That is a ton of keyboard shortcuts and I hope you start using them.Many a productivty article cites the use of keybindings as a major factor that increases productivity and, in my experience, this is true 100%. These can be used however you need to better save points on your timeline.
Using the M key you can quickly add some markers. This will work with things like color effects and can even be done with audio. Here you can select any or all of the settings you want to copy over. Using Alt + V will bring up the past attributes window. Select your source clip and hit Control + C and then select the destination clips. Edit one and you can copy and paste the attributes over to others. If you are working with a ton of similar clips you might want to apply the same exact effects to them all. Or, you can hit J to play back in reverse and multiple taps will change the speed. Tapping L multiple times will speed up the playback which can help you speed through longer projects or clips. If you want some more control you should use L. Spacebar is the common play/pause function. If you need to zoom in on your timeline to get a little more precision all you have to do is hit Control + “+” or “-“ to zoom in or out quickly. If you add a Shift to the right/left arrows you will just forward/backward one second. The down arrow will head to the end of a clip and the up arrow will bring you to the beginning. If you use the left and right arrows you can move forwards and backwards a frame at a time. Alt + R will then open up the retime curve. With a clip on the timeline selected you can hit Control + R to open up the retime controls. Speed ramping is a common tool today and it can be a bit of a hassle. You may want to speed up switching between the different Resolve tabs. If you want to go from the other side, which is delete anything from the next clip back to the playhead position you hit E. What you can do now is hit Q to delete anything from the previous cut to the playhead. When working on the timeline when you are on a clip you can hit W to create a cut at the playhead.
This was set to be this shortcut manually. Select all the clips you want to align based on waveform and then hit Control + Alt + W and it’ll start up the synchronization process. After you do that you can tap P and have this clip appended to the end of your timeline. What you can do in this view is simply hit I when you want to set an in point and hit O when you want to set the out. Open up a clip in your media pool to bring it to the preview window. Just hit Control + I and you’ll bring up the import window. Importing is something you have to do every single time. This makes a new bin and you can name it whatever you want. To make a new bin in your media pool just Shift + Control + N. Note: This is on Windows.īins should be used to organize all your media. Friedrich Videographics talks about some of the best shortcuts. Mousing around through all the menus and options just won’t cut it when you start needing to turn out jobs on a regular basis and when time wasted will literally start costing you money.ĭaVinci Resolve users will probably want to learn a thing or two about which shortcuts are the most helpful, especially if you have never used many of them before. Fast computers are amazing for video editing – seriously, we talk about them a lot – but real editors will tell you that keyboard shortcuts are the essential time saver.
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