Fade IN & Fade OUT - DaVinci Resolve for NOOBS! - Tip #11

🔴 Keyframing Made Easy: A Davinci Resolve Tutorial for Noobs▶️ • Keyframing Made Easy: ...
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[@Daniel_Batal]

🔴 Keyframing Made Easy: A Davinci Resolve Tutorial for Noobs▶️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmKug3-dfdxrgrs

[@studioplanetesilhouette]

Now I finally understand what is a key frame… 😊

[@fotolander]

Not sure you know this but you can also fade any clips, audio or video, in and out, with the little white marker-like widgets that appear at the topmost corners of clips when you hover them 😊

[@Daniel_Batal]

Yep! Or with a dissolve transition. Lots of ways to skin this cat but I’m hoping to get users to learn keyframing because it opens up a ton of future options

[@Robroy333]

I was about to say the same thing:)!

[@HoundDogMech]

U mean the HANDLE Bro

[@ggproductions7078]

@@Daniel_Batal that is a very good idea and very true, good thinking

[@StoriesOnWheels9]

Yep! Much quicker!

[@martintidbury2642]

I am completely new to DaVinci and I’ve probably watched 30 videos in an effort to figure out how to do this task! You summed it up in 2 minutes, Brilliant. Thank You.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Glad this helped!

[@taylorrage]

Your videos on DaVinci are incredibly helpful and well done. Thank you!

[@Daniel_Batal]

Glad you like them! Working on the color page as we speak

[@ireneuszpawlik837]

u nailed it bro, 50 seconds of tutorial that changes everything for a noob :)

[@Daniel_Batal]

If you need to do a simple fade in or out quickly (no keyframes) here’s another way-> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=8oIHs25p5sr5m7eX

[@ireneuszpawlik837]

@@Daniel_Batal owesome and easy too, thank you! :))

[@Nueztoy]

There are handles that appear at the corner of the clip when you select it, you slide them to fade in or out. no keyframes needed

[@Daniel_Batal]

You mean like this? -> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share Yeah, but that’s only if you want absolute black and doesn’t allow for asymmetrical fades. Sometimes it’s not about which way is fastest. It’s about knowing many ways to pull off an effect based upon our project needs 👊😎☮️

[@RicoRodriguezGrows]

I’m loving your videos dude! Thanks for the training! ❤️

[@Daniel_Batal]

Glad you like them!

[@RicoRodriguezGrows]

@@Daniel_Batal Is it true if my pictures I import are green then I need to upgrade to the full version? That was an article I read. I’m considering doing that if it fixes my issues.

[@oracleofwater]

Short, no bullshit video and rocking a look that says "the 90s will never die." Huge thumbs up.

[@Daniel_Batal]

❤️

[@DmitriFilms]

Or you can just click and drag the little tag at the top of the start of your clip as far as you want. Same with the end of the clip for a fade out.

[@Daniel_Batal]

kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share 👊😎☮️

[@eddiemattison7792]

Yes, but for some reason mine didn't FADE the music when I tried that. HIs actually worked, and I don't know WHY your method didn't work.... tried them both 8-)

[@GramerrYT]

​@@eddiemattison7792you need to do it on both the audio and the video I think

[@eddiemattison7792]

@@GramerrYT EXACTLY, thanks. I finally went to Audio Fade to fade the audio, and that worked.

[@itsmeagain0]

Short, simple. The effective way to learn. Thanks❤

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome 😊

[@coldsnowlightevilrabbit9122]

I´m a noob, because I used Vegas Pro that now sucks, so learning this program now. Thank you for the video. CSL & OUT!

[@Daniel_Batal]

Fellow proud noob here

[@DetourswithJeff]

Just made the switch and learning everything from you! Thanks

[@Daniel_Batal]

Great to hear, Jeff!

[@HoundDogMech]

You can just drag the Little White Square in the upper left corner of the clip to the right and it accoplishes the same thing without having to deal with the INSPECTOR & KEYFRAMES).

[@Daniel_Batal]

I have a video on that too (you must have missed it: kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=xjJ83nn5m4a7_2BB) My goal is to teach ALL of the features, not just the fastest cheats. My goal is to help creators become proficient with all of Resolve’s features and functionality for all situations

[@seanwhite8747]

Love your incredibly helpful shorts! You’re killing the DaVinci tutorials game!

[@Daniel_Batal]

Thank you very much! Just trying to be helpful ☮️

[@NoCisGaming]

Thank you! Thank you so very much. I've doing a lot of fade-in using Non-additive Dissolve as it was what I found but it stopped doing it for some of my video clips, no matter how much I stretched them out or shrunk them. So, after banging my head on my table for a few hours I finally got the bright idea of asking how to do fade-ins and Your video came up. Solved my problem :) Again, thank you so very much! :)

[@Daniel_Batal]

Hey, if you want to do it super fast, try this way--> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=UEHHeSSU2YTkV0Px

[@BMWgamer99]

Always struggled to make keyframes in Davinci, Thanks for the tip!

[@eddiemattison7792]

Yours was the best and clearest, easiest to follow of the 4 videos I watched on this. Thanks goodness for newb videos. lol

[@Daniel_Batal]

Glad it helped!

[@DanTheMonkey]

Key frames are excellent to play around with, I recently had to use them, for the first time, to zoom in (cut out a part of the video) so it looked a little better, thanks Daniel 👍👍👍

[@michaelobrien4723]

I don’t have Resolve but I watch all your tutorials. It actually gives me ideas on how to do things differently. Who knows, maybe one day I may actually try it out :)

[@Daniel_Batal]

What are you using now?

[@michaelobrien4723]

Premiere Pro

[@albuslee4831]

Thanks a lot ! Super helpful

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome!

[@Sinkay2]

You’ve been my saviour ever since I started my channel lol 😂 I’m still learning! After a month of watching 🎉

[@Daniel_Batal]

That is awesome! Glad these have continued to be useful ☮️

[@DomAZ]

The tip of the morning, great idea to use the key frames.

[@Daniel_Batal]

You bet! There are other ways to do this, Dom, but I like getting Noobs like me to become more familiar with keyframing because it pays dividends later on

[@BrianAustinTX]

Love this tip!

[@Daniel_Batal]

Another way that's even faster --> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share

[@szaboslack3583]

THANK YOU!

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome!

[@KIDREVENGE]

Wow very helpful for me as a new content creator gaming from indonesia! Thanks a lot!

[@Daniel_Batal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@moco360]

Usually i just drag that small white-ish icon on top left videopart and drag right

[@Daniel_Batal]

I have a video on that too! Great fast way to create a fade You can’t copy/paste that as an effect, though. So I try to show all ways

[@user-wk1wi1xy9n]

nice lesson tech

[@Daniel_Batal]

Thanks! 😃

[@ggproductions7078]

or just click on it at the top left of the clip so you have the little backward and forward arrow head icons and drag it across until you get to where you want it to be full

[@AnishGupta06]

exactly... Why to complex it with keyframes🤷

[@dragostego]

THANKS!

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome!

[@wxexw]

That was seriously useful information. Thanks - subscribed!

[@Daniel_Batal]

Awesome, thank you!

[@LeiserSchleicher]

Thanks.

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome

[@onmaggiesfarm]

Good tip - makes more sense than a fade transition in a way

[@Daniel_Batal]

There are several ways to accomplish this same thing but keyframing is something I really want NOOBS to embrace because it opens up many other doors.

[@onmaggiesfarm]

@@Daniel_Batal hey mate... I like your noob shorts from the point of view of a habit-forming check-in / digestible / potentially community-building pov... and from your pov they can be efficient to create (however my last short took maybe 25 hours with 5 being of that being my 1st fairlight mix) and maybe shorts get more eyeballs leading to the "potentially community-building" comment earlier. I'm "playing" with shorts for similar reasons and generally pick up a sub or 2 from each short (and hopefully their attention span will tolerate some of my long form to make it at all worthwhile. Here's my point... I like to save any DR vid (or anything associated) that I have used to learn a skill in making my vids to a playlist so if I can't quite remember how to next time, I can easily see the lesson again in my "Jimbob's Production School" playlist... only thing is with your shorts... it looks like shorts can't be saved to a playlist. Would 1:01 to 3mins in non-short format work better for you (monetisation-wise) and maybe as a playlist where if you get on that train (or Buss) it's harder to get off (once the playlist has built out with good SEO & tags (long-term thinking here though)). You could call the playlist "The Gravy Train"? 😜

[@nightcoder5k]

Thank you! Please keep making videos like this. You're the man.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Thanks, will do!

[@howlfuzzy]

holy squidward you legend thank you

[@Daniel_Batal]

😅

[@howlfuzzy]

@@Daniel_Batal lol i've never used davinci resolve before i literally have no clue what i'm doing LOL it's so different to my previous editor

[@DanRelayer_Ukraine]

thank you ever so much

[@Daniel_Batal]

You are very welcome

[@FriendlyEsotericDude]

Super helpful. Thank you bro. ❤

[@Daniel_Batal]

Happy to help!

[@pablotoledo3935]

thank you!!

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome!

[@VoloVia35]

Thank you Daniel! 👍

[@TheAluminumCarpenter]

Thanks for the tip 😊

[@NathanClawthorne]

thanks man! I love your vids and thanks for sharing!

[@Daniel_Batal]

My pleasure!

[@midouphotographie8753]

Alt+shift+d / alt+shift+g fade frome starthead / fade to endhead 😊

[@Daniel_Batal]

Or grab the little white marker in the upper left and upper right corner of every clip in your timeline! --> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=q1W1uETkQKJLEZl9

[@GeraldPined]

Durooo mi papa.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Più facile--> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=0D-qrVO067JuVGPI

[@lilythepurple]

Thank you!

[@Sydy.Ch4n]

Thank youuu

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome 😊

[@UncleDjGames]

Bro we owe you a lot ❤

[@Daniel_Batal]

You owe me nothing other than to crush your next edit 👊😎☮️

[@ThisBytesForYou]

no freaking way, thats awesome, thank you.

[@Daniel_Batal]

There’s a bunch of different ways to do this. I’ll cover a few but I’m trying to get more users comfortable with keyframing

[@ThisBytesForYou]

@@Daniel_Batal yeah, usually I would add a transition, it almost always works, a few odd times it doesn't hang off, so I need to bring it into the video

[@Daniel_Batal]

There's also a little white marker in the upper left and right corners of every video asset in your timeline if you hover over it. You can just drag it in for fading in/out

[@itemtest1]

You're the best! 👍👍👍

[@uppsatskanalen4456]

Im a noob. Great videos, just what I need!

[@GamingVersebywm]

you dont need to click the keyframe icon for the second part u just need to change the opacity the keyframe will automatically set it theree

[@Daniel_Batal]

Correct! (As long as you always set a reference keyframe)

I'd like to add that key frames are added automatically after you set your first key frame. Like, if you set a key frame, move to a different place in the timeline and change the opacity, a new key frame will be made automatically.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Absolutely!

[@zonelore]

Greetings! Please tell me. Is it possible to somehow set the default so that a new created position (key frame) will always have a Smooth transition, and not a linear one?

[@Daniel_Batal]

From the Edit Page, you mean? Good question. You can bulk change keyframe type in the spline editor in Fusion... and from the Edit Page, you can change the keyframe type in the Inspector by right clicking on it, but I'm not sure if you can change the default from linear to ease in, ease out, etc. I'll let you know if I discover anything.

[@ryusawatari]

DaVinci is amazing, but the way to make things harder than it need to be is something else...

[@Daniel_Batal]

Well, there is a reason for that. Resolve will give you numerous ways to accomplish the same thing based on your project needs. This way, for instance, is great for complete control over how much opacity you want to use. If you just want a simple fade in/fade out from absolute black... Do it THIS way ---> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share

[@ryusawatari]

@@Daniel_Batal I'll check it... I migrate from Vegas to Resolve this year, and theres some things it was easier on Vegas, like the fades and cuts, but I'm learning Resolve step by step, thank you...

[@randomnicemusic5906]

This is the most complex way of doing fades instead of dissolve or using the white handle and drag it out as others have said. BUT. You just taught us keyframes in the same go.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Well said! For reference: I have several other Short EXACTLY like this one showing the other ways to do this. I keep trying to tell young video editors, if you only learn the fastest or easiest way to do something, you'll never become a well-rounded editor in ALL situations. That's the real goal here ❤️

[@TheAarondl]

ty

[@Daniel_Batal]

You're welcome!

[@stonkr]

Nope. There's a better way to do this. Close your eyes until the video hits the right point, then slowly open your eyes. Job done! Seriously, I've just used the white marker drag, thanks for showing me an alternate. 👍

[@Daniel_Batal]

😅 Best comment of the day! Yeah, I have another video showing the markers and that’s by far the fastest way if you want the fade completely to or from black. Have you tried the “fade to playhead” feature?

[@lerychfotovideo]

Thanks! But! Much faster just to drag the rectangle near the top left angle of the clip:). No key points needed, takes 1 second.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Yes or you could add a dissolve transition. Many ways to skin this particular cat but your way doesn't teach the user how to do MORE! Keyframing is the lesson here.

[@lerychfotovideo]

@@Daniel_Batal Ok, got your point!👍

[@LuckyBora]

Just use the Little polygon on top of each clip and Audio

[@Daniel_Batal]

That’s really good for absolute, straight-line fades. Not so good for curves and percentage dissolves

[@Weapon-lt1nj]

Do you have a tutorial with work material to follow along with?

[@Daniel_Batal]

I don't. But I do have long-form tutorials and live streams that try to do the very same thing. Here's an example: kzbin.infoV_hm-kCWWwY?si=KXw6uTaKwE2i5ZhG

[@Not-Only-Reaper-Tutorials]

well I just drag and drop the corner … with the snap on, it snaps agains the playhead. And it fades in as it should. The same for the fade out: I place the playhead where I want to start to fade out, I drag and drop the upper right corner to the playhead.

[@Daniel_Batal]

I covered that method as well. kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share

[@gokulkp7512]

Ctrl+T Also can be use.

[@remedyproductiondesign9673]

Just drag and drop cross dissolve from the effect tab or fade to color resolve. 😬

[@Daniel_Batal]

If you want fast and easy, do this instead-> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=xRxGImBrwrY0HQgc

[@K-11609]

Why not just use cross dissolve in the video transition effects to create the fade in?

[@Daniel_Batal]

You could! Keyframing is slower but gives you complete curve control. If you want fast fade in/out, try it this way--> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=uRcE7udTN6DIJoGO

[@K-11609]

@@Daniel_BatalFair enough. To each their own

[@naukadladzieci]

I'm trying to transition here from Vegas but this is literally accomplished with a single drag from a corner in Vegas... so this is not helping my decision, please tell me there is a much easier than multistep way

[@Daniel_Batal]

You’ll find there are always several ways to do anything in Resolve and I cover as many as possible. Here you go -> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=QC2ISw9XdUQGmbNq

[@JolanXBL]

How come sometimes fade in by moving the edge corner of the clip doesn't work and that I have to use composite? The effect I end up getting is it blinks before fading, ie, full visible, black, fade in. And rarely the effect just refuses to work

[@Daniel_Batal]

Hmmm… haven’t had that issue. Are you using 18.6?

[@Chris14321]

You the GOAT

[@Daniel_Batal]

☮️❤️

[@matrixate]

The most cumbersome way of fading but it's good to know another way using keyframes.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Try not to think too binary when using Resolve. As I’ve shown in an earlier Short, for a fast linear fade to and from absolute black, use the corner keys. But, if your project demands a curve to the motion or needs to not completely dissolve… use keyframes

[@michaelsteenmeijer36]

Cool

[@chriss7393]

Then we can copy and paste to other clips?

[@Daniel_Batal]

Finally! Someone who gets it! Yes, one of the cool things about fading this way is that you CAN copy/paste attributes this way. You can’t just by using corner markers❤️

[@goonik]

Может всё-таки за верхний угол клипа потянуть?

[@Daniel_Batal]

-> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=VQBVU-RaLC-Oj-GW

[@ggproductions7078]

sorry Daniel, didn't see this before I posted the same thing

[@TheFilmFactory-India]

Hello. How can I fade out a tracled call out in Fusion? I am working on resolve 19. Thank you.

[@Daniel_Batal]

You can key frame the opacity of a fusion clip, either to fade in or fade out. Like this-> kzbin.infonAjdVZhasAE?si=zs76fVEIR9PFGsOs Or for fast fades do this-> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=jkv1eTJIZr3qTA5A

[@Kaedahara]

Thanks! Idk but isn’t using a transition better?

[@Daniel_Batal]

Better? No. Faster? Maybe. If you want fast, every asset in your timeline has a martlet in the upper left & right corner when you hover. Just drag them for fade. This was more about showing new users how to embrace keyframing, something new users struggle with

[@nrdas8912]

Something is going to have to happen for me to change from current Filmora to Resolve even though I have a new ATEM with a Resolve file output.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Use what works for you ☮️

[@nrdas8912]

Resolve is what I should learn. Thanks for the Noobs series. @@Daniel_Batal

[@Daniel_Batal]

If you're coming from Filmora, this is the best place to start --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH6moml8mZKNl9U

[@ecko1882]

Does Davinici have any useful tools to help me edit my video to the audio track and its beats?

[@Daniel_Batal]

Yes! It does have beat marker technology. I’ll have to do a video on that soon. Great suggestion

[@user-gp8zo7rp7x]

but this didn't apply it to the sound as well :( how may I fade in sound too?

[@Daniel_Batal]

For fast (complete) fades on either audio or video, try this way-> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=mrwIMmLqzv5TZ_JC

[@JewishMusicToronto]

But... why? I've liked all these shorts so far, but this one, I don't get. Why not just use the fade slider or (in a pinch, right click and add a cross fade for clips that aren't back to back with others)? Does this method offer some kind of better control with the extra time it takes to set up?

[@Daniel_Batal]

I’ve covered several ways to accomplish similar results. Using the corner key will give you a fast fade to/from complete black. Using keyframes allows you more control. Perhaps you don’t want a full fade, perhaps you want a curve in the keyframe fade spline, perhaps you want the footage to start to fade out then come right back to full opacity. Learning keyframing gives you a deeper level of control in a variety of project applicationsz Hope that helps ☮️

[@JewishMusicToronto]

@@Daniel_Batal it does! I had a feeling it had something to do with more control, but a practical application was escaping me. Thanks!

[@DineshKumar-gy2nd]

can i fade text like that how can i do that with muliple text

[@Daniel_Batal]

Yep, though if you just want a quick fade to or from complete black... this is faster ---> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=s_1vwDftQZfE3f0x

[@fuhrershinbet9000]

I have nothing against this video. But I feel that filmora is much more easier to use, that's why I prefer filmora than a complicated da Vinci resolve.

[@Daniel_Batal]

I say use what works! That being siad, I should point out that Resolve is a Pro level video editing software, Filmora... not so much. Also, Resolve has a completely free version (Filmora doesn't) that users can get started with right away. It's much more high functioning than even Filmora's paid version. Filmora also no longer offers a lifetime license, Resolve does. And now Filmora is starting to put new features inside of the software behind separate paywalls.

[@fuhrershinbet9000]

@@Daniel_Batal totally da Vinci is only for pro level.

[@mon0theist_tv]

Hmm I'm not seeing the little keyframe icons appear on the timeline 🤔

[@Daniel_Batal]

Click the little icon on the lower right of the asset in the timeline It’ll expand the keyframe window if keyframes are present

[@mon0theist_tv]

@@Daniel_Batal thanks ill try that

[@Salar-ef9ei]

how to do this in fairlight

[@Daniel_Batal]

Fastest way? In Fairlight, Expand the tracks so they’re taller and easier to view as I’ve shown in previous videos, hover on your video segment and grab the fade in/fade out key markers in the upper left and right corner of that clip. Drag to where you want the fade in/fade out to occur.

[@davidvader8723]

Thanks Daniel will it work on an image? My wife pulled an image from a you tube background she made me and every time I tried fading, it deleted the clip that was underneath the image? It's causing stagnation on my progress and I really hope this works. Thank you again

[@Daniel_Batal]

It works on all of mine. You are having some unique issue if it doesn’t

[@davidvader8723]

@@Daniel_Batal thank you, now that I know it works for you, I will endeavor to make it work, thank you

[@dohphoto]

Why can't the fade in handles just snap to the playhead?

[@Daniel_Batal]

They can. Definitely take the time to learn all of the feature options that you tend to use most often in DR. There’s always more than one way to do anything --> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=v38hQP8Yx4dIDTi9

[@derekheisler2058]

Thanks for linking that. Thats exactly what I’m talking about, those handles (the linked video), how do you turn on snapping so they snap to the red playhead? By default they don’t snap.

[@davidvader8723]

Hey Daniel, how do you fade an image?

[@Daniel_Batal]

Same way. Or this way--> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share

[@davidvader8723]

@@Daniel_Batal I looked at your video, thank you for replying but will it work on a still image? My wife made me a background and I pulled it in and tried messing with it for 4 hours and when I finally thought I was there, it somehow deleted a clip and wouldn't let me retrieve it, it said media offline Daniel !!! And I had to call it a night.

[@ItzDogo]

But how do you do it with White

[@Daniel_Batal]

add a track below it and add a full frame gradient and set it to White

[@ItzDogo]

@@Daniel_Batal How do you know all this stuff? 🤯

[@Dosageactual]

Or save yourself a lot of time and just grab the little marker in the top corner of the clip.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Like this…? -> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=kQmQ1h6oe1A0J5Th

[@allstarbury]

just question .Since when you are in Davinci ?

[@Daniel_Batal]

About a half a year now. You may have missed some of the tumult around the holidays last year

[@allstarbury]

@@Daniel_Batal no no i am watching and i remember mess with filmmora which i just seen new version (commercial on youtube ) and i dont care .I started to like Davinci more ane more .Hardest challenge for me will be HDR export as i dont want overexpose and blow up brightness .

[@Daniel_Batal]

DaVinci Resolve is the industry standard for color correction & grading. There is no better. That won't be a concern once you learn to use the color page.

[@allstarbury]

@@Daniel_Batal and i can tell you i am surprized what i seen .I can make late evening from early afternoon and ppl wont even find out about this .I can even lie that my video has been recrded 3 hrs later Cheers

[@NicanorVillanueva.]

can you do this like in crashing vegas?

[@Daniel_Batal]

Crashing Vegas…?

[@ladislaoloera6095]

Do you recommend DaVinci over f Filmora?

[@Daniel_Batal]

Yes.

[@ladislaoloera6095]

@@Daniel_Batal Looks like I'm buying DaVinci!.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Try the free version first 👊😎☮️

[@Dmgdd]

When I do this it just blurs it in instead of making it black

[@Daniel_Batal]

User error. Here's a fool-proof way to do it without keyframing--> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share

[@StuchlikProduction]

This is more like the Premiere way to do it, just drag the top corner

[@Daniel_Batal]

I have a video covering that method too. It’s good if you want a direct fade to/from black. Not so good for any other type of custom fade

[@victorog5195]

ctrl t

[@Daniel_Batal]

If you’re looking for speed, grab the clip corners. kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=ouY2jiqUAbCqEJAX

[@EmblemBlue2]

Bro just use the dedicated fade in and out markers it’s so much easier 😂

[@Daniel_Batal]

You mean like this? kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share What if I want to fade in from 20% opacity? Or change the fade out curve to pause or slow mid-fade?

[@ThornTheaterReviews]

Hmmm... I wasnt doing it like this

[@Daniel_Batal]

Were you doing it this way? -> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=tO8SoP9J7C05Cp6N

[@ThornTheaterReviews]

@@Daniel_Batal yup!

[@johnnygrasso7714]

does it really take so many time and passages to simply fade in or out? it should be istantaneous! can't believe there are no other ways to do it EDIT: i found the actually easier way LOL

[@Daniel_Batal]

Of course there are other ways! I teach them all 😁 kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?si=ZURPdVUjnhaWwC_Q

[@Bobsmithabc]

why not just use the fade on the clip?

[@Daniel_Batal]

You could. I have a separate video on that way is well. The goal here is to help make new Resolve users familiar with all the features available to you

[@user-wv7us6mk1x]

❤

[@kokiansstudio]

Easier just drag the white tag.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Yeah but then it’s an absolute linear fade (no curve) and from black. Great for a simple fade, not great if you want to pull from 17%.

[@MatthewCuda]

That’s the hard way to do that

[@Daniel_Batal]

Yes but you have more control over the fade than this-> kzbin.infotjIeaRi5pQw?feature=share

[@Asifusain]

Stop that noobs!

[@Daniel_Batal]

Never yell at us Noobs 😜

[@BuzzaB77]

Or, just grab the little handle on the corner of every clip....

[@Daniel_Batal]

Absolutely true. I have another video showing that. Though, that will only give you direct fade in/fade out data points. If you want to change the spline and have full customization of the curve... or even start /end your fade not from fully black, understanding keyframing is going to give you a lot more pro level control.