You are the first person that I've watched that has given a clear explanation of why one would use parrallel nodes rather than serial ones. Thank you so much!
Thank you Keith. Im really pleased with this one and I worked hard to get this tuned how I wanted it - to appeal to all levels, so very much appreciated. Your continued support and kind words noted! All the best, Darren.
Thanks Jay. Worked SO hard on this one. I recorded/edited a whole days and binned it - this came out of that smart decision to bin original - start again! - original one felt same as others - wanted to get a bit deeper into and show how I use them too. Appreciated my friend! Not watched yours....might now :))
Truly Amazing. That's why I continuously look over different explanations of the same thing... what others lacks, some explains brilliantly. This video is gold. A masterclass. Yet so simple, others simply are not meant to be teachers. I'm also in a position to teach other stuff and I'M ALWAYS GOING IN THE SMALLEST TINY DETAILS AND ALWAYS EXPLAIN WHY. I'm so happy I've seen this first before wasting my time with other "tutorials". This is unfairly so underrated.
The difference between a good teacher and a great teacher. I'm new to Resolve and I was avoiding parallel nodes because it seemed confusing. Thanks for this exceptional explanation.
Thank you Felix. You may wish to 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
Darren man , you can explain things in such a way that once a mechanism is understood it's almost impossible to forget it! I'm actually standing at my desk coloring some fashion clips and in the meantime listening to you as a podcast !! Great, just great. THANKS A LOT FOR SHARING!
I feel like, now i have entered into a whole new world of DR after almost 2 yrs… Thanks for your time and patience to make such valuable information free to public..!!
You are welcome Shiju. You may wish to 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
I watched two of your videos and it tooks me 30 minutes. Now I graded again my footage that I was working on for two days and it tooks me 10 minutes to make my original grade looks like a joke. Thank you Darren, you are a legend.
I've been searching for the best colorgrading channel on YT since 2020 and stumbled upon your videos Now. By far the best channel ever. Easy to follow and phenomenal tutorials❤
Excellent lesson. Also I love the way you zoom in for close-ups of the interface, which makes it very easy to follow what you are doing even on a mobile device! Not only do you have expertise in your work, but have a great gift for explaining that work in an easy-to-understand manner, which is a great skill in itself. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much. You may wish to 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
This is the best tutorials I've ever seen about Resolve. The length is only 12 minutes but you covered it all, absolutely masterclass. Not even you answer the question about parallel node, you also gave a simple example with the grey solid, 11/10
Người ae VN cho mình hỏi với. Khi client đưa cho mình log footage và mình muốn CST thì cần hỏi họ như thế nào để biết được input gamma là gì nhỉ? (Mình ko học dùng camera nên ko biết thuật ngữ của dân quay phim là gì ấy).
@@billythecat mình sẽ hỏi lại họ set picture profile như thế nào bác nhé, nhưng ở VN mình thì phổ biến vẫn là S-Gamut3.Cine với S-Log3, nếu họ cũng không biết thì bác hỏi họ quay bằng máy gì rồi tự test lại thôi
So glad I found this channel. Concepts that I have been scouring the internet for explanations on and never quite been satisfied, you explain so perfectly that I can't believe I was ever confused. Thank you!
Finally! I’ve watched half a dozen tutorials on the difference between serial and parallel nodes and none of it ever made sense to me… I now finally understand it because of you. Great tutorial. But Darren- how come you don’t have a five minute rock ‘n’ roll introduction and then you have to spend three minutes explaining to us what you’re going to explain. LOL. I love it that you get right to the point… Other peoples tutorials are so bad compared to yours. But my favorite is when they have rock ‘n’ roll music playing in the background so loud that sometimes you can’t even understand what they’re saying. You are a breath of fresh air.
Thank Allen. Maybe the truth is I don't have time to make intros or add music (one more level of editing) - Im making the tutorials that I would want to watch if I was a viewer - every intro I ever watch adds nothing to the experience at all. Appreciate it, thanks Allen - I know you've been on my channel for a while now. Can you believe I started it 1 year NEXT MONDAY.
Appreciated Paul...this was my hardest episode to record....I was determined to explain like no other video had before. Took a few re-writes! Glad it is appreciated.
I appreciate that! Good to have you on board Alex. You may wish to 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
You are an awesome teacher. Very few can do this. Not overcomplicating things, yet explains everything that is needed. I hope you make a full course on Davinci resolve. I have spent a few hundred bucks already on some online courses. None of them were as helpful as your free TH-cam videos.
Thank you. You should certainly sign up to my email newsletter. Will be good for you in the future - its free. Link is in the description of all my videos - Thank you BTW! Appreciated.
I don't usually write comments but I have to say that this video really made me understand the use of parallel nodes. it's easy to say that they mix the nodes, but this made really clear when I should mix my nodes. I don't know if i made my point clear but you surely did🤣
Wow never before has the use of parallel nodes AND serial nodes been explained so in-depth. Thank you. Understand them so much better. Can’t wait to try this out in the morning. I have subscribed sir. Please continue to enlighten us.
Oh my god!!!! Really!! Did I watch this!!! My life is easy now!!! Thank you soo much. You are awesome!!!! 😇😇 You have put so much effort creating these episodes.. I’m truly moved!
Thank you. Yes I really out a lot into these. This one in particular was redone after recording once to make it better! Thank you Mithun. You may wish to 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
By far this is the best tutorial that I see here on TH-cam explaining parallel nodes, I´m feel very happy to be subscribed to this channel, thanks Darren
You may wish to 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
Ive just announced a paid course actually! I'll be doing a livestream with details on Monday. Sign up to waitlist for the course here. mailchi.mp/online-creative/join-waitlist
Thanks. In the meanwhile, might be worth you 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
Thank you Alex. Welcome to the channel. 1 year old tomorrow! You may wish to 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
Awesome : Great explanation. What a good person you are to share this explanation like this. I am photographer know everything about photoshop and lightroom . But this explanation about resolve and the way of thinking in how to correct moving image is really great. Thanks.
Very informative material...i just bought Davinci 17 and its not as easy coming from a layer base software...I am eager to start using it. This looks like a game changer and for that reason i Subscribed..thanks
This is my second comment on this. Your ending example (using the gray screen) drove me to prove, at least for myself, that it is not the nodes that are being equally mixed, but the changes to nodes that are being equally mixed. The incoming RGB becomes ground zero for a parallel tree. An adjustment in one area of a frame on one node becomes the output if that area has not been changed on another node in the same parallel tree, i.e. changes to one area of a frame in two or more nodes results in the effects of those changes being mixed together, but areas changed in only one node become the output. So if you make a primary grade to one node in a parallel tree (as you did your first example), then any secondary grade you make in the other nodes in that tree will be mixed with the primary grade since the primary grade moved the incoming RGB off of ground zero for the whole frame. (If no primary grades have been made in a tree, and if no secondary grades overlap, then the only reason a parallel tree might be preferred over serial nodes would be for organizational purposes, in addition to, or in place of, node nesting. True or False?) It seems to me that a starting point for understanding parallel nodes would be too to play with overlapping secondary exposures before moving on to overlapping colors in a parallel node tree that contains no primary adjustments.
Thank you. I've just come out of a 10 hour grade session so sorry short answers - sounds like you have answered your own question anyway. Good to know Im getting people to start working out the maths of Resolve and not just making pretty pictures. You need to understand this stuff to get best results. All te best, darren.
Makes perfect sense. Especially coming from the Photoshop world. Can see the obvious parallels (pun intended) with editing photos. This video gave me the 'light bulb' moment I needed! Thank you!
Wow this was SO clear and so helpful!! Best description of serial and parallel nodes. I've been watching multiple other TH-cam videos and it didn't quite click, but this was crystal clear. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful, you are welcome. ** Join my Exclusive email list for free node trees, footage and items coming in the future **PLUS, MY NEW FREE TOP 10 TIPS FOR IMPROVING YOUR EDITING PRODUCTIVITY **bit.ly/2RrjvpN** **
Smart explanation Darren, and I never knew about your exclusive e-mail list, I just joined in there, hope to get more knowledge there, and thanks for that!
Welcome aboard! cheers. the email is just to allow me to post node trees etc that appear in my youtubes. No spamming. Thanks for signing up. Have a good week Aneel.
You are the first person that I've watched that has given a clear explanation of why one would use parrallel nodes rather than serial ones. Thank you so much!
True!
Thank you Keith. Im really pleased with this one and I worked hard to get this tuned how I wanted it - to appeal to all levels, so very much appreciated. Your continued support and kind words noted! All the best, Darren.
This might be the best description of parallel nodes I've ever seen. So much better than mine lol. Great job my friend!
Thanks Jay. Worked SO hard on this one. I recorded/edited a whole days and binned it - this came out of that smart decision to bin original - start again! - original one felt same as others - wanted to get a bit deeper into and show how I use them too. Appreciated my friend! Not watched yours....might now :))
Hey Jay... yours is good too 🙂 ( I learned so much from you so thank you!)
Darren is a mastercolor in Resolve Jay!
@@martinpostmusfilmmaker oh I'm well aware! Darren and I are friends lol
You're a godsend to us. Your tutorials are absolute gold dust and your delivery of them is brilliant. Thank you, mate. Super appreciate it all.
Glad you like them! Appreciated. Only just seen this message !
really brilliant! Love what you're doing and listening to you!
Truly Amazing. That's why I continuously look over different explanations of the same thing... what others lacks, some explains brilliantly. This video is gold. A masterclass. Yet so simple, others simply are not meant to be teachers. I'm also in a position to teach other stuff and I'M ALWAYS GOING IN THE SMALLEST TINY DETAILS AND ALWAYS EXPLAIN WHY. I'm so happy I've seen this first before wasting my time with other "tutorials". This is unfairly so underrated.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Vasile
Completely agree! I have searched for this exact video in order to understand how this works.
Would love to see layer nodes included in this - when to use them instead of Parallel.
Applying the dodge and burn technique from photography is such a smart approach. Great work.
The difference between a good teacher and a great teacher. I'm new to Resolve and I was avoiding parallel nodes because it seemed confusing. Thanks for this exceptional explanation.
Glad it was helpful! I worked hard on this one to get the info over as easily as possible. Thank you, glad you appreciate it.
Thanks a lot, no bs just pure information. This is how youtube should be!
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Darren man , you can explain things in such a way that once a mechanism is understood it's almost impossible to forget it! I'm actually standing at my desk coloring some fashion clips and in the meantime listening to you as a podcast !! Great, just great. THANKS A LOT FOR SHARING!
Thanks Arthur. Appreciated and good luck with the grades!
I feel like, now i have entered into a whole new world of DR after almost 2 yrs… Thanks for your time and patience to make such valuable information free to public..!!
You are welcome Shiju. You may wish to 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
Parallel nodes demystified! Thank you Darren!
Explained brilliantly. First time I understand parallel nodes. Thank you!!
Glad it helped!
I watched two of your videos and it tooks me 30 minutes. Now I graded again my footage that I was working on for two days and it tooks me 10 minutes to make my original grade looks like a joke. Thank you Darren, you are a legend.
I've been searching for the best colorgrading channel on YT since 2020 and stumbled upon your videos Now. By far the best channel ever. Easy to follow and phenomenal tutorials❤
Thank you
Nothing is free in this world! Then I found this. Thank you!
Excellent lesson. Also I love the way you zoom in for close-ups of the interface, which makes it very easy to follow what you are doing even on a mobile device! Not only do you have expertise in your work, but have a great gift for explaining that work in an easy-to-understand manner, which is a great skill in itself. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much. You may wish to 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
This is the best tutorials I've ever seen about Resolve. The length is only 12 minutes but you covered it all, absolutely masterclass. Not even you answer the question about parallel node, you also gave a simple example with the grey solid, 11/10
Người ae VN cho mình hỏi với. Khi client đưa cho mình log footage và mình muốn CST thì cần hỏi họ như thế nào để biết được input gamma là gì nhỉ? (Mình ko học dùng camera nên ko biết thuật ngữ của dân quay phim là gì ấy).
@@billythecat mình sẽ hỏi lại họ set picture profile như thế nào bác nhé, nhưng ở VN mình thì phổ biến vẫn là S-Gamut3.Cine với S-Log3, nếu họ cũng không biết thì bác hỏi họ quay bằng máy gì rồi tự test lại thôi
@@doanhuy8599 dạ cảm ơn bác nhiều 🤟🤟
Thanks, learning more, every time I watch your tutorials.
Glad to hear that
THE BEST description so far on youtube! Petty the adverts spoil the workflow!
You can skip ads with youtube premium. Glad you enjoyed it anyway.
no one explains the endless possibilities of Davinci better than you, Darren. Thank you for your easy-to-understand instructional videos!
You are most welcome.
never have i watched a video of your's that i have not learned things. thanks again
So glad I found this channel. Concepts that I have been scouring the internet for explanations on and never quite been satisfied, you explain so perfectly that I can't believe I was ever confused. Thank you!
I have watched others talk about it and it still never made too much sense to me on a very basic level,until now. thank youuuuu!!!!
You are a gem, this is another masterpiece.
Finally! I’ve watched half a dozen tutorials on the difference between serial and parallel nodes and none of it ever made sense to me… I now finally understand it because of you. Great tutorial.
But Darren- how come you don’t have a five minute rock ‘n’ roll introduction and then you have to spend three minutes explaining to us what you’re going to explain. LOL. I love it that you get right to the point… Other peoples tutorials are so bad compared to yours. But my favorite is when they have rock ‘n’ roll music playing in the background so loud that sometimes you can’t even understand what they’re saying. You are a breath of fresh air.
Thank Allen. Maybe the truth is I don't have time to make intros or add music (one more level of editing) - Im making the tutorials that I would want to watch if I was a viewer - every intro I ever watch adds nothing to the experience at all. Appreciate it, thanks Allen - I know you've been on my channel for a while now. Can you believe I started it 1 year NEXT MONDAY.
Actually works.. Just disable the real time protection in Setting. Wasnt sure that it would work .Awesome bruh..
Best explanation I've ever seen of parallel nodes. Thank you!
Appreciated Paul...this was my hardest episode to record....I was determined to explain like no other video had before. Took a few re-writes! Glad it is appreciated.
Best Resolve tutorials on YT hands down.
You are the first person to really explain how everything works. Thanks so much for sharing, a pleasure to have reached your channel.
I appreciate that! Good to have you on board Alex. You may wish to 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
@@DarrenMostyn It's done, thanks!
You are a good man. Your heart is right and a brilliant instructor! Thank you!
This sticks, I kinda knew what they did but now I really understand why they are crucial to use in these scenarios!
Glad it helps. One of my favourite episodes.
You are an awesome teacher. Very few can do this. Not overcomplicating things, yet explains everything that is needed.
I hope you make a full course on Davinci resolve. I have spent a few hundred bucks already on some online courses. None of them were as helpful as your free TH-cam videos.
Thank you. You should certainly sign up to my email newsletter. Will be good for you in the future - its free. Link is in the description of all my videos - Thank you BTW! Appreciated.
U gotta make it look so easy, thx bro!
Ive got no words to say thank you for explaining this
very welcome. One of my fave episodes I made!
You made it really easy understand.
Always brilliant , always crystal clear & to the point. No fluff. Love this channel.
Appreciated.
Best Davinci tutorial channel I have found. Clear, straightforward, not too slow, not too quick! Many thanks :)
Glad it helped! Cheers David. Tell your friends - lets get this channel bigger!
Watched several times, but carefully this time. Very clear and now I have a good chance of remembering the key points. Thank you.
Thank you for this Brilliant pacing and explanation. I was in fact using them all wrong.
I appreciate how there’s no ads, thanks.
I don't usually write comments but I have to say that this video really made me understand the use of parallel nodes. it's easy to say that they mix the nodes, but this made really clear when I should mix my nodes. I don't know if i made my point clear but you surely did🤣
Thank you. really appreciated!!
Спасибо за урок! Это и правда лучшее объяснение различия Serial и Parallel. Всё понятно и интересно слушать.
I AGREE with every positive comment below. Felt like an epiphany after this tutorial.
Resolve makes sense now... THANK YOU! 🤟
-colton
Thank you Colton, means a lot.
great explanation in simple language, always useful when you wish to brush up on basics.
Glad you liked it
Awesome tutorial Darren you are a great teacher...😀😀
Wow never before has the use of parallel nodes AND serial nodes been explained so in-depth. Thank you. Understand them so much better. Can’t wait to try this out in the morning. I have subscribed sir. Please continue to enlighten us.
You're very welcome! I'll be back soon...I needed some time off as moving house and it has been not so smooth!
Oh my god!!!! Really!! Did I watch this!!! My life is easy now!!! Thank you soo much. You are awesome!!!! 😇😇
You have put so much effort creating these episodes.. I’m truly moved!
Thank you. Yes I really out a lot into these. This one in particular was redone after recording once to make it better! Thank you Mithun. You may wish to 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 Darren!
Explained perfectly brother …. Finally found video which explains properly and understandable to learn about nodes
Best tutorial ever on parallel nodes. Thank You sir
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kind words. Enjoy many more tutorials on my channel.
Each time I watch your episodes, I learn something new. And with the way you layer your tutorials, I will gleen more knowledge as I improve.
Always good to hear from you Frank. Thank you Sir. Enjoy.
Time always well spent learning form your videos.
Glad you like them PG. Thank you.
Very nice tutorial! Thanks! Great pace.
Glad you liked it!
This is an extraordinary video. Finally understood it. Thank you so, so much!
Color grading is quite new to me. This was very educational. Even noob like me could understand
thanks
Am I glad I came across your site… yes sir I am.
Appreciated David. You are welcome.
By far this is the best tutorial that I see here on TH-cam explaining parallel nodes, I´m feel very happy to be subscribed to this channel, thanks Darren
Welcome aboard!Thank you Jose.
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Wow, in a world full of courses. This is better than any paid course you could ever buy. Thank you!
Ive just announced a paid course actually! I'll be doing a livestream with details on Monday. Sign up to waitlist for the course here. mailchi.mp/online-creative/join-waitlist
Finally clear explanation!
You're just the best. Needed this. Thanks Darren!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dear Darren, again a very well explained video tutorial. Finally I am understanding the meaning of parallel nodes! Thanx a lot!!!!!
the grey board part is easily to understand, excellent !
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NOW I get it!!! Thanks for explaining it!
I've got a bad cold - Darren is the one who nodes loads !
Very good explanation. Definitely will start using parallels.
Another fantastic tutorial. Subscribed. Thanks for your generosity.
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This is fantastic. Very simple, and I now know how to do exactly what I need with tool I was having trouble figuring out. Thank you!
Superb visual demo and description.
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Fantastic tutorial, keep up the great videos!
Excellent description, finally someone who fully explains. Thanks
Awesome : Great explanation. What a good person you are to share this explanation like this. I am photographer know everything about photoshop and lightroom . But this explanation about resolve and the way of thinking in how to correct moving image is really great. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Man thank you! It was intimidating at first!!
Great tutorial. Thanks Darren.
Fantastic tutorial , you are Def one of my favourites on the topic of everything Davinci Resolve . Thanks
Thanks Damian. What do you mean "one of..?" :))). Joking, and Appreciated!
@@DarrenMostyn 🤣🤣🤣 touché
Very informative material...i just bought Davinci 17 and its not as easy coming from a layer base software...I am eager to start using it. This looks like a game changer and for that reason i Subscribed..thanks
Pretty much the best explanation and demo I've seen so far. DM rules!
I am a beginner. Thanks for your sharing.
Brilliant as always Darren !
Thank you so much Sir. Very kind.
The best explanation! Thank you very much! Good work!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Supertech
Great demonstration Darren, thanks. If you keep doing this the ‘black art’ of grading will be completely demystified..
A bullseye description of what Darren's doing on his channel.
Just sharing my knowledge! Enjoy!
Thank you that helped...will endeavor to switch form now on!
Glad it helped!
Seriously, thank you for this video. Really got me thinking about my workflow- Instant sub.
Thanks for the subscribe - always means a lot to me!! Enjoy rest of the channel! Darren
So well explained. Best pro tutorial that is out there. Please make a video about Layer Node. I have most trouble understanding that node type.
So clear and precise. Thanks a lot. Saludos from México
You are welcome!
Woww, your explanation is very simple and straight to the point with out any complication. You have earned my subscription. Great job!Thank you a lot.
Hi Issayas. Thank you so much for subscribing. It means a lot to me!! Welcome to my channel and enjoy. Darren
This is my second comment on this. Your ending example (using the gray screen) drove me to prove, at least for myself, that it is not the nodes that are being equally mixed, but the changes to nodes that are being equally mixed. The incoming RGB becomes ground zero for a parallel tree. An adjustment in one area of a frame on one node becomes the output if that area has not been changed on another node in the same parallel tree, i.e. changes to one area of a frame in two or more nodes results in the effects of those changes being mixed together, but areas changed in only one node become the output. So if you make a primary grade to one node in a parallel tree (as you did your first example), then any secondary grade you make in the other nodes in that tree will be mixed with the primary grade since the primary grade moved the incoming RGB off of ground zero for the whole frame. (If no primary grades have been made in a tree, and if no secondary grades overlap, then the only reason a parallel tree might be preferred over serial nodes would be for organizational purposes, in addition to, or in place of, node nesting. True or False?)
It seems to me that a starting point for understanding parallel nodes would be too to play with overlapping secondary exposures before moving on to overlapping colors in a parallel node tree that contains no primary adjustments.
Thank you. I've just come out of a 10 hour grade session so sorry short answers - sounds like you have answered your own question anyway. Good to know Im getting people to start working out the maths of Resolve and not just making pretty pictures. You need to understand this stuff to get best results. All te best, darren.
THE JEDI MASTER OF DAVINCI RESOLVE.
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THANK YOU!
Wow that was a big difference between the serial and parallel. Really good explanation thanks
Makes perfect sense. Especially coming from the Photoshop world. Can see the obvious parallels (pun intended) with editing photos. This video gave me the 'light bulb' moment I needed! Thank you!
This is a perfect video. It is not easy to find videos that explain the basics this clear. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful Emir.
Amazing! So clear and simple. For sure i'm gonna watch everything you publish.
Dude. This channel rocks.
glad you liking it.
Wow this was SO clear and so helpful!! Best description of serial and parallel nodes. I've been watching multiple other TH-cam videos and it didn't quite click, but this was crystal clear. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful, you are welcome. ** Join my Exclusive email list for free node trees, footage and items coming in the future **PLUS, MY NEW FREE TOP 10 TIPS FOR IMPROVING YOUR EDITING PRODUCTIVITY **bit.ly/2RrjvpN** **
Smart explanation Darren, and I never knew about your exclusive e-mail list, I just joined in there, hope to get more knowledge there, and thanks for that!
Welcome aboard! cheers. the email is just to allow me to post node trees etc that appear in my youtubes. No spamming. Thanks for signing up. Have a good week Aneel.
So much "BBC Radiophonic Workshop" goodness... I love it!
Now I got it 🙌🏽🚀thanks for your perfect explanation
I've watched a few of your videos. Davinci Resolve needs to put you on the payroll. Wow.
Oooh this is the video I've been waiting for.
Thanks for such a good tutorial! you have made good example for beginners~Thumbs up!
Thank you so much Ray. Welcome to my channel. Many more on my Playlists for you. th-cam.com/play/PL6VNHhfsVYJbR5O98rJDV2i5EfgSNPZ1N.html