OWC on How To Create A Sound Effects Library With DaVinci Resolve
Arthur Ditner at OWC has this blog post.
This is great as I am not as experienced with Fairlight, though I have been enjoying using it of late.
Arthur Ditner at OWC has this blog post.
This is great as I am not as experienced with Fairlight, though I have been enjoying using it of late.
Free Subsciption required, read it here.
This is another must read on AI tools, and while I know Runaway and DaVinci Resolve, I have not heard of the rest.
Things like Altered are going to change production forever.
It basically shows that the whole software is in here, but not activated for iPad yet, so that means it will likely be added in eventually.
I have seen people who are so negative on DaVinci for iPad, but I am psyched for it. To me it is basically the first full pro software for the ipad and I can’t wait to use it it with my Blackmagic camera.
This excellent video VFXStudy on YouTube.
Filipe Esposito at 9 to 5 Mac wrote this article and I couldn’t agree more.
There is some pro-ish software, with the recently released DaVinci Resolve being the most powerful software on the iPad.
Apple needs to make the software more powerful, because the hardware is already as powerful as it needs to be.
FilmEditingPro has an excellent post and video on how Pro Colorists use scopes in DaVinci Resolve.
Scopes are a must even with a balanced monitor, but are more important without it. You should learn to use your scopes as well as you can.
Doing effects in DaVinci are certainly different than either AVID or Premiere so for those who don’t know, JG McQuarrie has this tutorial.