amazing tut peej! only thing i think u forgot was to mention that for the elastic curves, set the edge behavior to reflect on the transform. i was tripping when my scenes had black bars and werent matching up
THIS is what type of tutorials we need, you truly did an amazing job with this tutorial. I love the straightforwardness and the pace you talk at aswell as everything else, just pure perfection. Great tutorial man, you deserve to hear that!
There are some incredible Resolve tutorial channels, but you are one of my top favorites. You teach exactly the types of effects and transitions that I want to learn how to do in Resolve. All of my previous projects were done in Vegas Pro which was extremely limited. I haven't completed any full projects in Resolve yet (currently using Intel integrated graphics which is s...o... s...l...o...w... but I'll be getting a good graphics card soon), but the little bit I have done and in my testing I've seen a huge step up in quality and it's channels like this that have made all the difference. Resolve has such a great community. I'm definitely glad I made the switch!
God damn. Professional video editor here, I've never in my life made an AMV and probably never will, but I still learned a bunch about the Resolve Fusion panel in this video! It's the one part of Resolve I've kinda left alone over the last few years, but you've inspired me to learn more about it. Great video!
Unfortunatelly I have to quit editing due to personal reasons, but I still like to watch your tuts Hopefully in the future I can edit again and try out all your new banger tuts coming soon
I just downloaded davinci resolve and your tutorials have made my first amv look really good, this transition specifically was the highlight of the whole amv
Dude awesome teaching in this video, I'm just getting into Davinci. I especially love the whole "When to use this slide" examples at the end it makes it really come together and showcase how these little edits can make something feel so much more natural and special! Great job!
I've been loving certain AMVs (made by people or this one nightcore channel called UNDERDOGS) and admiring the little details because I am quite a perfectionist and enthusiast. Finding you is a miracle, thank you. I finally found someone like me. You've respectfully earned my subscription.
I sincerely appreciate you teaching these. Even if i dont wind up using these for AMVs (although i might for my own music) I did not even know where to start on any of these types of transitions. I love how concise you were in showing all this!
Man this is really impressive. I don’t make amv’s or anything, but I realized that I still got a lot to learn with editing, cuz I low key am very lacking in my skills in that department.
I actually used this for a Valorant montage I'm making, and it worked really well. So it's useful outside of AMV's too! I might have to look at some of your other transitions now.
thank you this was so helpfull, you might already have a video on this, but how do you do it back and forth? (like left and then right with more then 2 clips)
I didn't know I'll learn something so good today. Wow didn't know fusion has that much cool stuff. I only work with the color tab. Great work Peej! New Subscriber here!
Hmm, I‘ve usually been using the standard video transitions in the edit page, because I was too lazy, but never really got the look I wanted. Guess I‘ll have to use the fusion page 😂
what if my da vinci dosent show 'defocus gamma' , i mean it displays ' defocus ' but not the one with 'gamma' in it ?, why is this ? what does it mean ?
Is there a reason you choose to do some of the effects manually in fusion as opposed to using the preset effects already present in Davinci? Some of the effects you're making are achieved easier with the methods you shown, but others might produce similar results if you were to just drag and drop from the effects tab, not to mention easier and faster. So I was just wondering if the main reason for going into fusion every time, is that it simply allows for more detailed and accurate tweaking?
yes, going into fusion allows me to control every parameter of an effect the way I would like contrary to using the preset edit page effects, for me most importantly I like to control the spline graphs of everything
o wow as a Beginer in Both Editing and in the Software you show me lots of new fun tools to play around with yay!. This is like Re-learning Blender Awesome!. i wonder if theres more Tutorials like this on youtube Hmmm... got any recommendations?
Compounding the clips allows you to contain the footage in its own timeline without actually shortening it and moving your cut point, I do this so when I make the footage go in slow motion (or "twixtoring" like in this video th-cam.com/video/0Jh2a-ntllA/w-d-xo.html ) I have a space to do that, if I were to do this process in the main timeline, things may move when I do not want them to move or clips may delete accidentally when using ripple delete
Great build-up. Is there a way to create a preset out of it or any way to comfortably reload this transition in a new project? When I unite them in a compound clip I cannot adjust the individual adjustment layers anymore.
thanx so much PeeJ..love you tutorials! whats your FPS usually? if for example you´re on 25 FPS, i would have to double the number of Frame-steps you take back or forth, if i´m on a 50 frames time line? and if i raise my FPS in the timeline higher than the original footage is, how bad is that?
How hard is it to make the slide completly seamless. Like no mirrored edges, the clips are side by side and just slide to the side together. I already know it'll look like a powerpoint transition and itll need blur and a godlike spline curve. But realistically how hard is it?
It would be a different process, since you would need to have both clips on the screen at the same time, it would need to be a stinger transition rather than what I'm doing on this current video, stingers: th-cam.com/video/CM7duZ_seE8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o0tG6x-YgUltMRy8
I'm not sure what I've done wrong , but basically im doing 5 slide transitions all next to each other. on 3 of them the transition was way too fast and im not sure what ive done wrong can someone help
amazing tut peej! only thing i think u forgot was to mention that for the elastic curves, set the edge behavior to reflect on the transform.
i was tripping when my scenes had black bars and werent matching up
ah yes thank you
Thanks, I hit that too and was very confused.
Awesome, thanks!
@@hareblix same
this is probably of the better advanced transition tutorials that I've seen - no nonsense and bunch of applicable examples. Thank you for that!
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that 2 frame directional blur technique was really good.
It’s very nice
THIS is what type of tutorials we need, you truly did an amazing job with this tutorial. I love the straightforwardness and the pace you talk at aswell as everything else, just pure perfection. Great tutorial man, you deserve to hear that!
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There are some incredible Resolve tutorial channels, but you are one of my top favorites. You teach exactly the types of effects and transitions that I want to learn how to do in Resolve. All of my previous projects were done in Vegas Pro which was extremely limited. I haven't completed any full projects in Resolve yet (currently using Intel integrated graphics which is s...o... s...l...o...w... but I'll be getting a good graphics card soon), but the little bit I have done and in my testing I've seen a huge step up in quality and it's channels like this that have made all the difference. Resolve has such a great community. I'm definitely glad I made the switch!
Yayy lez goo
it's true
He has exactly zero fluff in his videos. It's awesome.
Your voice is so satisfying to listen to. Tut was super helpful, ty.
Your voice is so satisfying to listen to. Tut was super helpful, ty.
@@NabNoobo lmaooo
Therapeutic 👌
@@Abdul-KadirLempo uh huh
God damn. Professional video editor here, I've never in my life made an AMV and probably never will, but I still learned a bunch about the Resolve Fusion panel in this video!
It's the one part of Resolve I've kinda left alone over the last few years, but you've inspired me to learn more about it.
Great video!
Glad I could help
i dont usually comment on stuff but i jsut started editing and your channel carrying me rn. Thanks!
Unfortunatelly I have to quit editing due to personal reasons, but I still like to watch your tuts
Hopefully in the future I can edit again and try out all your new banger tuts coming soon
Rip :(, lmk when you comeback
I just downloaded davinci resolve and your tutorials have made my first amv look really good, this transition specifically was the highlight of the whole amv
W
Perfect tutorial. I like the pace lots of info delivered quickly so i can just pause to keep up but know im getting value for every second i watch
Tbh these editing videos are so interesting to me I could literally just sit here for an hour watching these tutorials and still be amazed
This channel is saving me from self-imposed mental damage trying to figure this out myself.
Dude awesome teaching in this video, I'm just getting into Davinci. I especially love the whole "When to use this slide" examples at the end it makes it really come together and showcase how these little edits can make something feel so much more natural and special! Great job!
Best davinci channel, underrated af
Just to think how freaking awesome you are now, a couple years later. All I can hope for is to learn a inkling of what you know...
You are the actual MASTER in DaVinci resolve! Master!
I've been loving certain AMVs (made by people or this one nightcore channel called UNDERDOGS) and admiring the little details because I am quite a perfectionist and enthusiast.
Finding you is a miracle, thank you. I finally found someone like me. You've respectfully earned my subscription.
W
I am extremely impressed by this. Good work!
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thanks a lot friend, you talk a little bit fast, but because of that I can see more tutorials in less time xD
I sincerely appreciate you teaching these. Even if i dont wind up using these for AMVs (although i might for my own music) I did not even know where to start on any of these types of transitions. I love how concise you were in showing all this!
there's so many small tricks I learned from this vid and I love it
now I feel like getting DaVinci cause of this guy's AMAZING tutorials
Making a "simple" slide transition into art needs skill and creativity... that's not an educational video / tutorial, that's an inspirational video!
You will definitely become the top 1 who makes cracks
aw the memories back then, also you sound coked up and i love that
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As an after effects editor this is simply amazing man found this way entertaining then after effects
lez go
man, thank you not only teach, but also telling us when to use it.
Wtf videos so good are too underrated. Best tutorial I've seen ever.
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thanks alot bro. followed your steps and the edit came out perfect.
know your basics course is just what I needed. Taking it a day at a ti so I can fully grasp the core of soft.
OMG such a gem!!!! glad I found you PeeJ!
Your tutorials are 11/10, thanks so much for making them!
Man this is really impressive. I don’t make amv’s or anything, but I realized that I still got a lot to learn with editing, cuz I low key am very lacking in my skills in that department.
Bro just an Low pass filter built-in to his voice 🔥BTW this is an amazing tutorial!
I bet ur a beast at it now
This video will help me so much since im learning davinci resolve so i can switch from Capcut when i edit
THANK YOU for these tutorials, you're my hero
So many great little tricks in this. Keep up the amazing videos!
ty ty
literally got baited by Ichigo, and the first frame i see is zerotwo. I take it that you have a very good taste.
I actually used this for a Valorant montage I'm making, and it worked really well. So it's useful outside of AMV's too! I might have to look at some of your other transitions now.
you're channel has helped me learn a lot about editing thanks
Happy to hear that!
Loving the content! I'm learning a lot from your channel. Timestamped videos are always appreciated
damn, so much effort for such a short clip! damn i never knew how much work went into AMV vids!
Duuuuude, those transitions are so smooth!!!!
You deserve more subs!!
Yoooooo, why is he sooo good😳
love the explanation and examples, great channel!
That was NUTS !!!! Loved It also, we would love to see the Last Davinci Resolve Logo Animation which went into your Channel Name.
Can you talk about how you re use them ? How to save the Adjustment clips for later use?
I've been editing for about 2 years now but I've never used it on anime clips. This is pique interest right here might try it 👌
AMAGI WONDER PARK EDIT??? YO THAT WAS SO UNEXPECTED
i am an absolute noob in daVinci since i have always edited in premiere pro, but with your videos i think i might have to switch :)
yuh
Easy Sub. Great video. Can't believe it took me this long to find you.
thank you this was so helpfull, you might already have a video on this, but how do you do it back and forth? (like left and then right with more then 2 clips)
Installed, everything works, thanks!
I learned so much from this video. THANK YOU!!
this looks great
I didn't know I'll learn something so good today. Wow didn't know fusion has that much cool stuff. I only work with the color tab. Great work Peej! New Subscriber here!
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Is it possible to save all of those adjustment clips as one compound clip and use it for transitions?
What a good tutorial, thanks!
can it be put into one compound clip instead above instead of having to have 4 video layers above?
Yes, I just do it like this cause I have presets for it and it is easier to visualize each part
Daang, learned so much! Good pacing and very comprehensive tutorial
What key did you press at 1:53 to show frame guidelines? That would make my life so much easier! Thx in advance!
Click the viewer then hit CTRL G
I am struggling to use these with a longer clips, what should I do?
Is there a way to automate these so we dont have to manually do it everytime?
I watched this video and wow I really like it your explain everything perfectly and I can just understand everything keep up bro
Could you please advice how to get the full version and the evms!
Thank you! That was a great tutorial!
Is it possible to make this transition all in one preset to easily drag and drop it?
can you do this with the 3d camera?
This is really helpful thanks.
I don’t have the transform node without the xf when I press shift space for some reason
What version of Resolve are you using?
16
@@althephantomaki4478 Yeah, that new transform node was introduced in 17
I've been using resolve for a few months and watching this video made me feel like I was watching Bradley Cooper from Limitless
great show and movie
Hmm, I‘ve usually been using the standard video transitions in the edit page, because I was too lazy, but never really got the look I wanted. Guess I‘ll have to use the fusion page 😂
i love this video, thank you very very much!
have you do this one per one everytime ???
what if my da vinci dosent show 'defocus gamma' , i mean it displays ' defocus ' but not the one with 'gamma' in it ?, why is this ? what does it mean ?
when i use the elastic shake the video goes off the screen and it does not mirror how do i fix that?
UHHH YESSSSSSS even thought I still don't use this
that was nice explaination
I learned so much from you thanks a lot❤
Is there a reason you choose to do some of the effects manually in fusion as opposed to using the preset effects already present in Davinci? Some of the effects you're making are achieved easier with the methods you shown, but others might produce similar results if you were to just drag and drop from the effects tab, not to mention easier and faster. So I was just wondering if the main reason for going into fusion every time, is that it simply allows for more detailed and accurate tweaking?
yes, going into fusion allows me to control every parameter of an effect the way I would like contrary to using the preset edit page effects, for me most importantly I like to control the spline graphs of everything
super dope... thanks
You should definitely make preset transitions for this!
The new twix helps a lot with these effects
Fr fr
You have to do everything step by step and you will succeed. You must disconnect everything from PC protection. Thank you, Tutorials Buddy
Yesss thank you
o wow as a Beginer in Both Editing and in the Software you show me lots of new fun tools to play around with yay!.
This is like Re-learning Blender Awesome!. i wonder if theres more Tutorials like this on youtube Hmmm... got any recommendations?
I have one about my ideal "Zoom In" but it is kind of out dated, if you are looking for AMV based tutorials for DaVinci I have a playlist full of mine
nice
Hey, could you please explain a little more on why you compound the clips at the start?
Compounding the clips allows you to contain the footage in its own timeline without actually shortening it and moving your cut point, I do this so when I make the footage go in slow motion (or "twixtoring" like in this video th-cam.com/video/0Jh2a-ntllA/w-d-xo.html ) I have a space to do that, if I were to do this process in the main timeline, things may move when I do not want them to move or clips may delete accidentally when using ripple delete
using this technique from now on
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how do i put it on more than 2 clips? aka like 4 or 5
Great build-up. Is there a way to create a preset out of it or any way to comfortably reload this transition in a new project? When I unite them in a compound clip I cannot adjust the individual adjustment layers anymore.
If you do all of the effects in one or two adjustment clips then you can easily reuse it by dragging the saved adjustment clip from your power bin
that was a sick vid, thanks brotha
thanx so much PeeJ..love you tutorials! whats your FPS usually? if for example you´re on 25 FPS, i would have to double the number of Frame-steps you take back or forth, if i´m on a 50 frames time line? and if i raise my FPS in the timeline higher than the original footage is, how bad is that?
I use 24, I'm not sure about the second part of your question, a higher amount of frames will allow more warpy spots for your twix
can you please make a tutorial on how to animate manga panel in davinci? btw really good video
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@@cameronae +3 now
You guys are saying "+" stuff but not actually click "like" button at his/her comment
@@KangJangkrik that doesnt matter rlly
Your anime edits are pushing the editing medium forward!
How hard is it to make the slide completly seamless.
Like no mirrored edges, the clips are side by side and just slide to the side together.
I already know it'll look like a powerpoint transition and itll need blur and a godlike spline curve.
But realistically how hard is it?
It would be a different process, since you would need to have both clips on the screen at the same time, it would need to be a stinger transition rather than what I'm doing on this current video, stingers: th-cam.com/video/CM7duZ_seE8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o0tG6x-YgUltMRy8
I'm not sure what I've done wrong , but basically im doing 5 slide transitions all next to each other. on 3 of them the transition was way too fast and im not sure what ive done wrong can someone help
so this is where amv gods were made