the NEWEST, SMOOTHEST and BEST way to SPEED RAMP in Davinci Resolve.

🎬 Elevate Your Real Estate Videos with Revolutionary Speed Ramping Techniques in DaVinci Resolve! 🚀
Welcome to our latest tutorial where we unveil groundbreaking speed ramping techniques tailored specifically for real estate videos. Say goodbye to traditional methods because we're about to transform the way you showcase properties. In this video, we'll guide you through innovative techniques that will bring your real estate footage to life like never before, using the power of DaVinci Resolve.
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[@duoco_media]

PART 2 coming very soon.

[@editorrey9552]

Great. I hope you will teach us how to do this in FCP

[@Whitephoenix1402]

Plus one on FCPX version

[@duoco_media]

I would love to but I dont even have Final Cut installed on my computer haha @@Whitephoenix1402

[@YokNg]

@@duoco_media how about capcut?

[@paulserna7191]

It's even easier to do speed ramps in FCP X, thats the only reason i don't fully switch to Resolve :/@@editorrey9552

[@ShehryarAhmed39]

Every tutorial on the same topic you will see on KZbin going forward would be a copy of this. This guy is the first to share it so respect for u bro. Creators were trying to find this tutorial for 2 years or so and there was no single video on KZbin about this. I had figured out a way to do it in FCPX sometime ago but be able to do it in Resolve is a game changer for all those powerful color grading tools.

[@VISUALGLOBE]

How do you do it in fcxp?

[@duoco_media]

I believe this is a first and I haven't even covered the whole topic in this video.. so much more I can show

[@filmedbyweezy]

@@duoco_media Would love to see more! 🤩

[@armando.visuals]

Agreed! The same for car transitions on DaVinici using the graph editor which is why im considering making one. NO ONE wants to spill the sauce on it and I kind of want to go for it since people think After Effects is the only way to do it. I had to open AE to do it till I found we can do the same here. SO happy.

[@armando.visuals]

@@VISUALGLOBE Watch Ryan Nagle Tutorial. He just posted one. The thing that SUCKS about FPCX is that you can't use a graph editor or have as much control with keyframes. KEEP IN MIND you can do this in the FREE Version of Davinci. Time to switch my friend.

[@frederik.schilling4260]

finally i can speed ramp in davinci like in after effects, thank you so much! i've been looking for this forever

[@SHmediade]

To make it even smoother, you can place an Optical Flow node behind the Time Stretcher and set it to 'Flow' to enable frame interpolation. For the best results with Motion Blur, you can use the Vector Motion Blur Node, which also requires an Optical Flow node behind it. 😄

[@best-shotss2658]

Hi, Please write in more detail how to do this.

[@JoshPeters]

Watched, purchased implemented. This is THE video for real estate speed ramping, huge appreciation my man. Been on Davinci for a couple years and have struggled to get this look with the ramps but now thats fixed!

[@duoco_media]

awesome, great to hear

[@allexandrufilip]

I want to purchase the zoom effects but after I create the speed ramp and make a new fusion clip the curves don't appear in the new fusion clip, I tried with the built in effect but doesn't work, I am miss something,

[@NickinNashville]

Alright, I need you to now take it down immediately 😂

[@realestate8681]

This is what I have been looking for a long time and I couldn't find it. At the moment I am editing real estate videos in PP and I always saw this kind of real estate videos on instagram and youtube having this smooth transitions and I could not replicate this in PP. So I cam to the conlcusion that only Final Cut is capable of delivering such smooth speedramp transitions but now that you showed me that it is possible to do it in Davinci as well I am almost decided to make the move from PP to Davinci. Thank you for sharing. Have you thought about making a Paid tutorial on how you edit a real estate video from start to finish? I would be happy to pay for it. All I want is you screen recording and editing your video doing you normal workflow and just narating everything you do. It will be worth paying for such tutorial.

[@alex__film]

I use speed ramps in almost all of my video in a traditional way and was always struggling to get them right! Will definitely try this approach in my next project, thanks a lot! Subscribed and waiting for the part 2 👏

[@ohgeezus_]

Im literally learning DaVinci right now (mainly for colorgrading), coming from After Effects and Premiere. Now that I know how to replicate this in DaVinci I think I'm ready to make the full switch! Thank you 🙏

[@tinapears]

Thank you!! I've been trying to get buttery speedramps and it never occurred to me to using Fusion. You have saved me so much headaches!

[@RanjanSharma2001]

Hi Duoco Thanks for this excellent detailed tutorial however even after watching it last 13 days 100s of time I cant get my speed ramping in fusion at all, since you are planing 2nd part of this here is my feedback. 1. Make it user friendly by reducing the screen resolution as of now the font is so small due to larger screen you are using that most people with less resolution will not be able to see the text. 2. Make it user friendly for fusion beginners so they can also follow it. I tried my best to create the linear speed ramp but when I play the video no speeding is happening I even try to follow your ramping with beizer handles even that fails to speed up, what am I missing? Some additional info would help me to get this working. Do I need to click some extra buttons to see the speed ramp?

[@naskutak]

when I do everything as in the video, I don't get the same results. key frames go from high speed to low speed on the graph. Can you change the resolution of your monitor? As I see, most of us have the same problem. And to go more slowly, to overlook the difficulties we might have and to warn us in those cases. In any case, thanks and you have SUB

[@cristybotea]

we need part 2 Really cool these information, thank you!!!!

[@cullencarter3026]

So glad you put the effort into helping others with these videos 🙌🏼 so tired of other creators gate keeping and charging small fortunes for these effects.

[@tonymariucci759]

Yep. Iv searched for months for this tutorial. Definitely earned a subscribe for this one. 🎉

[@LaubsterMedia]

Well Done!! simple and SUPPPPEER effective!!

[@antoniotionalmedia]

Such a cool video..Big Heart for Sharing these techniques..Thanks DC..

[@therayvinson7839]

Been watching this over and over..finally got it and bought your zoom in. Thanks for taking all the time to do this. It has inspired me so much to try and replicate your quality. Again, thanks for sharing.

[@luxmediaproduction]

Mate amazing! Have been looking searching for this style for a while.

[@sohrabnayyar]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@JeffCarlson0471]

That is very cool. I have a video that I was looking to add some speed ramping to and now I know how I am going to do it.

[@jean-pierresmal1992]

Thanks so much man for this tutorial! I recently found vids from people doing this as well in Davinci but they labelled it as twixtor or velocity edits about a year ago. Big ups for this easy to understand explanation

[@vladislav_panin]

If you are not doing hand gestures that match the drops when working on your transitions - you are doing it wrong 🤌 Thanks for the video! Extremely helpful stuff 👏

[@SufyanMussood]

Any chance you'd do a tutorial for Premiere Pro users? Love your edits dude.

[@Messi10billy]

Any luck with premiere pro?

[@user-eq6vh9yk5o]

bro... Thank you so much for this. I've been editing in Davinci for about a year now, and couldn't find the "secret sauce," to get those EPIC speed ramps. Over the last few days I've spent time learning and editing in Final Cut Pro, just to try and achieve the same results. I hate having to learn two different types of software and this might have just solved my problem. Again, thank you so much for this. 5 Stars.

[@jordanmitchell1433]

Great tutorial. Does this only work on the first frame of a clip? As soon as I add the time stretch effect my frames drop to zero until the speed ramp happens

[@AlexSnow47]

Awesome 8 thanks you so much man ! 🙏 I subscribe immediately

[@joaochalupa]

Perfect

[@cameronboydkirrane9115]

Nice one guys. Appreciate the share.

[@VictorAmaru]

Wow simplemente espectacular

[@diczman]

Thank you so much for the tutorial!

[@chrisbrice2715]

This is the best explanation I've seen so far. Thanks for this video bro. cheers

[@jayguerrerolifestyle]

I'm a big fan of your work planning to switch on Davinci because of your dope videos

[@duoco_media]

I appreciate that!

[@nathancorcoran7719]

to fix your mic audio: right click on audio clip > clip attributes > audio tab > format = stereo > source channel = embedded channel 1 for both or embedded channel 2 for both. been looking for this transition forever, thanks g

[@serremedia]

You're the goat! Thank you for sharing this!

[@duoco_media]

Happy to help!

[@eljerariyounes8921]

this is unique bro , thank u so much

[@duoco_media]

Welcome 😊

[@best-shotss2658]

Hi, Thank you for the lesson. I would like to find out. Do you use autofocus or set the focus manually? And what aperture are you using? Thank you.

[@mlrealtor]

I have made a thousand attempts to get this transition in Davinci and I have not had this result, your video has helped me a lot, what kind of zoom do you use in Davinci, I have seen several, thanks for your video !

[@AnishGupta06]

my right ear enjoyed it

[@nommiezorba]

Thank you so much!!! This channel is amazing. Can you do a video colourgrading real estate videos especially when it comes to windows and exposure

[@duoco_media]

I do have a colour grading tutorial on my page but I will upload another one soon

[@Flow__Trap]

Great video! Thank you, i purchased your Plugin!

[@sohalgagan]

Thanks for this. Question: what mac you are using, whats the configurations ? and hows da vinci resolve is performing? your reply appreciated. TIA

[@intagphotovideo]

you make me go back and learn DaVinchi

[@SharrodVisuals]

Bro thank you so much for this video. Made my first video for a client using speed ramps and it looks so bad. Now I know why. They were stoked somehow 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

[@callummcavinue]

Great Tutorial, I purchased the zoom transition in your description and the installation guide is very outdated. Could you please make an updated one so I can use them :) Thanks

[@scottsummer7937]

Are you on Mac or PC? I finally figured out the file directory to put them in on PC. Otherwise, you can just drag and drop the .setting file into fusion and that will work as well

[@undefwun2135]

Is it just me.. when he moves app portion of the video the sound only comes through the right channel? That being said, learned something... thanks!

[@lumisho]

Nice. I think you can make a macro for it. I am gonna try it. Should work!

[@Luke_van_de_Rest]

Boom!

[@neilfpv]

Oh wow, reminds me of SlowMoVideo! Did Davinci Resolve acquire the logic/algo from SlowMoVideo developers? Great tutorial too!

[@SnowRealEstateLv]

yes indeed we seen it here first im about to elevate my videos like no other teach me color grading

[@editorrey9552]

🔥🔥🔥

[@MarkSommerDk]

The best looking speed ramping i have ever seen. Can it be used as a template? I woyld buy it right away Thanks

[@MrATSProdigy]

Love the tutorials! Do you turn off stabilization in camera?

[@duoco_media]

no, I have stabilisation on

[@SmartMeditationFilms]

This got you a subscribe, like and comment. Thank you!

[@Hickey_media]

Hey mate When i do the ramp the footage glitches/jumps frames? Love the tutorial Cheers

[@NickinNashville]

My man !!!

[@coffeelover1456]

What????????

[@coffeelover1456]

Who is the asset and the liability in this relationship between the two of you?

[@vizi_officiel]

excellent video, thanks I will try this amazing thing. Where can I find this music please, it's just perfect.

[@fullcirclegla]

Great tutorial. Are you shooting at the frame rate you are outputting? i.e if you're final deliverable is a 25fps video, are you shooting everything at 25, or are you shooting at higher frame rates and converting them down in post before doing the speed ramps?

[@duoco_media]

I shoot 50fps and edit on 30fps

[@fullcirclegla]

@@duoco_media thank you 👍🏻

[@reallexfilms]

Strength to you brother💪👏🫶🏾

[@alion4574]

my right ear enjoyed this video

[@duoco_media]

Thanking your right ear for taking the time to listen🙏

[@icehounddigital]

This is great. You would think they would make a quicker way to achieve this result

[@mickbenites]

Hello, is everything ok? greetings from Brazil. Duoco I bought your transitions but I can't apply them, I do the same as the tutorial and it doesn't have the same effect. I have a 180 drone take and I would like to apply a speed ramp with a transition similar to the ones you do in your videos. I follow the same idea as the video and it doesn't work. Or do I do the speed ramp using the clip's remap time and apply its transition afterwards??

[@NickandCindyDavis]

Hello, great Video! I am brand new to Davinci, like two days now. Been using Premiere, but cannot obtain the ramps. I purchased your Zoom Pack. I cannot see them when I select the tool search in Fusion. I can however when in Edit Tab See them in Effects. I even was able to favorite them. Please let me know what I am missing or where your pack needs to be put so I can use them like in your video. Thank You in Advance!

[@Messi10billy]

Any luck to do this in premiere pro?

[@NickandCindyDavis]

@@Messi10billy I got pretty close in after effects, but never as good as he does it. I wound up switching to Resolve...

[@Saadumar7223]

Hey man i liked the way u edit that , I want to know of frame count science i am a pro premiere user please relate it to Adobe sys Have a great day or night whateva .

[@jrdvisuals9753]

NO WAY he finally does the tutorial 😂😂!

[@naskutak]

when I do everything as in the video, I don't get the same results. key frames go from high speed to low speed on the graph. Can you change the resolution of your monitor? As I see, most of us have the same problem. And to go more slowly, to overlook the difficulties we might have and to warn us in those cases. In any case, thanks and you have SUB

[@jefferson.castillo]

Lfg bro! 💪

[@photojay1391]

Apples to oranges. Canon to Sony. DO YOU HAVE A PREMIERE VERSION 🤲🏽

[@josephlandrum4592]

Thanks man! I’m interested in this song where did you get it from? And what’s the title?

[@duoco_media]

Musicbed - I believe it’s marvel but I’m not sure 😂 (I can’t remember)

[@zonko_fpv9718]

There's actually a much easier way than using the Timestretch in Fusion. Just use the add a speed point in the retime control, speed up the second point to 800 or more depending on your footage and taste. In the retime curve use retime frame, pull the handles of the speed point to the max, hold ctrl/cmd and pull the left handle even further till its about to the maximum. Et voila...smooth speed ramp. Same goes for the second clip but in the other direction. That way you have way better control over the start and ending speed and there is no fiddling around with the excess clip.

[@duoco_media]

This does not give the same result. The curves are not the same.

[@zonko_fpv9718]

@@duoco_media given you're using retime frame and not retime speed you can create the exact same curve. With retime speed you can only do an S-shaped curve. Give it a try.

[@navarrog]

Thanks for this man! Where in aus are you based?

[@duoco_media]

SA

[@zachfleishman]

When setting the key frames of the time stretcher-- my playback of my footage is super choppy slo mo until it ramps up to the second keyframe.. any idea to fix? I set the first keyframe to 0 and the second one to the total number of frames in the clip, and adjust the splines accordingly. still no luck

[@duoco_media]

It comes down to your curve. The curve can not start horizontal

[@engineerfpv]

just a tip for your next video. before you export go to deliver page then audio settings, open the audio normalization and choose KZbin preset. your audio levels are very low.

[@hermes8a]

Hi Duoco, super nice tutorial, however, I downloaded the Sauce DuoCo Zoom Transitions and can’t find the way to install them in fusion, I have the latest version of Davinci Resolve, can you please give us the steps on how to do it, thanks 👍

[@duoco_media]

There is a link that explains how to install them :)

[@callummcavinue]

@@duoco_media It's very outdated and for an old version of resolve

[@Mcfryguy5555]

Philippians 4:13, I saw that!

[@troyreid1340]

Great tutorial, thank you! . A small bit of advice, don't render in 444 unless you recorded in 444, it will not be better than your original recording, as it cannot add detail or colour depth that never existed in the original. you'll just end up with a larger file that has no benefit. But excellent thanks again.

[@duoco_media]

I never said it would add detail or colour depth but from primary experience and using after effects and davinci for many years I have found and can confirm that rendering out slog 3 10 but at 422 will having banding issues.

[@edi18912]

hey bro what gimbal do you use

[@ryadbest3006]

Thanks for the video awesome job can we have the name of the song please 🙏

[@duoco_media]

The song is Marvel (music bed)

[@SouthboundProduction]

Isn't the zoom just based off of Mr Alex Techs Ultimate Zoom?, Sure does look the same, the speed ramp part I've never seen before your videos.

[@FreedomFist]

Not sure if I missed it but were these filmed at 30 or 60fps?

[@duoco_media]

60

[@FreedomFist]

@@duoco_media Thanks for the reply

[@studio28photography9]

how do you add the marker window to view it?

[@timsaylor5496]

Anyone know what's the difference between TimeStretcher in Fusion and right clicking the clip and doing the Retime Curve in the edit page?

[@duoco_media]

Try both features and you will understand very quickly 😂😅

[@naskutak]

Retime is S corve.. This is different corve, that's why. I allways know this. But I did not know how to this in fusion

[@kaianalmeida4420]

Awesome video, horrible sound(❤)

[@photo2000]

why cant the the ramping by done in the normal edit area?? why does it have to be done in fusion?

[@nickkyriakidis]

Ive been doing this since 2020 lol

[@shayrealestatephotography]

When do you add your color grading to this process, before or after?

[@duoco_media]

I add my colour grade generally before my motion blur

[@shayrealestatephotography]

@@duoco_mediaThanks

[@R6Jordan]

Coming from after effects this is tedious as hell in Davinci. The speed graph is glitchy and you have to resize the damn graph after every little change as it bounces around. The keyframe system seems clunky too. Can't even really tell what's going on. After making the change playback is laggy as hell, and I'm on an M3 MacBook Pro. Render in place takes forever, and when you want to Decompose to original, the time stretch node is there but all of my keyframes mysteriously vanish?? They need a complete UI fix. It's practically unusable for me. Kinda want my $$ back.

[@Bubba.Fitness]

Anyone else having a problem with the audio cutting out at 0:47?

[@shahidrzz]

Amazing stuff! Thanks for making this tutorial, haven’t seen anyone else do it this way! looks epic 🚀

[@duoco_media]

it honestly is the first! im sure we will see many other creators uploading tutorials soon lol

[@shahidrzz]

@@duoco_media definitely! 😅 it would be good to see a more in depth timestretcher tutorial on a house walkthrough which is a one-take clip, starting from the front of a house, panning around the rooms, and ending back out the house, instead of as a transition between 2 different clips 🙏🏼

[@RichyTrades]

Do you know how this is done in fcpx

[@FlorentBurnet]

Do you shoot at 24 or 60fps for those transitions?

[@duoco_media]

50

[@fullcirclegla]

Returning to this tutorial and not sure if it's just me, but the sound now seems to have an issue. Just thought i'd comment incase it's an issue for everyone.

[@Clauddee]

Wow.. This is very interesting. Thank you so much for this vid. I do speed ramps a lot if you check my vids out so this is something i'm definitely gonna try

[@Twilightatx]

Can this quality of a speed ramp be matched on Final Cut?

[@duoco_media]

better

[@liam_mcdnld]

When i convert to fusion clip it freezes the clip and now it doesn't play? Am I doing something wrong?

[@duoco_media]

I have never run into this problem. What system are you editing on?

[@liam_mcdnld]

Editing on a mac pro m1max @@duoco_media

[@nedervice6070]

@duoco_media for some reason the first part of the video i hear you perfectly but when the explanation actually start you sound super muffled, i tried refreshing n stuff but cant seem to hear you but no other seems to mention it , maybe its a L or R speaker issue cause i do have only 1 side but still weird that no one mentioned it yet...

[@duoco_media]

I believe when I switched the microphone it was on the right stereo channel only.

[@jfbmusic]

Looked at all comments before mentioning it, thanks @nedervice6070. Like it did for you, it jumped at me right away. Probably best to do a last listen with headphones before uploading, better audio would make your vid even better. Too bad KZbin doesn’t let you update a published video and keep same URL (would love to be wrong on this). Nice work, thanks for sharing.

[@jfbmusic]

@@duoco_media Don’t understand how your search missed this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3SooWNugripmrcsi=VoqsGGUa_Y3_S3t8 There are lots of good vids on speed ramps in DVR, including yours. ;-)

[@daltonjohnson6203]

mine doesnt look like yours on the bottom right hand side to adjust the nodes. Any fix ?

[@duoco_media]

What are you seeing ? Give me some info

[@daltonjohnson6203]

I figured it out. had to add spine to work. Only thing that I'm dealing with is my clip is just going in slow motion. Thank you for the reply!@@duoco_media

[@yorgosemaan183]

Can i achieve the same result on adobe premiere?

[@duoco_media]

No

[@imjustfabi7545]

What happened to the audio? My left ear feels a bit left out xD

[@davidlimm]

Is this applicable for davinci resolve free version ??

[@duoco_media]

Yes except the motion blur isn’t available

[@shayrealestatephotography]

Cool thanks. Looks like you skipped a step+ just after the 7:00 mark. Left me a bit confused. It seems as though you took your ramped fusion clip and then made another fusion clip out of it, but that part has been skipped. So then when you get back to the fusion page, the time stretcher mode has mysteriously disappeared and also all the curves ending markers have magically ended up in a different place that they were the last time we saw that clip.

[@duoco_media]

All I have done at this point is created a new fusion clip. The only part you didn’t see was me right clicking and clicking fusion clip. This is why the time stretch disappeared

[@shayrealestatephotography]

@@duoco_mediaAt 6:50 I'm seeing the time stretcher curve ending at about frame 56. When you get back at 7:04 , the stretcher node is gone, the zoom node has been added, there are now 2 curves, and they end at about frame 39. That's a lot of difference and it's what threw me off. Not trying to hassle, just helping to coach your tutorial game for dumb noobs like me. Really appreciate the effort though, good vid.

[@duoco_media]

@@shayrealestatephotography I created a new fusion clip, the two curves you are seeing is the transition. The only step that was missed was me creating a fusion clip and placing the transition on the clip.

[@shayrealestatephotography]

@@duoco_mediaI understand now, thanks.

[@stephenrowleyphoto]

is there any reason you had to create a new fusion clip@@duoco_media