Tips for Working In The Timeline - DaVinci Resolve 17 Basics Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Need some tips on working in the Timeline? want to know some handy keyboard shortcuts for moving around in the edit page? Well good news everyone! We've got some neat little tips for working in the timeline in DaVinci Resovle 17!
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*TIME STAMPS* Casey, please Pin this: I'm gonna come back to this video every once in a while, & need a little refresher:
0:37 Alt + Scroll = Zoom Tutorial
0:57 Shift + Z = Fit Project to Timeline
3:05 1. Ctrl + A = Select All
2. Alt + Y = Select All AFTER Playhead
3. Ctrl + Alt + Y = Select All BEFORE playhead
5:14 Ctrl + Shift + = Swap Clips
6:14 Ctrl + Shift + V = Paste Insert
6:22 HOLD Ctrl + Shift = Paste Insert
Some good pro tips after, too.
When using "alt + scroll" for zooming it is important to have checked option "Zoom around mouse pointer" in "View" in the top dropdown menu.
Thank you very much, I was struggling with that
Pro tip mate!
This guy ^
This is the guy.
God, this video removes a lot of struggles when it comes to “messing up” with elements in the timeline! Thanks for this video!
Thank you. You're the only one I found that actually helped me with 2 issues I was having. Days upon days of trying and I was able to fix it in a few minutes thanks to you. You got a follower.
These little non-specific best practices are the best. Thank you.
I so enjoy your videos. You allow for a bit of humor and personality but you also get to the point. Much appreciated!!
Thank you. Great tips, but I wish you would show Mac keyboard shortcuts as well.
Using middle click and moving the timeline with your mouse is the feature I was trying to find
I have been using Resolve for 7 months to edit my TH-cam videos and while I feel like I have gotten pretty quick at doing what I need to. This video showed me so many little things that will make my editing so much faster.
I'm coming from Final Cut, learning Davinci and this helped so much! Thanks!
I know I must not be the first person to say you sound and talk like Ryan Reynolds. Also, similar sense of humor. Are you brothers? I love your style BTW. Definitely NOT boring. Easy to listen and learn. Thanks for all you do.
The second Casey i been learing a looot! The first one was Neistat lol. Thanks!!
Holy guacaSHIT... this is like watching a magic trick!! I've been using this program like a dumbass for this whole time... it being very little because I only make stupid meme video... but still, GREAT! NOW MY MEMEING POWER HAS INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY!! THANKS!
As always, thanks for the great video! I just switched to Resolve from Premiere and am happy I did. I don't think the transition would be nearly as easy if not for your great videos. It's mind blowing the tools and resources that are available now. I started using nonlinear systems in 2005 with Avid and stayed with that until about 2014 when I switched to Premiere. Frustrated with Premiere, I was thinking of going back to Avid but didn't see any massive improvements -- I could be wrong, Like I said, I got a frustrated and didn't give it a proper chance. Either way, Resolve has been a joy to use so far. Thanks again for the content!
Very useful, thank it will speed up my video editing process for TH-cam!
Love the corner song!
Great information thanks for sharing
SUBBED!
@@woodworkerroyer8497 Thank you!!!
Thanks yet again Casey - How do you always know exactly what I NEED to know...?
Great video, as you always do. From Nepal
This has been very helpful, thank you!
Great video, as you always do. Having some of these basics is a blessing for us starters! I've watched a lot of your videos, and the ones on the likes of "things I wished I knew better" are simply great. More! More! More! (BTW, that is something my father always says.) 😊😊😊
Awesome tut! Thanks for sharing!!!
This video was very helpful. Thank you!
thank you very much for all your advices
Jeepers, this is all stuff I wish I'd known ages ago. Casey, you glorious human being you... Thanks
"ctrl+y" ah finally, I just switched from Pr and was having a hard time doing that, thanks a lot.
Thanks again. I kinda struggle though because I am a Mac user and do have to think hard on which Windows equivalent buttons you are referring to. Apart from that, awesome tips!
Superb tutorial
Sooooo helpful thankyou Casey! 🤗
I'm so happy to know about Shift + Z!! That's super helpful for me as I'm editing longer videos. Lots of awesome tips here, thanks! My one remaining question is, why don't more numbers show up on the timeline (minutes, seconds, etc...) and is there a way to fix that? When I zoom in I would like to see more in terms of time on the timeline (I'm not sure I'm using the right terms here...), but it just doesn't show much at all and that makes it really difficult for me to tell where I am in the timeline, or how long a clip is.
Very helpful. At 3:35, when I tried to use Alt-Y to select items to the right of the playhead, regardless of the track on which I had selected the first item, items were only selected on my video track (V1). Looking closely, I saw that you had 'Auto Track Select' enabled on most of your tracks; I only had it enabled on V1. Disabling it on V1 and enabling it on the other tracks was the fix. Even better, I could use Auto Track Select to control which tracks were affected. Nice!
Casey Faris, i love you !
I suggest toggling over to alt+mousewheel zooming to mouse position instead of cursor. Much faster to jump from one point in the timeline to another.
Where can i do that?
@@valentinengelland I tried finding it, it's been a while since I changed it and don't remember where it was, so I checked. In the edit tab, try clicking VIEW on the top of the screen and select "ZOOM AROUND MOUSE POINTER".
That's a nice one. Much more intuitive that way :)
Super helpful. I’m actually trying to force myself to use the edit page instead of cut, so I needed this vid!
Thank you grate Halep
Thank yooooou so much! 😀
Very helpful thanks!
Brilliant content
Love these video. Only started editing for the first time today and these vids are super useful! Can’t thank you enough.
Always learn something from every video you do.
Thank you so much for doing these and the time you put into each video. Keep doing you!
great, helpful info for a beginner! Thank you!
I have seen a number of places where you have put an "adjustment clip" into a timeline. It would be great to understand more about what this "adjustment clip" does for us and how to use it.
Quite simply, it's a layer that effects any video UNDER it in the timeline. So instead of adjusting colour to individual clips you can apply the colour to an adjustment clip and it will effect all the clips under it.
Imagine an adjustment clip is like a color filter you might put over a picture and then staple the filter in place and attach it to the picture.
Then you don't need to make changes directly to the PICTURE, but if you change the filter color for example, from red to green - and it changes what the picture looks like to your eyes, without doing anything directly to the picture.
An adjustment layer is like that - but even more powerful, because it will effect EVERYTHING below it (if there are multiple clips in your timeline)
An adjustment layer can change many, many different properties of the clip - NOT just color. For example, you can set up a dynamic zoom as an adjustment layer, then save it in a library and use it whenever you need a quick zoom to happen. th-cam.com/video/gy0BEcM6o_E/w-d-xo.html
Very handy tool
@@gregmonforton4103 thanks
@@richardrejmer8721 thanks
@@richardrejmer8721 Better than keyframing in the original clips cuz you can move it around at will and change length and the like. Cool.
Hi Casey, could you please show us how to insert a clip between clips? Thank you
The corner clicking song is amazing! However I couldn't find it on Spotify. Is it on iTunes?
very useful video as always.
I am learning from you .
Sooo helpful! Thank you so much!
Thanks!
MY HERO
How do you go about learning new things in Resolve? Like do you just start experimenting or do you have a plan going in to what you want to specifically learn?
When you have the time, just randomly start using features and see what happens... play! When you don't have the time (deadline looming) look up that feature in the gigantic manual and learn how it works. Different methods work at different times.
alt y work like magic
Excellent, many thanks!
Love the videos... but how can I insert a gap (slug) between two clips on my timeline?
very good
Great video, I am returning to DaVinci and need these tips. Thanks a lot.
I knew my problem wouldn't be addressed in this video however I learned some new stuff. My problem driving me nuts is I want to move a linked audio down one track without the linked video automatically moving up to a higher video track. I tried all kinds of alt/ctrl combinations but nothing worked. I want to move a clip up and down (vertically) among the tracks without the linked part moving also up and down.
Right click, unlink clips (at the very bottom), move the clip you need moved, right click, link clips.
Great tips. Thanks!
Hey bro, I appreciate so much your work!! Thanks. You don't have ideia how much you made my work easer!!! Chers from Brazil :)
I was disappointed when the clicking thing in the upper right hand corner did not appear at the end... the song was so great! :D
Very informative!!! Made me a cheat sheet. :)
Good stuff. Give me mooooooore. Thank you, Casey. I love that move and swap with Control or command shift. use to do that in Adobe all the time.
Great videos keep them coming :) Any chance you make some cheat sheet style PDF's for each page in davinci listing your favorite short cuts and tips that we could print out? It would compliment your videos very nicely :)
Thanks very much for all information you give in your channel.
I use lap top (not mac) the Ctrl + shift + V command did not work?
great quick overview, thanks!
Ty, was really looking for an explanation like this. U are a hero ☺️
thanks
But timeline is stuck. How to get out of it? I couldn't understand.
Thank you so much! I’m editing a movie and needed to make room for more footage and you’re the only one who actually has a tutorial/video on it.
thank you so much, this content is golden !
Great video Casey, thank you! Do you know if there is a shortcut to get to the beginning of the timeline? I'm using the logitech mx keys. Thanks
Home key
This video is very reusable. :-) ...Thanks again Casey.
Thank you
Is there a way to sort our tracks? I want audio/video track 1 together, audio/video track 2 together. The separated audio and video is very clunky, especially on larger projects. It seems like a pretty good program overall, but this would be a deal breaker for me - even if it is free. 😎
Is there a way to reset the red bar so the video starts from the begining without having to drag it manually all the way?
Thank you so much, great tips all around! I need some help when it comes to zooming in and out in the timeline, my zoom seems to be rough and with bigger increments, while when you zoom it looks very smooth with small increments. Is that something I can adjust in DaVinci, is it my mouse? Any advice is welcome guys!
I watched this video and instantly forgot 90%. So I went back and took notes. Here is a little Cheat Sheet for you:
Shift + Z -> zoom out to fit the entire timeline; hit it again to go back to the same zoomed-in view
Cmd + Shift + L -> link/unlink the video and audio
Lock / Unlock tracks using the button in the Video/Audio tracks -> any changes to the timeline won't apply to that track (very useful for audio tracks)
Cmd + A -> selects all clips in your timeline and bins, and it also works for most applications (finder, word, notion, you name it)
opt + Y -> select all clips to the RIGHT of the playhead
cmd + Y -> selects all clips to the LEFT of the playhead
T -> for trim edit
change clip colour -> right click on the clip> clip colour> select colour
Cmd + shift + ( dragging the clip with the cursor, or using arrows < >) -> re-arrange the order of the clips in the timeline, the arrows did not work for me though
Cmd + shift + v -> paste insert clip (creates space in the timeline for the pasted clip)
Alt + drag clip with cursor -> creates a copy of the clip
My top tip... make sure you have auto save enabled before you do anything
I wish this was automatically on by default.
@@coletidwell7120 it kills me that after every thing you do you have to hit CTRL + S
Since Premier and Sony crashes, over the years. It's a habit of mine to manually save every 5-6 edits lol. Tapping the fck out of CTRL - S
@@AdamsAfterDeath 🤣🤣noice practice
Thanks for an informative video, as always, but is there a way to zoom the timeline to just the IN-OUT markers?
Shift-Z is perfect for the complete timeline, but I can't find anything for just the In-Out as I like to work through larger projects in sections like this.
Thanks
I don’t use it anymore (because of color) but boy do I miss a real timeline. FCPX solves all the problems of syncing. All the problems of selecting or locking “tracks”. Mixing formats. Mixing frame rates. FrameIO integration. Output. ALL better. It’s just the color that sucks. When they bring that bup to speed and integrate a direct link to Logic, it’s bye bye Resolve.
Das cool
new shortcuts to add to my knowledge :))
Excellent video, thank you.
I want Proxy master class
Thank you.
What is the short cut to move playhead to the first clip/first frame of the entire timeline and to the last frame of last clip?
I want to ask. When you play your timeline and push left or right arrows it doesn't stop playing. But Premiere does. How can i do it possible?
Still Montage in Magix VEGAS is 5x faster than da vinci :P
Q. How can you make the playhead go to the next edit point like from clip to clip (maybe set up a shortcut for this function) and go to previous edit point?
Still to this point im unable to find same "inset clip" short cut for mac.
how do you make it so your timeline ruler is consistent? whenever I zoom in it stays the same size relative to the screen instead of relative to the clips (which makes it very hard to keep track of what part of the video it is)
When I use alt + scroll it zooms on the playhead. How can I change it so it zooms to the position of the mouse curser? PLS HELP
Great video, very helpful!
good
thxvmch
Hi i did some work in fusion and saved the change. the is a blue line were it was fused. but when i cut and paste a clip it goes to the fused clips. Why???
Only thing is that i find annoying is that in vegas you selec the timeline and the red dot goes there. Here you need to specificly find the red time line bar and drag it
Is there a way to jump the playhead to where your cursor so it will play from that point? Also is there a way to jump the playhead to the beginning of the timeline? I've tried the playbar buttons above the timeline but can't seem to get the playhead to the beginning of the timeline without dragging it
Hi Casey! Is there anyway to set the timeline to a determined length/time?
Ok but what if you delete all of your video clips in your timeline - and then you go ahead try to find those files and they're gone forever!!! off my harddrive! how can a software delete my harddrive files!
Why can't you increase the timeline track height to as small or large as you want? It seems so simple enable... makes ediitng keyframes.... just allows easy to see... I hate it so limiting Da Vinci Resolve seems.
This will be a top time saver. Thankyou so much!
i've been looking for this video so bad