Plus, some keys have an alternative function where customers can press and hold or double press to get a second function using the same key. Some of the enhanced function keys on the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor are not even available on the full sized editor keyboard. The DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor eliminates the large QWERTY keyboard for a smaller more portable design, so the function button area includes only the controls customers need for editing. Pressing the smooth cut button adds a smooth cut so customers can eliminate jump cuts. Pressing dissolve adds a dissolve to the edit point using the default duration. The cut key will remove any effect on an edit point in the timeline.
The smart indicator in the timeline will let customers know which edit point will be affected, and customers can move the timeline to move the edit point in focus. It’s really fast as customers can scroll down the timeline adding or removing effects. However, with the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor, customers can just press a button to switch them on and off. Now the cut page has a modern version of the videotape.Įditing software can be slow at adding transitions to edits because customers have to click and drag effects down into the timeline. However old tape based linear editing had the advantage of all media being played from a videotape, so customers could simply fast forward and rewind to see all their shots. That’s too slow for work such as TVCs, news, promos and training videos. Traditional edit software uses thousands of clips to organize their media, so customers need to constantly click and drag clips to edit. This means the editor can work much faster because, unlike a mouse, the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor has a control for each edit function and can perform multiple tasks at the same time. Blackmagic Davinci Resolve Speed Editor KeyboardĭaVinci Resolve Speed Editor, a new keyboard for DaVinci Resolve’s cut page that allows a new and dramatically faster editing solution that’s a combination of integrated hardware and software.
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