Best NEW WAY To Speed Ramp Transition In Davinci Resolve

[@JamieFenn]

FAQ ANSWERS: The beat markers are there for you to time the clips of your choice to whatever length you want. I only showed a short example but if you continue to add clips and do the same techniques I show you on every one of your clips, you will get a complete edit. As long as you trim the compound to the markers you set, the speed ramping will fit within that time frame when adjusting the spline in the fusion window. The speed ramp curve is up to your own creative decision, but the S curve and boomerang curve I show in the video are the two most common curves. ALSO: I made the beat markers ON the actual song resulting in not seeing it in the spline window. If you want to see the markers in the fusion page while adjusting the spline, then make the markers on the timeline level instead of on the song, then you'll be able to see them in fusion :)

[@thewayfarer1337]

I'm glad you didn't title this "EASY" NEW WAY.... Because this is complicated AF!! This is literally Level 9000 Advanced Davinci techniques so I hope your subscribers are experienced users or even experts at Davinci! For folks like me, I imagine I could spend some time with this and learn most of it but it's so complicated I would be beholden to coming back to this video if I ever wanted to repeat this process. Practice will obviously make us perfect but man, this ish is probably the most complicated Davinci tutorial I've ever seen! Lol But hey, thanks a ton for putting this out there. I know how much goes into these videos. I also like how you don't dink around explaining ish that people should already know. You're wham, bam, bam, wham and I appreciate that!

[@JamieFenn]

I promise you, once you do it a few times, it becomes second nature and you’ll knock out speed ramping like this FAST

[@ReefMcCoy]

@thewayfarer1337 this is pretty simple stuff tbh things get way harder

[@eYACTION]

That's amazing bro so useful !! You rock bro

[@JamieFenn]

Thank you man I appreciate it!

[@MikeSmith-wr4yc]

Looks amazing! gonna try it soon..

[@JamieFenn]

You'll love it!

[@spearcy]

This one looks good and will take more than one watch to understand fully. 👍🏻

[@JamieFenn]

Glad you like it! It's a bit tricky!

[@px.design]

Great Video Jamie, been waiting for this for a long time. Gonna have a fun time now in davinci with new gear and these new tips🔥🙏🏼

[@JamieFenn]

My dude!! Thank you so so much. Have fun man. This is honestly the very best way to get those speed ramps we love so much. Cheers!

[@ivankolev010]

je moze komplikovanije,ovo mi deluje dosta jednostavno :)

[@itsRoguetv]

been lookingg for an alternative way to work with the speed ever since switching from premieres velocity flow.This is great thanks!

[@JamieFenn]

Glad I could help!

[@SkyRainpuff]

Oh useful tips, use music remixer to isolate the drums to make it easier to put in the markers

[@JamieFenn]

That's a great idea!

[@fnatic333]

Any difference if we make the stablized clip fusion instead of compound clip ?

[@JwadeProductions7]

If you want to match beat cut just go into the fair light page and switch it to by tempo instead of frames. Set the BPM and bing bang boom now your editing to the beat

[@JamieFenn]

Yea sure that works too!

[@lottehaas_]

Hey, awesome video! Could you share which keyboard you're using?

[@gordonrobb]

Am I missing something? I don’t see how you are timing the speed ramps, with the beats. I also have no idea what the ‘d’ then copy the blur, and ‘d’ again was all about. I found this all a little confusing sorry.

[@marijansrsa]

You have to put the markers on the timeline, not on the music track, then you can see the markers in fusion spline. Only thing that's getting tricky in the spline section, selecting the actual keyframe won't work all the time, you'll have to move the marker a bit. Hope that helps ✌

[@fatoldclimber]

@@marijansrsa So I didn't miss something, he didn't do that, right?

[@RobGibsonPFM]

at about 3:08 he sets his clip to the beat and then trims it to 4 beats. the "d" is to disable the adjustment clip because its hard on your processor, so to disable and then reenable it. Hope that helps!

[@gordonrobb]

@@RobGibsonPFMYes. He sets it to 4 beats. But he puts 2/3 speed ramps in that 4 beat clip.

[@JamieFenn]

I say in the video that using motion blur sucks up a lot of your computers resources so I deactivate it until Im ready for the final render. And as far as timing the speed ramps, Im really confused what you don't understand as all you have to do is make sure you line up the clip and clip length to the beat markers, trim, and it matches up.

[@AlexKovshovik]

This is an amazing way to do speed ramps! Retime UI on edit page is a lot more tedious!

[@JamieFenn]

I agree, the retime UI is a bit clunky.

[@tyronehardnett6814]

Would it be possible to get some practice footage to follow along with in the next tutorial?

[@JamieFenn]

Stock footage is available in the description!

[@mathias_shwz]

thanks for this guide, its really awesome,but I have one question. How do you see your marked beats to use it on your speed ramp points on the spline in the Fusion Tab? greetings

[@JamieFenn]

See pinned comment :)

[@JamieFenn]

See pinned comment! :)

[@Coubasic]

Отличный контент как всегда!!! Только почему ты не показал цветокоррекцию???

[@thecultofspeed]

Great video, I had learned this way recently, I defiantly got some tips from you that I think I was doing wrong. Two things that I struggle with. When I use tracker, it is not always as smooth as I would like, I was surprised to see the amount of movement in your clip still work out for tracker. I think I learned something about how I was centering the clip vs you so I hope that helps. As for your Time Stretcher, how do you avoid it slowing down too much? I have an issue with this and then the footage looks a little stuttery like it was slowed too much. Also, how do you go faster? Sometimes I feel I need the speed part of the ramp to be faster. Does this have to do with the long amount of frames that you include in the ramp but not in the clip selection?

[@JamieFenn]

Theres a lot of factors when It comes to being smooth. If you watch the video I linked at the end of this one It should answer all of your questions.

[@flbassmaster5551]

Best video out!

[@JamieFenn]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏼

[@seasideshutterworx]

Thank you so much! Will this work with clips shot at 30fps or does it have to be shot in 60fps?

[@JamieFenn]

Works on all fps.

[@seasideshutterworx]

@@JamieFenn Sweet, thank you

[@МуратБелый-л4о]

Appreciate your helpful videos! I liked your keyboard. Could you please tell me its name? Is it LOFREE Flow84?

[@JamieFenn]

Yup!!

[@EricEsser]

This is the best speed ramp tut for DaVinci on the internet. This is way better and more flexible than the edit page speed ramp stuff that you see all the time.

[@JamieFenn]

I'm glad you agree that it's much more flexible. And thank you for the kind words!

[@jlad5960]

Why did you track the Tesla logo?

[@JamieFenn]

It stabilizes the footage.

[@NINETY-97-SEVEN]

what are your timeline settings? and do you keep the video speed at 100% or do you slow it down to 50% for example when you shoot 60fps on a 30fps timeline. :D I think I always fuck this one up hahah, great video btw!

[@HDes-qk2jf]

happt new year，Jamie

[@JamieFenn]

Happy New Year!!

[@SkeldonMusic]

Thx for your video, dude. Your tutorial will be really useful to me! 🔥

[@pilotpuppyxd7215]

how do you do the wheel spin thing?

[@JamieFenn]

;) I’ll make a tutorial

[@pilotpuppyxd7215]

@@JamieFenn thank you

[@Pranav_c_r]

❤‍🔥🔥

[@ineedlulz]

I've read all the comments and no one seems to have an answer, unfortunately. How do you ensure you don't dip below your timeline FPS and get staccato-like playback? The other method you reach you has more control to make sure you don't.

[@ZionRobinson]

Great video! If you create your beat markers on the timeline instead of the clip they will show up in the spline editor and is very helpful!

[@oderspreezander9124]

Thank you for the Video, but easy?😅🤣😂

[@JamieFenn]

Once you do it a couple times it becomes really easy

[@oderspreezander9124]

@@JamieFenn 👌

[@cinedave]

Sorry but how is this easier than the standard speedramping method? It's like 1000 more steps lol Nice to show another way though and it sure has it's use cases

[@ricardocarvalho1184]

you right man, I wonder what it must have been like before if this method is the easiest? lol It took him 8:11 minutes to explain, you can already see that it was difficult. Davinci Resolve could create a more intuitive and practical way to quickly use speedramps

[@JamieFenn]

It’s easier Matching it to the music and making the speedramps perfectly smooth compared to the edit page.

[@ifell3]

Happy new year

[@JamieFenn]

Same to you!

[@aronfarkas4874]

Great! Thank you!

[@JamieFenn]

You are welcome!

[@EverythingFilmmaking]

That’s a lot of work 😂😂😂

[@JamieFenn]

Once you do all the steps and you get practice it becomes really easy. You can knock out edits fast

[@Immortalique]

What's the point to make markers? You didn't sync them with points on the curve

[@JamieFenn]

When you cut the clip to the markers of your choice, anything you do within the spline editor will be to that exact length

[@nickkyriakidis]

Remember telling you this 2 years ago

[@Soumyajit2.0]

😂 love u bruhh

[@Андрей-ы1ш1ч]

1. Thanks, buddy! 2. Why did we use M to mark the beats of the music? You didn't use them anywhere else!

[@JamieFenn]

I just showed a quick example. Continue doing the same steps for the first clip and match it up to the beat markers until you’re done.

[@Андрей-ы1ш1ч]

@JamieFenn I thought you were going to show how to combine the speed "spurts" in fusion - spline with these markers

[@gsmixed]

Damn you Jamie you beat me to the punch. I have a video about using the time stretcher node to speed ramp planned. 😂 Great vid nonetheless. 👍🏿

[@theempirex-4371]

Great way!

[@tedrzz]

This was so cool, thank you!

[@JamieFenn]

You are very welcome!

[@AF-vm6xx]

Quality content as always my man!

[@JamieFenn]

Appreciate it!

[@clemensklosterer1342]

Thats the way yes but whats new?

[@JamieFenn]

This is for the people who are not as experienced as you.

[@Vvafi.1]

🔝✅

[@SCHAUDENLUCAS]

I have used both techniques quite extensively and both have flaws. The classic way sucks for boomerangs or at least it is a bit clumsy and has bugs from time to time, also it is not as great to form a nice organic easing curve with the spline. The „new“ way via fusion sucks because you can‘t actually see the beat markers while working on the keyframes and splines, you can‘t set the exact percentage for slowmo / fps and also it is more tideous to initially set up for each clip.

[@JamieFenn]

You can actually, you just have to put the beat markers at the timeline level :)

[@SCHAUDENLUCAS]

@@JamieFennTrue, but then you can’t touch the audio anymore without „loosing“ the markers. It’s possible but if clients (as a freelancer, not a content creator) do the classic last minute switcheroo… let’s say it is not efficient.

[@Hougified]

Super rad! Thanks bro!

[@JamieFenn]

I appreciate the support, thanks!

[@AffinityPhoto]

Marking the beats sounds like a perfect AI task…

[@JamieFenn]

Eh honestly for short clips and stuff it really doesn't take that much time. But for an entire song, then yea I could see that.

[@arkreatives]

Hey brother awesome video! You just saved us editors a loooot of the time now we don't have to move back and forth between AE and DVR just to fine tune that ramp! I had a question though! I see you using the Rectified Audio Wave forms in your editing timeline and I get it! Makes hella easier to mark out beats and see the audio levels more visually! I just couldn't figure out on how so set it as default for every project! Can you help me out here? Much Appreciated Brother! Love from India!🖐❤

[@JamieFenn]

It’s a timeline setting. Hard to explain in the comments

[@FenzirL]

Jamie, you are a legend! Thanks alot! 🌟

[@JamieFenn]

Glad you liked it! 🙌

[@TLOverlander]

Did I miss something....you not going to play the end result?

[@JamieFenn]

The intro was the final result of the technique I showed you. I just briefly showed you how to do it on one clip as it's the exactly same process for every clip you use.

[@TLOverlander]

@JamieFenn must not of been paying attention lol

[@altodarvesh5748]

I've been doing this for years😭

[@JamieFenn]

Nice! Have I seen any of your videos before anywhere?

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

🤘🙏❤️

[@BoBMaSt0r]

Actually there's an easier way to do that. 1) First of all take and adjustment clip and make it a Reference composition. 2) In that clip use the Planar Tracker instead of the normal one so that you can zoom crop automatically. 3) Afterwards use a Transform node and use the Anim Curves modifier so that you dont have to do the curves manually. 4) Just select Custom, make keyframes for the zoom in only, Easing and select circ in and out, which is exactly what you did manually. 5) Then check the Mirror box and you have a perfectly mirrored animation that works in conjunction with the length of the clip automatically, however much you stretch it. If you copy that Adjustment clip and make changes at any point, then all of the clones will have the same changes applied via the Reference Clip.

[@blackhole-tq2hv]

yeah...the video method seems a lot like a particular way of doing and more manual way.....your way is more like generalized and efficient way.

[@allantucker4327]

You lost me at “go into Fusion” 1:59

[@JamieFenn]

Practice man

[@AhsanZafar]

this is harder than adding speed points

[@wildone8602]

Great Video!!! And a happy new year ✌🏼One question: Can you show us in a separate video, which curves in the Spline Editor are still possible for this technique and whether you can then save this Fusion tree as a macro (drfx file or similar) for other projects, so that you don't always have to start all the speed ramps from scratch when you start another project?

[@JamieFenn]

Na you can't save them...

[@wildone8602]

@ Okay, thanks for the info. Then you always have to build them yourself. But a video showing a few more curves in the Spline Editor would be cool

[@JamieFenn]

@@wildone8602 Honestly I showed you the two most commonly used ones. Anything besides that will be personal taste.

[@Theexplorographer]

Man, start out by saying you can do this on the free DR and then try and sell me plugins.

[@JamieFenn]

You can speed ramp in the free version..., but the other effects I used are my plugin's.

[@midicronica1]

Soo..When and how do you match the ramps to the beat markers again ? I didn’t see that part…

[@JamieFenn]

That’s totally up to you. They can be every beat or 2 beats or 3/4.

[@ArmanAjmal-bt6pw]

❤💯

[@WillReec.1]

I really want to buy your plugins but the Brazilian dollar costs 6.20 Brazilian real Brazil is not helping hahahah

[@JamieFenn]

I just had a black friday sale, and holiday sale... sorry man

[@SoFloMan]

Many KZbinrs beat you to this method already

[@naaveee8214]

I figured this out few months ago, then i wondered why nobody was making tutorials on this way of speed ramping. I almost learned AE for speed ramping then figured this way and left AE again.

[@JamieFenn]

It’s a really great way to speed ramp, it’s easier to make it super smooth!

[@tdyrc]

Honestly its Just anime twixtor without cutting dead frames

[@JamieFenn]

Yea I don’t use that

[@quantumphlo]

Another great tutorial Jamie! Followed you on IG as well :)