E77 Speed Editor "Selects" workflow for Resolve Edit Page
I’ve had a love/hate relationship with the Speed Editor since it came out in 2020.
It has a great jog wheel and feels very A-B old-school in the best of ways.
But it’s difficult to customize, and previously only really integrated with the Cut Page.
I’m more of an Edit Page guy… so on today’s show we’ll take a look at my workflow for making Stringouts, Selects, and Assemblies using the Davinci Resolve Speed Editor in the Edit Page.
Tune in live at 2pm ET!
• Blackmagic Davinci Resolve Speed Editor https://bhpho.to/4cwknOc https://amzn.to/4czatvD (affiliate links)
Chapters
0:00:00 Preroll
0:01:27 WELCOME - Speed Editor in the Edit Page
0:06:03 The problem with the Cut Page breaking nested clips...
0:07:05 PART 1 - Stringout
0:11:45 PART 2 - Selects
0:20:14 PART 3 - Assembly
0:25:37 HELLO TO LIVE VIEWERS - Let Your Nerd Be Heard, LikeThisReview, Nico Wasmus, Eric Likness, Laurent Lamblin, Jesse Hernandez
0:26:01 QUESTIONS – Eric Likness: Footage Logging is still necessary, even these days.
0:27:55 Eric Likness: It's funny you mention the divide between the "Cut" vs. "Edit" page. Aaron Parecki had the same complaint about the Speed Editor that way. Alex Pettitt is the only person I know who uses the Cut Page.
0:32:03 Let Your Nerd Be Heard: I actually stopped using speed editor and just now use a streamdeck to do the same functions. I only used speed editor on cut page too.
0:35:00 Eric Likness: That shuttle/jog knob is definitely really old skool
0:38:29 Eric Likness: Like with so many things BMD, a Streamdeck fills sooo many gaps.
0:41:35 Sharif Zad-FUNCOLOGY: How fast is it when editing iso multicam?
0:49:39 Sharif Zad-FUNCOLOGY: Can you show quick iso multicam editing with editor!
1:00:19 Eric Likness: I'm sure fewer angles/cams is easier on a laptop cpu. Definitely
1:02:23 GOOD BYE