Alot of people ask this! I was raised without central heating so it's just in my nature to put more layers on rather than put the heating on. Plus, this house actually only has a few radiators none of which are upstairs so it's always a bit chilly in winter. I like it though, I'm happiest in a big hoody and a beanie hat 😆😆
Yes.... I created a lot of virtual choir videos using Da Vinci for Video and a combo of Ableton Live and Studio One for Audio Mixing and Mastering.... Works really well... Just make sure that you convert the individual clips to a lower resolution if you have too many clips to be handled.... Or use the disable option in the timeline to disable all the other clips and enable only the clip that you are working with... This reduces the load on the system drastically....
Thanks Alex for the Video, just one important thing: When using the collage this way, be sure to define your collage properties (tile size, border color etc...) BEFORE copying the collage properties to your other tracks, because after that step you have multiple independent collages - with every collage using only one tile. If you want to change properties afterwards - for example border color of the tiles - you have to do this separately in every collage (or copy properties again and re-assign tile numbers). Small hint that might avoid much work afterwards ;-)
These short tutorials are great. I bring up the tutorial on my right monitor and Davinci 18 on my left. And just follow along until I get it right. It really helps my learn curve.
You make editing easy with you very clear step by step videos. I can't tell you how much this is going to help me with my little videos. Thank you so much!!
Thanks so much, Alex! I'm doing a video for my daughter's upcoming graduation, and will interview a bunch of people. I wasn't sure how I was going to get all the interviews on a single page ... until now!
Using tiles (instead of background) is also "long winded" if you have a lot of clips, especially if you want to change the settings as you prototype. They both have their disadvantages and is one option really the best choice for all situations? I haven't found that to be true. Using "tiles" is best if all your clips have Dynamic Zoom. Using "background" is good when using clips that aren't otherwise animated. Be careful pasting every clip attribute like that, since things like speed changes will be copied over.
Thanks for this video. Your instructions were clear and your insights great! I am creating a side-by-side interview video as my first Resolve project and you made this very easy.
Alex All that is great but i stick to the old way just insert them with these dominances (4 Videos) video#1 zoom .5, position x -480, y 270 video#2 zoom .5, position x 480, y 270 video#3 zoom .5, position x -480, y -270 video#4 zoom .5, position x -480, y 270
Great vids as always Alex 😎😎 I use 16 free version so just wanted to know, do I uninstall 16 before installing 17 (free) or will installing 17 overwrite 16 automatically? 😁😁😁
I like how you make sure something goes "wrong", so you can show how to fix it. Here, I'm thinking of the first video clip that didn't have the same ration. One question about that. Could you change the yellow colour to transparent, so you don't have to zoom the video to get rid of it? I've been waiting for my licens for weeks now. You know, Blackmagic created this circus where you don't get your licens before the speed editor arives, if you ordered the package. And they appear to be very slow at delivering the speed editors, so people have to go for months waiting for their licenses too.
Thank you. Can I use an adjustment layer instead of copy/paste attributes? I have added effects and some zoom to my clips, that's why the copy/paste method may not be the best option.
Thank Alex, lol u in tile 4. The way the tile animates out as the coresponding clip expires is way good. Just need my licence for studio to come through from Scan.
Good video explaining how to use. Can you create this as an index screen so when you click on Video it open to full screen then when done back to split screen. thanks
It's not clear if there are four video collages or one...assuming the next step would be to stretch the background clip out as far as needed and add new clips to the four timelines as far out as desired...
Awesome. Great tutorial, Alex. I can see this effect would be great for using in a faux news report where a tile would be the subject of the story. Or for a TV show where each tile introduces the characters of the show. Thanks so much!
Hi Alex I’m struggling to find any videos on how to bird animations using davinci resolve 16. I was wondering if you could to a tutorial on how to do this in a future video. Thank you very much.
Oh wow! Have they changed the functionality of this effect since the initial launch of the 17.0 beta? I remember seeing this at launch and being very underwhelmed but your demo here looks a bit more promising. I'm waiting for 17 to come out of beta before using on projects.
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Thanks Alex, great tutorial as always. what happened to your heating? you look dressed for the cold :DDD
Alot of people ask this! I was raised without central heating so it's just in my nature to put more layers on rather than put the heating on. Plus, this house actually only has a few radiators none of which are upstairs so it's always a bit chilly in winter. I like it though, I'm happiest in a big hoody and a beanie hat 😆😆
@@MrAlexTech winter = free extra overclock on your PC. Then you just heat with that haha
@@maxmustermann3938 haha exactly!! Next tutorial: how to fry an egg on a GPU 😜
SO good. I’ve got a virtual choir coming up later this month and this will be SO helpful.
Yes.... I created a lot of virtual choir videos using Da Vinci for Video and a combo of Ableton Live and Studio One for Audio Mixing and Mastering.... Works really well... Just make sure that you convert the individual clips to a lower resolution if you have too many clips to be handled.... Or use the disable option in the timeline to disable all the other clips and enable only the clip that you are working with... This reduces the load on the system drastically....
I can confirm this makes virtual choirs a lot easier! Such a better work-flow than resizing and transforming every video into place.
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much!
This will be a great help for my cooking videos. Best wishes from India.
LOL my mother commented in my chanell
Perfect Explanation, thanks a lot once again for your great Videos!
Thanks Alex for the Video, just one important thing: When using the collage this way, be sure to define your collage properties (tile size, border color etc...) BEFORE copying the collage properties to your other tracks, because after that step you have multiple independent collages - with every collage using only one tile. If you want to change properties afterwards - for example border color of the tiles - you have to do this separately in every collage (or copy properties again and re-assign tile numbers). Small hint that might avoid much work afterwards ;-)
Mate, you have some great tutorials.
Cheers Phil 🙂👍
thanks you a lot
Thank you. Excellent tutorial.
These short tutorials are great. I bring up the tutorial on my right monitor and Davinci 18 on my left. And just follow along until I get it right. It really helps my learn curve.
i reality enjoyed it and learnt from it. many thanks from the bottom of my heart bro.
Great tutorial with all details 👍
Great! Fun and great looking split screen effect!
Oooohhhh...this will save me so much time creating virtual choirs or bands...until now I did everything manually...
You make editing easy with you very clear step by step videos. I can't tell you how much this is going to help me with my little videos. Thank you so much!!
excellent, very clear. Thanks.
Thanks so much for this!
Amazing video! Thanks a lot!
Alex!! You are amazing.. ☝🏻♥️👍🏻
thank you man it helped a lot
Another great feature to add to the collection, cheers and stay safe
The other video i have had watched is confusing so I need to watch it over and over again! thank you for this!
Great help as always.
Absolut Perfect, greetings from Berlin in 🇩🇪 Thanks 🙏 🙏👍👍
Thank you so much. My patreon community as been asking for a "virtual choir" style video. I just did my first trial with great success.
Nice tutorial, thank you!
To the point ! Thanks
Wow, Thank you so much, Alex :)
Love it
Thanks Alex, fantastic and to the point as always.
thank you for your tutoriaaalll It was a big help
Supper awesome bro
Thant's is very helpful
Supporting your channel.
Happy New Year Alex
Thank you!
Great addition for simple grids. Still have to do it manually if you need something asymmetrical or with odd numbered inputs.
Had to search for this, glad I did! Needed a way to shorten a slideshow and think this will do fine. Thank you!
Awesome tutorial
This would have helped me so much yesterday... Well, next time I'll know 🙂
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@@pvdg3515 yes. I corrected it. Thanks!
I had forgotten about this new feature! I could have used that in my last project, but I animated the screens manually instead.
Your videos are the best. I got Da Vinci 17 just to do the effect. Thanks
Boom! Great tutorial Alex - this will come in very handy right now!
Fantastic!
Alex, thank you. Just put together an homage together with one of our songs for a friend who passed away during the week. You make it easy.
Thanks so much, Alex! I'm doing a video for my daughter's upcoming graduation, and will interview a bunch of people. I wasn't sure how I was going to get all the interviews on a single page ... until now!
Just what I was looking for. Super helpful, and I'm glad the search pointed me towards someone I'm already subscribed to. Thanks for the video, mate.
Using tiles (instead of background) is also "long winded" if you have a lot of clips, especially if you want to change the settings as you prototype. They both have their disadvantages and is one option really the best choice for all situations? I haven't found that to be true. Using "tiles" is best if all your clips have Dynamic Zoom. Using "background" is good when using clips that aren't otherwise animated. Be careful pasting every clip attribute like that, since things like speed changes will be copied over.
dude you got stacked!!
Thanks for this video. Your instructions were clear and your insights great! I am creating a side-by-side interview video as my first Resolve project and you made this very easy.
Fantastic... your ideas are of great help! Merci - Thank you - Grazie - Danke !
Wow! Two years later and this is still a great tutorial!
This was very helpful, well articulated, and interesting. Thanks. Happy to be a new subscriber.
Happy New year Mr Alex ....
Thanks again Alex. I was trying to figure this out on my own but I guess next time I will just head straight to your channel!!!
Again, brilliant work. Didn't even know this existed.
awesome Alex! big fan of your work. Also wish you and mrs a very happy new year!
Happy new year Alex. Thank you will have look my friend
Happy new year!! 😊😊
Oh man! This would have saved me so much time last week when editing a 13 kid, middle school choir. At least I'll have it for next time. Thanks!
Alex All that is great but i stick to the old way just insert them with these dominances (4 Videos)
video#1 zoom .5, position x -480, y 270
video#2 zoom .5, position x 480, y 270
video#3 zoom .5, position x -480, y -270
video#4 zoom .5, position x -480, y 270
Great! Thanks :)
I just used that tutorial to insert some splitscreens in my new video. That was helpful again - thanks!
Thanks for the tutorial MrAlexTech, awesome feature in DR17.
Thanks Alex, Happy New Year and all the best for 2021.
Too easy 😂😂😂 Excellent.
Nice.... Good addition to my video toolbox... thanks!
This was brilliant. Thank you, thank you.
This was super easy to follow along thank you.
Thanks, love all your Davinci videos and this one has given me a great idea for a photo/video collage :-)
That's exactly what I want for my next project. Thank you very much.
love your tips man, everything is super well explained even for beginners like me.
thanks
Great vids as always Alex 😎😎 I use 16 free version so just wanted to know, do I uninstall 16 before installing 17 (free) or will installing 17 overwrite 16 automatically? 😁😁😁
great detailed video as usual thanks.
super nice tutorial for people who have no idea about editing
Thank you+
Cool and really useful effect indeed!
thanks mate for this video it actually work for my video do you a video of sinking audio to video
Muito bom, Obrigado
Good information on this video loved it.
I like how you make sure something goes "wrong", so you can show how to fix it. Here, I'm thinking of the first video clip that didn't have the same ration. One question about that. Could you change the yellow colour to transparent, so you don't have to zoom the video to get rid of it? I've been waiting for my licens for weeks now. You know, Blackmagic created this circus where you don't get your licens before the speed editor arives, if you ordered the package. And they appear to be very slow at delivering the speed editors, so people have to go for months waiting for their licenses too.
Great feature Alex. Didn't know this existed in DR 17!
Happy New Year Bud!
Happy new year to you too dude 🙂👍
Top notch tutorial once again. This will surely come handy in my guitar videos!
Thank you. Can I use an adjustment layer instead of copy/paste attributes? I have added effects and some zoom to my clips, that's why the copy/paste method may not be the best option.
Great stuff, Thanks again!
Great video
Thank Alex, lol u in tile 4. The way the tile animates out as the coresponding clip expires is way good. Just need my licence for studio to come through from Scan.
Great feature! I better upgrade...
Good video explaining how to use. Can you create this as an index screen so when you click on Video it open to full screen then when done back to split screen. thanks
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It's not clear if there are four video collages or one...assuming the next step would be to stretch the background clip out as far as needed and add new clips to the four timelines as far out as desired...
Do you have a video showing how you added the clips to the collage to make it look like they are talking to each other?
Awesome. Great tutorial, Alex. I can see this effect would be great for using in a faux news report where a tile would be the subject of the story. Or for a TV show where each tile introduces the characters of the show. Thanks so much!
Ferfect explanation. Thnx. is it me or.... I very rarely use these kinds of effects. For me sel;dom they are a contribution, still good to know. :-)
Yeaaah realistically it's pretty niche so won't be used often. But good to know for those odd occasions 🙂👍
Whereas for some people this will be almost the ONLY thing they use davinci for.
could u pls make lightning transitions
Nice one Alex.... As a committed Fusionier I am feeling a little threatened by the Edit tab at present 😂 Happy New Year to you and the Mrs!
Great videos. Thank you! Say, do you know how to use the Video Collage effect using a Multicam clip? Help 🙂
hey, thanks for the video! one question, how can i find out the size or dimensions of the tile?
Hi Alex I’m struggling to find any videos on how to bird animations using davinci resolve 16. I was wondering if you could to a tutorial on how to do this in a future video. Thank you very much.
Oh wow! Have they changed the functionality of this effect since the initial launch of the 17.0 beta? I remember seeing this at launch and being very underwhelmed but your demo here looks a bit more promising. I'm waiting for 17 to come out of beta before using on projects.
Great tutorial. But this eff is not available in free version, or is it?