It’s not something that I would normally film but I found it very interesting. Lots more stuff that I didn’t realise resolve could do and even just using multiple timelines is something I need to do more of. Really helpful, thanks heaps!
This is a fantastic tutorial. Key word in here. "Easy". Nothing easy about it but certainly displays the power of Davinci resolve if one can master how to use it.
What an explanation! I have been watching videos all day and you have just answered all my questions in one simple video!!! Very informative!!! Subscribed and liked!!
I've watched this over over and over again I couldn't get my head around it. That is because it got confused with the term multicam and multicam edit. The multicam timeline and wide angle timelines are duo clips. But this is the best DR tutorial i've seen using overlays and multicam editing.
Today, I was specifically looking at how to put video inside a rounded border with a drop shadow and couldn't find a perfect solution for hours. Many hours later I go back on CZcams and see that your thumbnail has the exact effect I want. And you end up showing me that video collage is what I needed in an unrelated video! What a perfect coincidence, thanks so much!
I literally used the multcam sync bin in the cut page, created numerous timelines and used my speededitor to paint the different angles.. this is so much easier and I feel dumb for the hours of work I put in to that project lol
OMG - long time subscriber, 1st time commenter - I do worship videos for our online church service currently in lockdown, and you have just saved me HOURS of editing. Just brilliant. Thank you. I'd love to see you bring in rolling &/or accented text (think Karaoke style) as a(n even more) niche technique :-D
Did it! Thank you! I had a problem: my interview was recorded with separate tracks for the two participants, so I could not hear the other one when I was in individual cameras. I solved it muting the multicam audio and adding a new track the wide-angle audio track. Next time I will do it with the Speed Editor, I guess will be way funnier!
@@musasoyyo I only use it when I have many brolls and with multicam videos, because it is really speeding up the editing. I will use it whenever I have too much to work. You need to learn how to use it and then use it. After a few hours of editing, you can get along with it and become a lot faster at editing. You still need to go and refine things in the Edit page for most projects, but the productivity gain is worth having.
Thank you so much for this video, The normal of way of doing the multicam setup usually creates too many disorganised angles, your method just simplifies things, thanks Bro
No entiendo como los demás "spuestos editores de vídeo" tienen la desfachatez de hacer vídeos sobre DR y solo se centran en Fusion. No lo entiendo. Deberian ver su canal y aprender del mejor didacta. Usted es muy pero muy bueno para enseñar.... Es el mejoe canal a pesar de no entender su idima. Siga asi y un fuerte saludo.
This is absolutely amazing. BUT... how do I colour correct after the editing it all together? I'm following my usual process, but nothing seems to be happening... Any ideas?
I've been struggling with Zoom videos. I have more than two speakers. I've tried speaker view, which always sucks. There is a lag before it changes to new person speaking. I given up trying to edit these, so now I record in gallery view. Now I can edit so the right person speaking is in view by simply cropping. Several of us use green screens. Prior to pandemic I had my guests show up to studio, due to the pandemic we've been doing this remotely by Zoom. When I go to green screen DaVinci does not recognize that I cropped the video and I cannot place background and person properly. The only way I've is to export this as a finished product and edit it again adding green screen and any other modifications I want. The finished product is great but way too time consuming. There must be a faster way that still comes out good ? Hoping you might address this because neither this video or last week's video address this issue.
Mr Alex, Forgive me if it's been requested before, but I've gone over your videos and can't quite find what I'm looking for. How to save crops in Davinci as power bin options. Scenario: recording a 3840x1080p video (to have webcam and screen seperate). How to save crops made in Resolve after resizing the camera/screen feed to be used as a template in future videos. Thank you for your time.
This is brilliant I was faced with this dilemma recently I couldn't get somebody into my virtual studio and we had to record in a zoom type situation. And they provided me with two separate tracks. I do have a question though please my podcast video episode is about 55 minutes long do I have to break it up For when each person is talking? Or can I apply the methodology throughout the whole track? Thank you again I will be buying you a coffee Michael Herst
Hello Alex, great channel. Big fan! I have a question, how do I cut a multicam , but I want that DV always cuts three or more audio tracks at the same time. For a large orchestra, for example, 30 Soundtracks. the sound engineer would like to have all the clips edited. So far now I can only assign one audio at a time.(Final Mix) I already tried it with Compund Clip. Do you have any idea? Or did I just overlook something. Thank you very much. Greetings from Germany. Paul
I have a question, should you generate render cache to make the editing process smoother or is it unnecessary for this case? Because for a long video the cache can take a lot of space
Thank you so so much for this. Im going crazy with the edit. I am following your instructions but the audio from the wide angle isn't playing I am getting guest 1 and 2 on their individual shots but the combined audio isn't there... If you can help you would be doing me a solid!
Is it possible to create a custom layout with collage? For example 3 ppl during the interview and I want to make the person who is speaking bigger than others.
Can parts of this be done in the Cut Page with the Speed Editor to speed up the process a bit? The included Speed Editor in the Studio version has now "forced" me to: 1) to buy the Studio version; 2) learn the Cut Page; and 3) learn the Speed Editor. I don't have a bunch of multicam footage shot myself yet to play with, so this seems like maybe a fun exercise to try.
Hey Alex, great tutorial. My question is how do you get each clip from your video conferencing tool into hi res individual clips to do the Multicam in the 1st place? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hiya Kris. Generally if you want the best quality, you just have to ensure each party records themselves locally and then you just compile the videos together. Alternatively, there are apps like Welder (www.getwelder.com/) which records locally and then sends you the file.
any tips on actually getting all these clips to begin with into separate source files? I mean.,, from a zoom or skypoe call, recording with OBS, everything goes into one file?
From the few I've done in the past, it's just a case of getting each person to record their own camera locally and then combining all the files of together
This one seems abit niche (well it is abit niche) BUT there some nice handy bits of info to pick from it 🙂
It’s not something that I would normally film but I found it very interesting. Lots more stuff that I didn’t realise resolve could do and even just using multiple timelines is something I need to do more of. Really helpful, thanks heaps!
This is packed with great tips ! great explanation as always!
Really doing some amazing work MrAlex!
This is the guy went through so many crap tutorials until I came across this oasis in the desert. Very informative and saved me.
This is a fantastic tutorial. Key word in here. "Easy". Nothing easy about it but certainly displays the power of Davinci resolve if one can master how to use it.
What an explanation! I have been watching videos all day and you have just answered all my questions in one simple video!!! Very informative!!! Subscribed and liked!!
Brilliant! Just what I was looking for. Thanks a lot. Love your videos. Hello from Sheffield!
I've watched this over over and over again I couldn't get my head around it. That is because it got confused with the term multicam and multicam edit. The multicam timeline and wide angle timelines are duo clips. But this is the best DR tutorial i've seen using overlays and multicam editing.
thanks for this! I think this is the only video tutorial that teaches you about using multicam with wide group shot!
Today, I was specifically looking at how to put video inside a rounded border with a drop shadow and couldn't find a perfect solution for hours.
Many hours later I go back on CZcams and see that your thumbnail has the exact effect I want.
And you end up showing me that video collage is what I needed in an unrelated video! What a perfect coincidence, thanks so much!
Alex, this is amazing. Can't believe I've been editing together video without multicam before. Brave new world starts next week. Epic video.
Compound clips+Tiles+Multicam, great ! Great look, endless possibilities. Thank you mate 👍
My Man!!!! saved me again! you have no idea how much time you have saved me, thank you! just cleaning up the timelines is great! oh wow.
You, sir, have earned my like subscription!
And my beard
Wow, this is a very cool tutorial. A lil bit complex, but it is now saved to look again and again if i need it for my multicam cutting
Great video. Thank you MrAlexTech and MrAlexTech!
This is simply BRILLIANT! Thank you very much :)
I literally used the multcam sync bin in the cut page, created numerous timelines and used my speededitor to paint the different angles.. this is so much easier and I feel dumb for the hours of work I put in to that project lol
Well that seems to answer my question above. Guess I should have read the comments first
This was super helpful! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks comrade
THIS WAS PERFECT. Thank you!
OMG - long time subscriber, 1st time commenter - I do worship videos for our online church service currently in lockdown, and you have just saved me HOURS of editing. Just brilliant. Thank you.
I'd love to see you bring in rolling &/or accented text (think Karaoke style) as a(n even more) niche technique :-D
Awesome video. I'll have to use this soon
Thank you sensei.
really smart workflow. thanks!
This is great. I’m going to edit my next episode like this! Thanks legend
This is a great workflow with "main-secondary" TLs and compound clips inside of Multicam! 🤘🤘
Thx!
Genius, thanks Alex
I'm about to start filming a podcast that's been audio-only up to now so this is a godsend! Thanks.
Hey Alex, This is a really smart way of cutting a Zoom conversation together in multicam. Thank you! Love how you tiled the cameras
Did it! Thank you! I had a problem: my interview was recorded with separate tracks for the two participants, so I could not hear the other one when I was in individual cameras. I solved it muting the multicam audio and adding a new track the wide-angle audio track. Next time I will do it with the Speed Editor, I guess will be way funnier!
How did it go with the Speed Editor, any tips you may have?
@@musasoyyo I only use it when I have many brolls and with multicam videos, because it is really speeding up the editing. I will use it whenever I have too much to work. You need to learn how to use it and then use it. After a few hours of editing, you can get along with it and become a lot faster at editing. You still need to go and refine things in the Edit page for most projects, but the productivity gain is worth having.
Thank you so much for this video, The normal of way of doing the multicam setup usually creates too many disorganised angles, your method just simplifies things, thanks Bro
I'm writing you from Lagos, Nigeria, yes, you have a fan from here
Heyyy. Ha that's awesome, thank you for watching all the way from Nigeria 🙂
Quality as always. Thanks
lifesaver. thank you!
You are a GENIUS
Hola.
Didáctico y divertido. Muy bomito.
Saludos.
also a good plan to pan out the voice tracks a little off center
Thank you Alex, this is something I would like to learn to do
Thanks!
😅😅 The intro!!! lol
That was so cool!
Good Vid, 👍.
So cool. Thank you
Thank you so much Alex! This was extremely helpful!
No entiendo como los demás "spuestos editores de vídeo" tienen la desfachatez de hacer vídeos sobre DR y solo se centran en Fusion. No lo entiendo.
Deberian ver su canal y aprender del mejor didacta.
Usted es muy pero muy bueno para enseñar....
Es el mejoe canal a pesar de no entender su idima. Siga asi y un fuerte saludo.
Amazing!!!!!
Fantastic tutorial - thank you so much 🙏🏻
This is absolutely amazing. BUT... how do I colour correct after the editing it all together? I'm following my usual process, but nothing seems to be happening... Any ideas?
Could be handy for me... Having a front facing and over the shoulder forward facing camera, seeing me, then seeing what I'm seeing....
I've been struggling with Zoom videos. I have more than two speakers. I've tried speaker view, which always sucks. There is a lag before it changes to new person speaking. I given up trying to edit these, so now I record in gallery view. Now I can edit so the right person speaking is in view by simply cropping. Several of us use green screens. Prior to pandemic I had my guests show up to studio, due to the pandemic we've been doing this remotely by Zoom. When I go to green screen DaVinci does not recognize that I cropped the video and I cannot place background and person properly. The only way I've is to export this as a finished product and edit it again adding green screen and any other modifications I want. The finished product is great but way too time consuming. There must be a faster way that still comes out good ? Hoping you might address this because neither this video or last week's video address this issue.
Simplemente GENIAL.
Mr Alex,
Forgive me if it's been requested before, but I've gone over your videos and can't quite find what I'm looking for. How to save crops in Davinci as power bin options. Scenario: recording a 3840x1080p video (to have webcam and screen seperate). How to save crops made in Resolve after resizing the camera/screen feed to be used as a template in future videos. Thank you for your time.
This is brilliant I was faced with this dilemma recently I couldn't get somebody into my virtual studio and we had to record in a zoom type situation. And they provided me with two separate tracks. I do have a question though please my podcast video episode is about 55 minutes long do I have to break it up For when each person is talking? Or can I apply the methodology throughout the whole track? Thank you again I will be buying you a coffee Michael Herst
Hello Alex, great channel. Big fan! I have a question, how do I cut a multicam , but I want that DV always cuts three or more audio tracks at the same time. For a large orchestra, for example, 30 Soundtracks. the sound engineer would like to have all the clips edited. So far now I can only assign one audio at a time.(Final Mix) I already tried it with Compund Clip. Do you have any idea? Or did I just overlook something. Thank you very much. Greetings from Germany. Paul
I have a question, should you generate render cache to make the editing process smoother or is it unnecessary for this case? Because for a long video the cache can take a lot of space
Thank you so so much for this. Im going crazy with the edit. I am following your instructions but the audio from the wide angle isn't playing I am getting guest 1 and 2 on their individual shots but the combined audio isn't there... If you can help you would be doing me a solid!
How to zoom in a podcast which is an cohosted podcast and shot with one camera ?
Is it possible to create a custom layout with collage? For example 3 ppl during the interview and I want to make the person who is speaking bigger than others.
If I want to readjust the clips or select different camera, would it be faster on multicam approach or a multi layered approach?
Is there a way to anime the transitions?
Can parts of this be done in the Cut Page with the Speed Editor to speed up the process a bit? The included Speed Editor in the Studio version has now "forced" me to: 1) to buy the Studio version; 2) learn the Cut Page; and 3) learn the Speed Editor. I don't have a bunch of multicam footage shot myself yet to play with, so this seems like maybe a fun exercise to try.
Hey Alex, great tutorial. My question is how do you get each clip from your video conferencing tool into hi res individual clips to do the Multicam in the 1st place? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hiya Kris. Generally if you want the best quality, you just have to ensure each party records themselves locally and then you just compile the videos together. Alternatively, there are apps like Welder (www.getwelder.com/) which records locally and then sends you the file.
Fucking amazing!
any tips on actually getting all these clips to begin with into separate source files? I mean.,, from a zoom or skypoe call, recording with OBS, everything goes into one file?
From the few I've done in the past, it's just a case of getting each person to record their own camera locally and then combining all the files of together
@@MrAlexTech ah thank you. Cheers!
👍🏻
Second :'(
great explanation. but the feature doesn't worth it at all:)