Sooner or later, you’re going to need to set DaVinci Resolve in and out points. Why? Because even if you’re just chopping up your holiday footage, knowing where your clips start and end is editing 101. It's all about controlling…
The multicam edit workflow will make you feel as if you’re managing cameras in a live studio.
Following up from where we left off after having learned how to create multicam clips in DaVinci Resolve, let’s add some new clips there and rearrange existing ones within our multicam clip.
You have completed the editing of your video, perfected the subtitles, and are now puzzled about how to export subtitles in DaVinci Resolve. Let's make sure that your subtitles are ready.
Waveforms might seem strange at first, but they're actually your ultimate editing shortcut for working with audio faster and easier.
You didn’t read the release notes of DaVinci Resolve 20.1. Fine. Here’s the short version: Resolve 20.1 gives you the buttons you wished existed (global effect search, keyframe curves, on-timeline retime), the looks you kept faking (Split Tone, film-style Diffuser,…
Time Remapping feature — Retime Controls lets you make really complex speed changes to your clips. Would you like to speed up a part of a clip, then reverse it, and then slow it down, all within the same clip?…
DaVinci Resolve Fairlight page is designed to be both intuitive and powerful, delivering speed and performance for projects of any scale, from small-scale productions to expansive undertakings with hundreds of tracks.
You've got your timeline — crowded with clips like a morning commute — and all you need to do is to fit one more clip in just the right spot, without disrupting every other scene. How can you do it…
When it comes to audio, small tweaks can make a world of difference, and DaVinci Resolve’s Fairlight tools are built to give you complete control. Let’s crank up those effects and give your audio the attention it deserves.
