Adobe is horrible. So I tried DaVinci Resolve
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- Adobe Creative Cloud costs a lot so I'm trying out DaVinci Resolve.
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oh wait I just realized that you probably had it private or timed and could comment before
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as a person who uses Davinci Resolve as their first(and main) editing software, i never realized that some of the "annoyances" mentioned in this video are actual grievances people would have switching from premiere to davinci. i guess it's just the case of being used to a certain software lmao
Indeed, couple with how these programs are very feature-rich and thus have big learning curves. What matters in the end is that the program can consistently do what you ask of it.
Ha, I don't remember having so many annoyances when I switched. There were some, of course, but it's to be accepted that every software is going to do some things differently.
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yap the more you use something the more you just get used to that
@@noisycarlos You got the right mindset tho. Most people come to a different software and expect it to work exactly as the one they're coming from, like this video's uploader. That's a problem every software company has - users who want to change the software because of changes in price or policy usually don't want to change anything in their own behaviour. They *expect* that if you create a product in the same category that it behaves exactly like the one they used to use. Honestly - we should all be more vocal towards these people and tell them to stop behaving like a friggin baby.
There are two types of people. People who change their hands to their keybinds, and people who change their keybinds to the hands.
and which of them are you?
@@mathiasrndal1981 I change my keybinds to my hands
I just changed the cutting button and the ripple button next to eachother for quick access, am I both?
I am the monster that you guys call "People who do everything with their mouse and doesn't set any keystroke."
@@Kelps.mp4 me too, friend, me too. I'm too visual and can't remember keybinds but I can remember pictures, icons, and button locations on a program. I play video games the same way. It's deplorable but it's all I'll ever know.
Been using resolve for years, and recently switched to affinity for photoshop needs.
It's crazy how the alternatives feel so much like they give you more freedom to create what you want whilst allowing you release yourself from the greed of the elites.
I read a Forbes interview with the CEO of Blackmagic Grant Petty and he said "When you go after people who are hungry and make those people more powerful, you realize the fundamental thing you are offering is freedom."
I LOVE that quote. Its beautiful.
@freakyco1dz id rather feed my balls to a vending machine bill collector than give Adobe more legitimacy.
Even if you steal it everytime you Google "how do I... In Adobe" your giving it another user.
Meanwhile the alternative listens to it's customers. Provides access to people that need it. And needs the support to put Adobe in its place and create a fair competitive space for Adobe to become better.
Stealing isn't helping. It's just not making it worse.
@freakyco1dz You're not only strengthening their ecosystem, their education and their trained user base. This while ignoring the fact that, Resolve, if you know what you're doing, is much better than Premiere and half-After-Effects. And the Affinity Trinity's workflow is much more fluid than Adobe's unless you need their new AI toys.
Adobe, in no shape or form, is better than the alternatives. I'm still paying for After Effects, because I recognize it has no real alternative for the kind of work I do, but that's it, everything else it's just worse. SPECIALLY PREMIERE.
@@galanlefont1600
Hey can u tell me
It's been a year I started and been using davinci since start can u tell is it possible to make basic video in after effects like I don't wanna pay for premiere rn fusion is getting my work done but after effects seems nice
@freakyco1dzI used adobe for almost a year and I’ve been using davinci for almost 2, davinci is way more capable and far more professional it’s just hard to learn
I've been a resolve editor for years after switching from premiere. it was definitely a bit of a learning curve but now I'm completely accustomed to resolves default shortcuts. it seems like you're trying to apply effects in the same manner as premiere which isn't always the best option. its much easier and you'll have more control when doing motion graphics or any sort of movement effect in the fusion tab. it also includes simple 3d rendering which is essentially after effects and premiere all in one software. it's not very intuitive to do any of the zoom ins, digital pans, or any cropping in the edit tab because of how clunky the key frames are. fusion nodes are intimidating at first but allow you to see key frames, spline, and automatic motion blur, and a lot more tools not accessible in the edit tab. I used to be very intimidated by the nodes in fusion, but after getting over the learning curve, my workflow has been seamless. hope you continue to use davinci resolve because it's so worth it!!
This video was "can I force Resolve to be like Premier", to which the answer is "kinda sorta, but I would recommend against it"
have you tried the mini keyframes spline thing in the edit page? for me i use that insteed of opening the fusion page and works really well for me.
I've been thinking to try Resolve for a long time but still can't manage to make myself to install the program. Probably a combination of limited time and intimidation with the program. I've always wanted to learn nodes but I'm not sure if it's way better then my current workflow or I wouldn't be able to use the skill on a daily basis.
@@TheKidler77I just started video editing a few months ago and can say you just have to dive into it. I had never edited before that in resolve and had very limited experience with premiere pro. Resolve took a bit to get to where I can pretty comfortably edit without having to constantly look for something but it wasn’t super hard and I ended up learning so much in a small amount of time. Don’t worry if it doesn’t initially make sense because Casey Faris and Mralextech make great videos on pretty much everything you need to know.
@@eugenemccary4748 Is the color grading better in Resolve than in Premier for you?
Honestly it's quite infuriating seeing you forcibly apply the same exact workflow on a completely different piece of software. It seems to me like, instead of treating it as an alternative, you're looking for a clone of premiere. I'd first try to experience it with default features and keybinds, with a really slow initial workflow, and then adapt it to my needs. This way you'll end up learning ways to do things which might be faster, or better than in the app you're trying to replace.
Agreed
I was suffering for half of the video. If only he bothered to use the tools first instead of brute forcing and hoping that it works as he was expects. At least the conclusion was still positive.
Including him saying you pay a fee when you want to cancel Adobe CC.I only applies to a yearly subscription plan with monthly installments.
That's like getting a loan and then cancelling it halfway through and being surprised that the bank wants the rest of the money, as agreed upon in the contract.
@randoguy7488 You make a point but the Adobe stuff is kinda predatory to the point the US DOJ launched a investigation on Adobe rightfully so. I'm pretty sure this is enshittification in action.
@@randoguy7488 Except for the fact that adobe wants more money after cancelling it. Not just the yearly amount.
Adobe has patented quite a few “features” that have locked other software out from implementing those features.
can't other softwares just name it different though?
The patent protects the behaviour of the software not the name. @@LEYTHLEGACY
@@LEYTHLEGACY A patent isn't a name, it's a method.
@@Anri0 not a lawyer but isn't it.. impossible to do that? like you can make copyright stuffs for a piece of code that a company made, but wouldn't a different piece of code that does the same thing not infringe on that?
@@itsaducklin There's a difference between copyright and a patent. There's also a difference between similar and exact copies.
Alternative title: "Bog is angry for 45 minutes over DaVinci Resolve playhead"
lmao
my man made a 45 min video and i didnt hesitate to click it and watch it in one stretch.
Didn't even realise it was 45 minutes 💀
@@AissaToumi001 same 😂
Dude you shocked me when I read it was 45 minutes... I just watched this? It felt like 10?
Same 🤣
it feel like 5min video to me wtf
the "laggy timeline" issue you had is actually just becuase davinci resolve is finnicky about where you grab the slider. You just need to grab it at the very top and it'll be smooth. The tools also have keybinds, so switching between them is actually pretty easy. The sequence B + M1 + A for example will place a cut where your mouse is. I find this approach much nicer than having to reach for alt,ctrl and shift keys all the time. I feel like if you're going to review davinci resolve you should also start of with the default settings. You look up keybinds, and then are surprised they don't work when you've chosen a different keyboard layout.
The video's made from the perspective of someone who's experienced with Premiere and just wants to take his workflow without adapting it, which will be the route that 99% of the new Resolve users will be taking, and this video will be nowhere near as frustrating as those people will feel.
@@michelvanbriemen3459 In my opinion this is a flawed way to view software though. You will often times make life harder for yourself by trying to always stick to one workflow, especially when switching programs. Davinci resolve is a very different video editor from premiere, so going in with a blank slate and finding a workflow within DV will be more beneficial in the long run, at least it was for me.
@qLeila You are wrong sticking to 1 workflow incresses your output with knowing all the keys all the time . If your time has a worth you dont want to constantly chang how you do things .
@@xythiera7255 Sticking to a workflow for a long time can help productivity, but stubbornly sticking to a workflow across program migrations/multiple years often has the opposite effect
Finally buying a mouse with customizable buttons has saved a lot of time
As far as I am aware DaVinci Resolve is not only a competitor to Premium Pro its also a competitor to After effect
Correct. Though it also depends on what you use After effects for. It can't replace everything, for example it can't be a replacement for motion graphics and animation work.
@@_S_P_A_C_E_M_A_N_ well yeah, don't people usually use Adobe XD for those or something ?
@@_S_P_A_C_E_M_A_N_ Can it not? It just uses a different method I think, davinci resolve uses nodes
@@_S_P_A_C_E_M_A_N_ yes it can. You can do motion graphic and 2d animation in fusion. Very different workflow than after effect, but it's possible. In fact, it might be better.
@@_S_P_A_C_E_M_A_N_ Its very well possible, I'm currently in the process of learning how to do it. It is noticable that Resolve wasn't made specifically for motion graphics, but new features are introduced with every update, and the efforts by Blackmagic Design to turn Resolve into full fledged motion graphics/animation software (at no expense to other features), is impressive. Its complex though, and from time to time feels very counterintuitive... Still, its powerful, capable and the one time payment for the studio version costs just half of the yearly subscription fees for Adobe
Fun fact: In Adobe, if you change your subscription-for example, from yearly to monthly or to another software-you can cancel without any fees since it would count as a new subscription. That's how i've been saved from fees
You just saved me from it too man, huge thanks for that!
I will remember that ty
shouldnt be there in the first place. sounds like a trap for people who didnt know
41:27 Him : talking about not going full crazy over effects.
10 Seconds Later: Going through all the effects...
Been using Resolve for 3 months and this dude helped me make my workflow 10x better.
I'm glad people give this software a try. I've been using it for years and I don't see any reason for me to switch to adobe. Love your videos, keep it up!
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it's nice you're trying out new stuff. but consider watching a full beginner guide on ×2.5 speed or something. that would have saved you tons of time cuz it felt like you're trying to force a workflow of a different program and that's what stopped you from using features and advantages of the one you're trying out.
The whole point of this is to NOT look stuff up until he runs across it to see how much is in common with adobe and what may be pain points for people switching
@arjunbaweja7755 good point. i guess what you said would be good if he mentioned that somewhere first. but i think since he didn't mention anything like that, it made davinci look bad for people who think about switching. davinci resolve is really a great software and isn't that hard to get into at all if you approach it the right way.
There are a few very important things you missed out:
1. You can disable the 'red lines' in the viewer by choosing the overlay in the lower left corner of the viewer.
2. You can do the same to adjust the dynamic zoom.
3. You cannot only view the keyframes below a clip in the timeline but press the other button at the right end of a clip to bring up the spline editor where you can adjust keyframe behavior e.g. smoothing transitions.
Hope that shows you that there actually are ways to do it. But great video though, learned a lot.
Uuu nice, thanks!
Oh I forgot about the main reason that triggered me a lot, that is why I wrote this comment:
Whenever you want to zoom in, you can choose a anker point, where it zoomes to. That makes the whole grid shit unnecessary
as a davinci resolve user
i have a huge headache watching this video 🤣
p.s. the thing you do before 26:40 should be done in the cut panel
Same dude. Was like watching an episode of Dora the explorer as an adult screaming at the tv
@@gabehobbs so true 💀
It's always like that. But you're still happy that someone picked up on software you love.
@@HafifSyukra I have serious "road rage" at people using software I know in strange ways.
For example, Bog has found the annotations, and then did not use them as "guides"
Why would you want to cut the audio in the cut page? it seems like that's more of a fairlight thing? Certainly not an edit thing, but still.
You don't really need the on-screen guide in your case because you can simply change the anchor point and that's the point where davinci zooms in to
34:30 I’m literally screaming at the screen like why would use guides even in Premiere when the anchor point exists 😅 And in Resolve you can toggle the visibility of the transform tools
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Hello again. (It’s me from the affinity video again) for editing audio you don’t need to use the normalize tool. You can just drag the white bar (like adobe) it also shows the waveform in real time with that as well.
The normalize tool is a pretty new one as well and not really meant for that purpose
Few things:
Resolve works with databases, so it would be more protected during a crash or file corruption, unlike premiere which works by having random project files locations like you showed but suffers poorly with file corruptions.
The timeline lag often can be caused due to different codecs being heavier than others, not a problem for me, but it may vary.
The audio mixer in the timeline is small, but you can click on the mixer button at the top right to get a much better meter, even better than premiere pro.
Needing to remove, the mouse click only applies for ripple delete, but is not necessary for ripple start or end to playhead.
Instead of needing to click somewhere else to grab the playhead, just pause and then move the playhead.
Doing freeze-frame or transform effect feels slower than premiere to you is because you haven't even opened one of the most powerful panel of resolve which is the inspector panel which has everything about a clip.
Well Resolve has guides, next to the time code, but there's no way to do custom guides yet.
Also, instead of manually cutting and adding transitions, you can do your editing first and then select the clips and apple the default transitions much quicker IMO.
If you want it to search everywhere when you are looking for an effect, click on the arrow next to the magnifier and change to all folders from current folders.
Respect for trying alternatives, I know it can be really difficult, especially for something you rely on that you have been using for ages.
First - no need to export project files it is way safer in database , database can be set on any folder /drive , 2nd those annoying zoom in can be done with dynamic zoom which is way faster . 3rd Resolve was color grading software that costed 80000$+ they made a free version if it and even added NLE and audio editor in it ! Premier can suck ahh , I had to redo 3 hour long projects because adobe with new premier update disabled auto back and then they removed names from audio file , resolve was pain at begining but then it all made sense and it is quite faster than premier especially footage stabilizing and smart ai masking stuff
DR software never costed $80.000.
I think you're thinking on Da Vinci, which was a rack system. It was around $800.000.
@@akyhne it is the same black magic bought it and made it accessible to masses without specific hardware requirements , IDK what you are trying to say
@@yedaoctopus114 The first versions of DaVinci was called Da Vinci and was a hardware rack system. It wasn't a software. The software version came many years later and was way cheaper. Only a few systems of Da Vinci was ever sold, because of the high price, but they were the only ones on the market with a color correcting system for digital media.
Something about your PC is strange. For me, Resolve starts in 15 Seconds and loads a short project in 20-ish seconds, no timeline lag at all.
Their convoluted project storage is a side effect of the way they store changes. It definitely is a program of the "learn once, then clean slate and settings diving" variety.
specs?
Must be because it is a new and fresh installation
He as also in the pubic beta so it might not have been as well optimized
@@LEYTHLEGACY CPU: 7960x, GPU: 7900xt & RTX 4000, Boot-Disk is a Crucial T700, Project Storage is a Kioxia CD8-R (which is reasonable overkill)
Really interesting to see someone figgure things out for the first time after switching from another software. Have been using Resolve for the last 3 years and everything seems to just make sense now. There is a lot to learn, but once you get how they think about things, it's going to make so much sense. If you need any help getting faster and better let me know! Happy to help you out!
This was painful to watch, you tried to brute force davinci into premiere instead of adapting to the more streamlined and intuitive workflow of davinci
Painful as it may have been for an experienced user, this has helped me and I’m sure will help a lot of people who switch from Premiere
@@joebob2311productions I am glad you got some value out of it, but if you’re looking to permanently switch to davinci, I recommend learning the davinci workflow, it’s much smoother after you get used to it, rather than keeping the premiere workflow in the new program!
Maybe Resolve isn't as streamlined and intuitive as you think, otherwise he wouldn't be struggling with basic sutff.
@clarenceoveur9497 It seems more efficient only after you learn the different tools and tabs because of how they basically separated out simple things you could do in Premiere in the same layout. Also the free version isn't as great as most lead you to think. You don't get hardware acceleration for exports which leaves you with pretty big file sizes. The way the playhead acts is just flat out stupid. Why on earth would I want the video to continue playing if I make a cut. Also the option to solo the video preview output as the sole display on a monitor seems like a paid only option.
The point is he really dont know how to use DR anad because of this say that something in PP works better😅😅
I just started using Davinci Resolve and was absolutely rage-quitting about none of the keys working even though I selected the Premiere Pro preset.
You have no idea how much you've helped me! Thanks a lot!
watching this as someone who does literally everything in fusion tab (bc i dont like keyframes in edit tab, i cant live without fusion spline graph) is really funny to me lol, great video btw !! thanks for giving it a try and giving honest review of it !
Having never been polluted by premier, Resolve is a dream to use
two things you need to know:
1- the playhead still moving while applying cuts and stuff are actually very efficient in times where you can instantly react and make cuts and marks while playing the video and then come back and ripple delete or check the marks you put and so on.
2- you can apply the default transition on the whole track at once and that would have saved you a ton of time
_"Advanced volumet- Okay..."_
*Clicks continue furiously*
All I learned from this video is that it takes so much time and effort to make a good video. Definitely a job, not just a hobby.
1:33 in developer setting on windows you can enable End task to be when right clicked on an app in taskbar
Also, Davinci is still being updated. Free users get all the free updates. Usually smaller features, but they add up!
You can use annotations instead of using the grid for guidelines
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Davinci Resolve wasn't starting because you are using a BETA! On the other hand, premiere is beta software too. at least that's how it feels.
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Whenever you edit audio like this - it is vital to use the audio tab to get the best experience. Also the free version of DaVinci Resolve doesn’t have hardware acceleration. You need the studio version (and a one time lifetime license) to do that. Also, DaVinci resolve 19 is in beta. Make sure you use version 18 for the best experience.
This bothered me, if your trying out a new software you wanna download the version that is stable and not in beta.
Even for Mac, Resolve runs faster if pro?
@@chezchezchezchez Yes - because of hardware acceleration. The ability to make use of any hardware acceleration is limited to the studio version
As an editor (Avid mostly, but also Resolve) I found this interesting. If you want to jump forward 5 frames you'll have to get rid of your hipster keyboard. Keypad +, Keypad 5 then Keypad Enter will jump forward 5 frames (or any amount) - use the minus key to go back. On Avid you can press +5 Enter to go forward 5 frames, then every time you press enter it goes forward 5 again - I don't think Resolve does this. Watching you make a massive compound clip made me sick in my mouth.
you should make a separate video where you explore just the fusion page, its insane! also i recommend tutorials as it can get very complex quite quickly.
I've learned a ton just from watching this one video... as a result, I've signed up to your course. I really like the direction you take with what I've seen so far. I already know I am going to find success from it. Thank you!
FYI the reason resolve was slow is being you have premier open too. if you have 2 editing programs open at the same time the GPU or Processor is being split by 2 programs.
I've used DaVinci Resolve for 3 years and not once did I think to use Auto HotKeys to zoom and scroll faster. Thanks G
the fact that i got an adobe premiere pro ad on this is crazy
Same
Watching this and the Affinity video is so much better than trying to learn a software by watching a normal tutorial. This feels like a natural process of learning and not someone who knows everything blasting past at 100 kilometres.
I saw this vid on my homepage literally 7 mins after it was uploaded lol.
Some tips:
14:30 Yes, it does mean that. It allows you to change the curve of your keyframes.
14:49 These icons on the top change "easing" type (I guess that's how it's called)
26:00 You can also freeze frame in the Inspector tab in "Speed change" menu (snowflake icon)
35:24 In 19th version you now can expand arrow near magnifying glass icon and select "all folders" option in order to search everywhere
36:50 You can double click word "position" or "zoom" to do that (not sure)
37:28 Instead of grid as guides you can use Anchor Point to zoom exactly where you want
43:14 Motion Blur effect is actually available in free version. You can add "Transofrm" effect (yeah, sounds strange beacuse we already have it) from effects to your clip and enable it there OR in the Fusion page add transform node to your clip > animate it with keyframes > then select transform node and in setting check "Motion Blur" (and it's customizable)
43:35 You can customize it using "Dynamic Zoom" parameter in the bottom left corner of your preview window (it's in the same place where transofrm is, just expand the menu)
44:40 You can manually change bitrate using Custom Export > Quality > Restrict to: *set your value
Hope that helps ;)
I feel like the first mistake you can make with any software is to use shortcuts made for a different software instead of using the native ones. It just messes with your ability to learn the software properly having differences between documentation/tutorials and what you have set. It's also that (usually) all the tons of shortcuts have a reason for being set to what they are that - without having used the software for years - you naturally wouldn't know/understand. I'd like to imagine that usually the developer knows better and I should trust them for these kinds of UX things. In this case I think the difference between you and what the devs thought would be great is that you're still using a mouse. Try to see if you can just not do that. 🤷🏻
It's not native shortcuts to a different program either, they're custom.
Honestly I’ve been needing something like this. I’ve always wanted to switch to DaVinci, but most “guides” are from people already with experience in DaVinci which means they often forget about the expectations and grievances had by those of us coming from other programs. Seeing you learn DaVinci like this has been, incredibly helpful actually! I’m coming from VEGAS, not from Adobe, but still that learning process is incredibly useful
Feels like you just want a copy paste not an alternative , so annoying that you find it "bad" just because is different.
just found your video and love it. instead giving an pro introduction and teach us everything it have in davinci. you are exploring and experience like a new person who try to adapt on the apps.
Cheers! Thanks for watching
i reckon you use POSY’s cursor theme given how that hourglass looked at 0:29
I see a mouse cursor connoisseur, I heart the comment
very passionate and down to earth guy, i fw it gang. r u french? ur my favourite frenchie now
Really enjoying your no-tutorial tutorials :)
As someone who edits everything in Resolve this video was truly stand up comedy for me. Thank you.
I've never had such a hard time watching a video. 90% of your complaints are your own lack of understanding of the software that stem from you trying to force the 'adobe way' on it. DaVinci Resolve isn't Premiere and never claims to be. Forcing the workflow and specific behavior from a completely different program onto another one accomplishes nothing and will obviously slow you down because that's not the way the software was created to be used. If you actually wanted to try the actual DaVinci Resolve experience you should've used the software defaults
i was struggling so hard when watching him drag the playhead over an .mp4 and wanting for it to be smooth. like, brother, Davinci actually supports .mkv. Just use .mkv! mp4 was never meant for this. when I moved to Davinci from Premiere, it was a dream. This video doesn't feel like the first time user experience, it feels exactly like you said it, a Premiere user forcing the Adobe way on Davinci.
There will always be multiple ways of accomplishing the same goals,, yet, after a while using Davinci, you can see that the Adobe way of doing things is as messy as its own software suite and business model.
You can simply use Open FX --> Resolve FX Transform --> Transform --> Animation --> Motion Blur. Same likes in the premiere
43:00
you might be my fav new creator
Love to hear it
Great video. I was the same when I started using DaVinci Resolve😅. If you want to achieve more close to Premiere experience while applying zoom or other stuff with clips you need to do it from the Effects/Fusion page. The way you did it apples your changes to the entire video track, not for the independent clip. Another way is to keep different clips into different tracks but with time you get used to switching to the Fusion page and it allows you to make some stunning effects quicker and easier.
Great video!
I too am used to Premiere Pro and wanted to do a challenge like this to switch to another software
You'll have a miserable time, if you try to use DR, as you use PP.
DON'T! Learn the software from the ground up.
The first start of Davinci always takes a little longer because the program first collects information about your hardware and Davinci optimizes it.
If you have an nVidia GPU, it first determines the performance and optimizes it, which is then beneficial when editing and exporting videos, etc.
Davinci is free in the free version but is also limited in some things, especially when importing and exporting files.
This is only unlocked with the studio version, i.e. the paid version.
But depending on whether it is on offer or which retailer you buy it from, it costs just under €300 to a little over €300, which in the end is still cheaper than the Adobe stuff because it is a lifetime license.
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I didnt watch the whole video but some of the main things taht stood out to me were the guides, you can hit ctrl+g and it will add guides that you cant move, but with what you were trying to do, is suggest using the pivot point. The pivot point moves the image as you zoom in, at 0 its still in the middle and everything is centered but when you move the pivot and zoom in then it will zoom into the pivot point. It saves me SO much time.
With the keyframes, you need to reset the transform or turn off all the keyframes not just 1.
With the compound clips, if you need to find it, you can double click the clip, look up above the image (top left above the video) and it will tell you time for that specific clip, allowing you to know where in the compound clip timeline to go to.
it didnt show the keyframes because your clip was "minimized" meaning on the timeline you had it smaller to make more room.
motion blur is achievable in fusion by adding optical flow, and then vector motion blur after, studio is better.
About the timeline moving up, im not sure i havent had that problem, maybe because im on 18.5 but i think maybe because you were holding the playhead from the line and not the triangle
The task manager thing makes sense abt having to end task but normally i only need to wait like a minute max and it reopens fine
also if you dont wanna have to select alt in order to move just one, you can click the chainlink button next to the magnet
the best way to not lag your play back aswell is to go to the top set of buttons, hit playback, cache, render cache, auto
also i do like that when i move the playhead it plays after so that if i want to see the beginning of a clip multiple times without having to play again its nice to just click where i want it to play from again but maybe thats because i do anime edits
also you didnt have a problem manually cutting but Peej Ent has a great tutorial on auto scene cut detection that i feel like you would like
if you want to make a fusion video or a remake on this video i would love to help my discord is sweateyt and im just gonna say somebody has it cracked if you would like. God bless
0:59 How to do it like you ? is it windows new feature ?
I've been using Davinci for a week now. It has a steep learning curve at the start with its weird way of working but once you get through that first hurdle it becomes quite aight, I really like how fast it renders too.
One negative thing tho is that keyframing is a miserable experience. The ui/ux in the fusion tab is dogwater. Something that should normally be a single click (making all the scale & positions keyframes smooth without them janking out) is a convoluted experience here.
that sponsor is better help level of bullshit, really now....
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You dont need to add more keyframes. If you move the playhead then start messing around with the transform.settings it will automatically add your keyframes.
Fun tip.
oh i thought that was common sense on all editors? AE does that and even Capcut does too
@@LEYTHLEGACY maybe.
But he clicked on the diamond.
Welcome to Resolve, we've all been here. Quick help:
Instead of making a "Nested Clip" you could have just add an Adjustment clip above all the video tracks and do your crop/zooms/etc onto that, and just like in After Effects the kf's would apply to all videos below..
Also, Change timeline resolution after edit and before/on export. That way your computer isn't working so hard dealing with UHD settings.
You're supposed to get adobe from the high seas, not obey and pay for a bad experience.
Unless you work in high-budget productions, where Adobe WILL come knocking and sue your ass if they find out you’re not paying the commercial license.
@@fujinshuI bet. Trying to shovel any money they can after what's happening rn😂
You can just +3::Send "{Right 5}", instead of repeating the key. Also if there is a shortcut to stop the playhead, you can just hook all the shortcuts with ahk, so that they send stop playing shortcut, after another shortcut when needed.
As a resolve users for years. This video made me laugh... Twas really fun seeing someone make sense of things that don't make sense coming from premiere
Also I found myself screaming a lot of "yes you can!" "no, it's this key" 😅😅. Entire video just here playing on my emotions. I loved it! Great stuff
Resolve UX leaves much to be desired but when it comes to scrolling, just use MMB instead of wheel to prevent going insane. The only reason wheel is used in Premiere is because it just doesn't have timeline pan.
Didn't even realise the video was 45 minutes because of how well it is made
After watching a ton of your videos I've learned that even though I use shortcuts quite a bit, I don't use them nearly enough. It looks so much faster with how many shortcuts you have
I am pretty sure you are supposed to cut your audio, place everything at the right spots and then after you could apply the transitions so they don't collide with other tools. At least that is how I usually do it.
Congratulations on moving into the wonderful world of DaVinci. And all the things that you could not do, there are very easy ways to do them, but because you are new to DaVinci, you do not know them, and with the passage of time and your use of the program, you will recognize them on your own. It is the giant DaVinci Resolve that only professionals can appreciate.
This reminds me of when I moved from Vegas to Resolve. I was struggling to make it work like Vegas, but it doesn't.
While slightly painful to watch, I understood the struggle. Now, of course, I can't even imagine using anything other than Resolve.
You know, for that AHK segment, which is the only thing I’m even slightly qualified to talk about… the "or" keyword is a thing x)
As someone who moved to Davinci from Premeire, I did not only stop using premiere, I stopped using after effects too. Davinci can do a lot more and far better than any of those.
For the most part Davinci is very straight forward, I never felt like it's a big learning curve. But you do need a couple of days to get used to the layout, shortcuts and features. It's common sense. If it was exactly like premiere pro then it wouldn't be a different software.
Rocking Posy's cursor I see .. a man of culture ❤️
Bro I think I got addicted to your videos, this is the third video I've watched in the last hour
The fast pace, snarky comments and the goofy humor is pulling me in. 1:06 Ladies and mentlegen already made me lol 😂
That inability to change the timeline framerate bit me the first time I used Resolve. I had already done a bunch of work and was forced to recreate it on a new timeline
there is a workaround that you wish you knew(if you don't already). just click create a new timeline but before clicking ok or whatever just uncheck [use project settings] and there you can choose a different framerate then click ok. now copy the stuff in your stuck timeline into your new timeline and now you're good to go.
Davinci Resolve its meant to be used with databases/library not independent project files like premier.
Its a better and efficient way of working. All your projects lives in a database and you can create backups of the whole database.
Well I finished watching your video and I see your completely beginner which is fine, welcome to Resolve.And I have good news for you, 98% of the problems you faced has an valid explanation and solution inside Resolve.
If I start making a list of answers it would be very long.
The best advice I can give you is:
"If you want to learn Resolve well, forget everything you know about Premier and keep learning"
They are totally different programs with totally different work philosophies.
Being a professional editor in Premier for more than 6 years and now 4 as a certified editor in Davinci I can tell you that Resolve is 900% more efficient than premier.
If you want to learn I recommend you start with the official Blackmagic training page.
Cheers
There is temporarily snapping. When you grab a clip and press the snap shortkey, it will snap as long as you're holding the clip. Once you let go, snapping will go back to the previous setting. This also works for temporarily not snapping
DaVinci Resolve is 4 heads in one blow.
Media - Adobe Prelude
Cut - Adobe Premiere Pro
Color Grade - Adobe Speedgrade
Export - Adobe Media Encoder
fusion - adobe aftereffects
7, actually.
Media - Adobe Prelude,
Cut - Adobe Premiere Pro,
Edit - Adobe Premiere Pro,
Color Grade - Adobe Speedgrade,
Fusion - Adobe After Effects,
Fairlight - Adobe Audition,
And finally. Export - Adobe Media Encoder.
I learned the basics of DaVinchi Resolve during my Film & Arts class back in 2021, been using it ever since as it does everything I need for casual video editing.
The most annoyances are probably because you come from Premiere. I started on DaVinci. For example, I wouldn’t want the playhead to stop; this would slow down my process. Also, I think that the DaVinci keybindings work better if you learn them.
Also, DaVinci cuting isnt made to be used by mouse; it works well but it's intended to do most things via keyboard or the special equipment from Blackmagic.
As a Resolve main of almost 2 years I didn't know so much of this stuff.
Been messing with Resolve for almost two years and you got me changing my hot keys I never thought of!
You (as my favorite channel) are the only person that could make me watch a 45 min video and not get bored. Amazing video!
Learned a lot from your video...after watching 20 minutes I was thinking "man this guy is so smart--wish he could be part of DaVinci's team in taking this software to the next level--and I should learn to use hot keys more. New sub
I’ve never used an editing program, da Vinci resolve is so intuitive it’s kinda scary, I still haven’t seen any tutorials and it’s still pretty easy to use.
this feels like watching a kid in kindergarten learn basic math, I forgot what it felt like learning DaVInci for the first time
Once upon a time I paid for Premier for my own personal use. I was frustrated by the lack of options to purchase w/o a subscription, so I installed DaVinci instead and haven't looked back.
You DO NOT need adobe for personal use, and Resolve likely works for almost all business cases as well.
08:50 Maybe, bc DaVinci Resolve 19 is still in beta public. If you want to use the stable one, you need to download version 18.6 instead.
This is like watching gameplay but for softwares instead of games , same learning journey too.