pages, the fusion workflow is inspiring and the color tools...wow! It's just an overall sweet package! For pure speed though: FCPX is unbeaten^^ It's just so well optimized.
Since I started with Davinci I did not make sense of the cut page and passed by but now, with this tutorial, I will start to use it. Thank you.
Good to hear! Stick with it. All the best, Darren.
Just switched from Adobe "Dumpster Fire" Premiere to Resolve and this video actually got me stoked to use it. It's so much more intuitive!
Stick with it - you won't regret it. Good Luck.
After watching I had to come back to thank you for this tutorial. My last edit was so fast I literally didn't know what to do with my afternoon!
This is literally what I was searching for, which happens rarely these days, AND all my questions were answered!
Gonna check the newer videos for any updates. As for requests, would love to see a "beginner workflow tutorial", which takes you through the actual workflow in Resolve, so you can see exactly how to use the program as designed for editing.
This would be an excellent way to help those who want to transition, and are used to doing things a certain way, but now they can see how to use those same tools in Resolve.
I learned more about DR in this one video than all the videos I've seen before put together. And believe me, I've seen a lot of them!
Thank you - means a lot - I try hard. All the best, Darren
I've only been using Resolve for a week, and this channel is brilliantly made, thanks!
Glad its working for you mark. Check out the link in the description for my free stuff on my email link.
Wow, what a great tutorial. This completely changes how I look at the cut page and how I will be using Resolve. I am still struggling with it though. Strange things do happen from time to time but that might also have to do with me combining 25, 29.97 and 50 fps footage from different cameras all into one 24 fps project. I guess that's what happens when you quickly grab a few cameras and start filming without taking the time to prepare things properly
Jo I have to say this: This ist the best toturial channel I've ever come across. Every video I click on I'm like... I have seen thousands of videos on this what can be new? The thing is while I think that, I know that I`ve seen what for example the CUT-Page can do but have no idea WHY to use it. Same with all other videos. These don't just give amazing tips I've never seen bevor they also make me confident, that I'm using the tools the right way! Thats so valuble. THANK YOU!
Thank you Adrian. This is the purpose of this channel. Anyone can show you what the tools do, but WHY and WHEN you use them is important. Glad to hear it has given you extra confidence using DaVinci Resolve. Appreciate you commenting too. You might also like to join my exclusive mailing list for occasional FREE stuff and goodness eepurl.com/hob0oH Thank you...spread the word...share the videos. All the best, darren
the most useful resolve tut I've encountered.
Appreciated.
Amazing! Very clever tutorial, no stone left unturned!
So... I recently got Davinci and have been watching a lot of editing how to videos... your video actually is making me excited to start my edit process! Thank you so much for putting this out! It is so helpful! Can't wait to watch your other videos!
Glad I could help!
thats just what i was looking for! ..cutting the portion at the beginning. so fundamental :)
Thank You very much. So many Resolve vloggers just bypass the cut page. You have actually showed us that there is a reason for this page. As I learn to Edit on Resolve I realize that editing should start in the cut page. There had to be a reason why Black Magic included this. I am definitely want to see your advanced tutorial on the cut page
I think because I use the software in anger, on very demanding REAL jobs I totally get the speed that the cut page delivers. It is a great feature for first assembly but then Im into edit page.
We need this video updated with the Speed Editor!!! :) Finally I understand the cut page. Nothing better then a professional talking to professionals!!!
Thank you Nelson.
Some people have suggested ignoring the Cut Page. I'm glad that I didn't listen to them. I use it more than the Edit Page. But I learned a lot from your video. Superb.
Thanks Ian.
Good Sir, This is the most clear and concise instructional video for resolve I’ve seen yet; THANK YOU.
Glad it helped, you are welcome Daryl.
I am compelled to echo all the positive comments below - just to save time. This is the absolute best approach and detailed, concise explanation I have ever seen. SO clean and easy!
Please keep up your excellent work. As the others also ask, I think you should be the premiere tutor for Resolve. (No pun there!).
Thank you Joseph. Very kind.
Holy cow! Great information. And with 18.5, they've added additional features. I'm going to have to watch this again and set up some clips of my own to follow along with.
Been back to this again as didn't grasp it all first time. Will no doubt need to come back yet again. Thanks for this and all your other tutorials. They're really helpful.
watch as many times as you need - its solid info! You can watch at 75% speed I think?
So good. Your first beginner episode and it's almost perfect. You said I and O are for in and out but missed a 5-second clarification of what they actually do. For an experienced professional this is an achievement to be sure. I'd say you had this reviewed by a complete noob but if you didn't it's a sign of a natural teaching gift. Thank you.
This is exactly what I was looking for - person who does film beyond TH-cam videos and can showcase real work experience. Thank you so much!
Trying my best.
Great!! First day editing in Resolve and I'm already cracking along!
Thank you for the Cut Page Overview. Lots to do there, and I'm basically a cuts only show with some inserts, I'll concentrate on the Cut Page for most of my work. Keyboard shortcuts really help understand the basic needs to get working faster and better. I'll really be concentrating on learning the icons and getting them committed to memory.
Amazing video and to the point, you CUT my video editing time by half! Thanks so much.
The best Cut page tutorial I have seen, thanks for sharing - love it!
Incredible tutorial! I have always been weary of the cut page, but I plan on trying all this for my next edit.
One of the best episodes and video tutorials; CUT page de-mystified and de-edited :-)
Thank you for sharing Darreb
You are welcome Peter - consider joining my Exclusive email list for free download of my node tree featured in my Slog3 episode, my sky replacement items and other free items coming in the future bit.ly/2RrjvpN
Thanks for mentioning SPACE for STOP/Play, because for no reason I had difficulty in figuring that out!!
Glad I could help!
The best tutorial on EDIT PAGE with everything important, an especially it is in detail! thank
Glad it worked for you. Appreciated.
Excellent tutorial, after year of using resolve free version and following you, now when my speed editor is in transit along with my studio version I can finally get every bit of what you just described, years of experience in half an hour, and it's only the tip of the icebrg, kudos to you and wish you loads of success and happiness. 🎉❤
Glad it helped! Thanks for letting me know - always apprecited! Darren
Really Good walk through, Darren. I like the pace and the quality of the information presented. I'm coming from Kdenlive and just learning Resolve, so I find this type of information a tremendous help. Thanks for putting this together!
Glad it was helpful!
I'm about to make my maiden voyage with Resolve, and you've told me pretty much everything I need to know to get started. Props to you, good sir, for your clear and well-paced walkthrough. I've found my go-to guy for all things DaVinci, methinks. Love from up north in Yorkshire! x
Wish you all the best on a learning curve you will not Regret! Im Manchester born and bred so am a Northerner too! I lived up North until I was 17.
@@DarrenMostyn Extra brownie points, lad!
Brilliant, thanks Darren. How had I not discovered 'place on top' before? Super valuable, that's going to save a ton of time.
I've come to love the cut page since its introduction, and feel I'm going to be loving it a whole lot more now, with all that you've explained. Thanks a mill.
Such a helpful and densely packed short video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This is brilliant videos.
Every other tutorial kept directing people to use the edit page more than the cut page from my experiences in iMovie this section is far better.
What a fantastic presentation! Clear, lots of valuable insights for beginners and just the right tempo. Love it! Actually began working with Resolve last week but the learning curve CAN be quite fast - also thanks to you. Well, I am well aware that it's a masterfully complex suite - but I'll keep the enthusiasm. Keep up the great work!
enjoy the journey - take it one step at a time! Its a beast!
Amazing. I wanted to use the cut page more because i loved the overall timeline view, and this makes it so clear. Source tape is a game changer too.
watched this one more time and now I have started to use the cut page thanks to this eminent tutorial, so much time that I have wasted before, Thank you
So pleased to hear my tutorial made that work...makes it worthwhile for me! All the best, Darren
Very good at showing detail items in using Resolve Cut Page.
Thanks John.
You are a great instructor, Darren. So appreciate your work to share your knowledge!
Brilliant! Thanks!
Best explanation of the cut page so far!
Very helpful and informative tips. I like the technique of handling the jump cuts. Thanks
Dang the cut page is incredible it does what I was so used to in final cut with the magnetic timeline, now I can finally permanently move to resolve.
You wont regret it
I love the shortcuts shown.
thanks
Fantastic tutorial, thanks. I wish I had have looked into the cut page a year ago. I've been editing self filmed employees' videos describing their job for over a year and this will make it much quicker. Jumps cuts and lack of b-roll have been my problem and it has been so fiddly in the edit page. Thanks again.
You're very welcome! Cut page is well overlooked in general and Im using it right now!
Amazing explanation. You are so good at this. I have to try that!
Oh my days!! I use the Cut page to start my edit but I did not know all these wonderful tools shortcuts!! Hands down Darren you’re the best at explaining how to get the full use of DaVinci Resolve! Thank you thank you thank you!!
You are so welcome! Thank you Michael
Thank you so much, I was making that mistake.
Glad I could help
This is a fantastic tutorial, well done. I mostly use Adobe for video but I'm slowly moving over to Davinci Resolve.
I find the cut tab quite bewildering and disorientating, but I'm getting used to it.
I can only repeat myself again and again: breathtakingly useful stuff! Thanks a lot, as always.
Thank you Will !
I'm late to the party but learned a lot from watching this tutorial. Thank you very much for making the video.
Such a great tutorial, step by step clear instructions, and you seem like a really nice guy thank you
I appreciate that!
Very well done, Darren. No wasted intro minutes getting to the tutorial. No BS'ing around like many other tutorial makers on TH-cam. Thank you for respecting our time and intelligence.
Andy - exactly why i started this channel - respecting your time and intelligence! could use that as a slogan! Got so frustrated, I started my own channel (after doing an an app to make it EVEN easier for 4 years)! All the best, Darren. The app is dead now BTW.
Best Cut Page video I've watched, thanks for doing this :)
the rightclick on the playhead to select all after or before clips was a feature i was searching for a while and the closeup got a new perspective too! thanks!
TBH I only found it recently too - it was by accident! Happy to share. All the best, Darren.
Close up is great tool. Often shown in tutorials as just a zoomed in view on an edit, but for my money - beating a jump cut is far more useful!
Thank you so much Darren, you are a life saver. keep up the good work 🤩 Good day to you 👊😇✌️
Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. Its so valuable. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Highly recommended channel for Davinci Resolve beginners !! The marked chapters are icing on the cake, one can watch exactly what they need from a long video which I have been doing over & over again past weeks till I get it exactly. Thanks Darren for the detailed tutorial you have created in series.
Thank you for outstanding tutorial!! Please, go on more!
Great job!
More to come! Thank you
Thank you Darren - I believed that the cut page is useless... until I found your video!! Fantastic explanation.
Glad it was helpful! It seems to be having a second life at the moment. Must be being suggested a lot by TH-cam?