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Module 2 Chapter 8

This document is a tutorial for using DaVinci Resolve, focusing on creating a montage video. It covers essential settings, timeline options, audio importance, importing audio, and various shortcuts for efficient editing. The tutorial emphasizes the significance of audio in montage editing and provides guidance on keyboard customization for a smoother workflow.

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Module 2 Chapter 8

This document is a tutorial for using DaVinci Resolve, focusing on creating a montage video. It covers essential settings, timeline options, audio importance, importing audio, and various shortcuts for efficient editing. The tutorial emphasizes the significance of audio in montage editing and provides guidance on keyboard customization for a smoother workflow.

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MODULE 2: CHAPTER VII

HOW TO DO - 2/3
DAVINCI RESOLVE TUTORIAL
(PART 1 – BASIC)
Comrades, if your timecode appears as a negative value:
Click on the timecode to reset it to a normal value.
Only then will the timecodes listed below would align correctly.

We will learn about the software by doing a


MONTAGE VIDEO EDIT.

1. MASTER SETTINGS (1:00)


a. Timeline resolution
b. Horizontal or vertical resolution

2. TIMELINE VIEW OPTIONS (3:58)


a. Track height (Video and audio)
b. Viewer Background - Black border and Checkered border
c. Thumbnail View
d. Display audio waveforms
e. Display Subtitle tracks
f. Display stacked timelines
i. New Timeline

3. IMPORTANT ASPECT OF A MONTAGE VIDEO


(10:50)
The most important aspect of a Montage edit is its Audio.
Clips and Cuts are determined based upon the audio chosen.
Our primary editing steps include CUT followed by COLOR followed by
AUDIO, but sometimes AUDIO might come first followed by CUT and Color,
that sometime is while Editing a MONTAGE VIDEO.
Choose your audio properly, always listen to the audio atleast 15-20 times
before working on it.
Also, the MONTAGE EDIT should always have a story, atleast a simple story
should be used.

4. IMPORTING AUDIO (39:47)

5. MARK IN AND MARK OUT (42:50)


Shortcut for Mark in – letter “i”
Shortcut for Mark out – letter “o”

6. CUTS (46:05)

7. SHORTCUTS AND KEYBOARD CUSTOMIZATION


(48:05)

a) SHORTCUTS
• ZOOM IN AND OUT YOUR TIMELINE - ALT + MOUSE WHEEL
SCROLL
• HORIZONTAL SCROLL YOUR TIMELINE - CTRL + MOUSE WHEEL
SCROLL
• VIEWER AUTOFIT – Z
• TIMELINE AUTOFIT – SHIFT + Z

b) KEYBOARD CUSTOMIZATION
The below given Keyboard Customizations are not the default ones,
but the ones that has to be set manually in order to make the editing
process faster

(HOW TO SET YOUR SHORTCUTS MANUALLY:


Go to TOP LEFT CORNER of the Davinci Resolve software, there you
will find ‘DaVinci Resolve’, click that and click ‘Key Board
Customization’)
NUMBER ABOVE THE LETTERS IN YOUR KEYBOARD AND NOT THE
ONE IN NUMPAD
• CUT – 1
• START TO PLAYHEAD – 2
• END TO PLAYHEAD – 3
• RIPPLE DELETE – 4

You can either change the keys as per your preference, or use our
keyboard customization (file is given in the description, import it to
your software)

“HOW YOU DO ONE THING IS


HOW YOU DO EVERYTHING”

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