The fact that Resolve and these tutorials are free is remarkable

that kind of videos is what you are looking for as a beginner ,not some boring tutorial where you supposed to learn everything in the world.

Fusion noob here. Your tutorials have helped a lot. Also enjoy your explaining style. THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing the knowledge

Thank you for doing this for all of us. I truly learn a lot from your videos. Keep them flowing!

I think these are great examples for practice and even for use in some videos. Thanks for putting this together!

Hey Casey, your tutorials are the clearest I have found. Thank you so much for making Resolve a whole lot less frightening!!

Hey Casey, I'd love to learn more about the spline panel. If you could make a little rundown video on that, that would be fantastic! Love your videos keep it up!

Thank you very much. I'm definitely a fusion noob! I've used various editing software but been out of the loop for years, and just starting with resolve. I appreciate your channel!

Very good starting suggestions for getting going with Fusion. One of the complexities is that there are often numerous ways to achieve the same/similar outcome in Fusion (as there is in Resolve in general). Finding your preferred workflow is one of the many learning points associated with Resolve, but especially with Fusion.

Thanks for these videos, really helpful... I'd love to do your full courses at some stage when I can afford to, but for now all I can offer is my thanks

Hey Casey just wanted to show my appreciation and say thank you for all your awesome videos. I'm a novice with video and in the past I used Premier but never really felt comfortable. With your help I've learned quickly and had a few laughs along the way. You've made Davinci a joy to use and I'm looking forward to learning more so thanks for doing what you do.

Awesome! This video has unlocked Fusion for me, coming from Apple Motion. So much power in Davinci. I love your videos!

Love it! I am getting more and more clarity on fusion....with each of your videos!

Thanks Casey. Keyframes FINALLY make sense!!!

Amazing - this really helped. A quick workflow end to end. Cheers

Thanks Casey. I always enjoy your videos and your sense of humour.

Omgg, thank you so much, i finally understood how keyframes work, i had such a hard time figure how they work in CSP (totally new to digital art, animation) you explained it so well, you just solved a half year headache of me 🤗

Thank you!! What a great teacher. So easy to follow and just getting started with Fusion. Watched your beginner guide also. Was so intimidated by nodes before but now the light is coming on thanks to you!! Keep up the good work.

Thanks Casey, i learn something everytime i watch one of your videos

Thanks Casey. I'm trying to switch over from PP to Resolve 18 and your videos are a life-saver!

@gabuchancreates9813

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Did same thing, couldn't afford Premiere sub anymore, was pretty overwhelmed with Resolve until I found this channel.

Thank you, I been trying to figure out the center reveal for a while.

Dude the spline section!! So much capability

Fiest time I understood the importance of a background node with a text. Thanks a million! Love your tutorials

These videos are lifesavers! Thank you!!!

Super helpful. I always fine small details you use that I forget. Thank you!

I am new to davinci resolve and never tried any other software. your videos are helping me alot ♥

thank you Casey Faris, thanks to your video I learned a lot about graphic motion and daVinci Resolve thank you once again good luck

Excellent refresher vid presented concisely. Well done.

Wow! Your teaching style is top notch

so thankful for your efforts

Great tutorial, thank you so much Casey.

You're the best teacher I've seen for this app. Appreciate you! Cheers

No words for you man. Tq so much for valuable content.

Thanks for this lesson Casey, I like your video's and all the work you do making them. Confusing in Fusion for me is the way/order the elements/nodes have to be placed.

Awesome videos really pleased how easy they are to follow.

I love how a simple text video can teach something new!!! that spline editor tho!!!

Thank you again. This is starting to be fun :)

Thanks, Casey. A very helpful tutorial. I also appreciate your style: so many presenters are way too shouty. Your more laid-back style is still engaging but not stressful!

Awesome! Love your videos!!

Great tutorials as always!

What was confusing that is now clear, is a practical understanding of how nodes work, and a glimpse at their potential. Many lights have been shed about different tools in Da Vinci - like the spline panel and the tweaking of the graph, and the fact that many keyframes on it can be moved and stretched all together - that's very helpful. Along with knowing how to show one window at the top with 'this little button in the upper right', and how to hide and show bits of title - which gives inspiration to many fun things that can be done (like the slowly emerging 'Aliens' title?) - One thing that is still confusing (though I don't think I can blame resolve, but my human error) is why when picking up the transform centre, moving thing, it only moves the green transform box around the window, and not the text it should be attached to as well - as I seem to have placed it in the same place you did. I'm sure I'll figure it. Thanks for all the info - Your videos are always very informative and useful to follow.

Dude, you don’t know me but I just want you to know that you’re awesome and I appreciate you for doing this. I’m gonna be making YT videos again for my channel and just want you to know that it’s thanks to your tutorials that I’ll be able to do it. Keep up the good work old chap!!

One of the best channels Thank you for your precious time Alex tech and belly rebeka will be there in the resolve con too Sweet 😃

Another excellent tutorial. Keep up the great work! 🙂

Love to see the tackling of Fusion, man! This is what Davinci has needed for years - one of the OGs is MeisnerMedia.

Simply great!

Awsome tutorial, verry infromative!

Amazing tutorial. Very clear and easy to follow, and even better without any of the annoying youtuber tropes. Definitely subbing!

Perfect for newbies👍👍👍👍

Hi Casey thanks for the amazing videos

Thanks for the great tips 😁

Good stuff as always, Sensei

subscribed. amazing tutorials.

Wow, thanks for these videos 👋👋👋

I love watching your fusion videos. There are always new things to learn. Getting better easier and faster. The live videos are scheduled or just happens randomly? I would like to watch live so I can ask questions.

Great examples!!! Please do some more with more complex titles. Great learning stuff!!

Yo starting with a background in fusion is so important, and something I'd never figure out

@zorrothebug

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yeah, because the background is not only setting the background color (What do I need a background if I want it to be transparent in first place?!) but it sets the canvas! That's the main point for every node which needs any size information.

What I find most interesting is situations where you can do things in fusion that you couldn't do in just the edit page's inspector & timeline.

@TonyDeCoste

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That's my workflow, if I can't figure it out on the edit page I try doing it on the color page, if I can't figure it out there I'll do it in Fusion. The beauty of Resolve is there's multiple ways to do almost everything.

Thanks man!

Yes, it is very helpfull for me, it very simple, i can do it , thank you

Thanks for your great tutorials. Please make a tutorial about what every tool (tools pannel) does in fusion.

Hi Casey, Just found Davinci Resolve as my other video editor was crashing often and was frustrating. Love your tutorials and this is just making my life so much easier. Could you perhaps give your viewers a short tutorial on how you would compose a short video integrating video clips, images and sound effects/ music by using some of the great graphics that you have shown us already? I struggle with keeping it all harmonious and smooth, my short videos seem rather disjointed and don't flow well. Love your work!

Awesome video, still a newb here as well, but your fun, easy way of teaching shows you not only have editing skills, but great "teaching" skills as well. Thank you. I have a question, what's the benefit of using the spline editor for just select keyframe and f vs choosing ease in or out (or do I need a transform node to be able to use ease and out?), other than being able to make lots of custom key frames and adjust in the spline which gives more options than just ease and out button. Thank you.

Love This Effect @CaseyFaris, Took Me 5 Tries To Get It Right Though. But The Effect After The Time Mode, It Must Be Something You Created Because It Isn't In My Options. Thank You For Sharing This.

Thank You!!!!

amazing!

great video, pls make more tutorials on advance motion graphics 🙏

Love it! I am watching another video of yours, and I say I can do it this one right now too. I open fusion and... How did he do this? I need to watch this video again... Hahaha👏👍🖖

Thanks, this rocked. I'm coming from AfterEffects, and they don't use "nodes" so this is all new to me. AE uses layers. I'd like to understand the relation between rectangle and merge. Because in my mind, for the rectangle to be a "crop" of the text it should come after the text, not in a merge. (in AE, it would be a crop or mask layer over text) And extra explanation would help.

helpful very much

Nice!

pretty cool

Awesome video! What confuses me about fusion is that frame count, can't it be turned to seconds and also home button doesn't take me to the first frame like in the edit tab.

Yo, thx for Your explaining Some too this fusion noob. I love it.

Cool!

Man just finally got rid of after effects and going all in with Davinci. Question, what's the difference between control f and control s when you select a key frame in the spline? Thanks for all you do!

hey Casey! can you make a video on map graphics on davinci resolve 18 free version? thanks for all you do!

Now that you have created these, would you save and reuse them? What sort of fusion node combinations do you save and reuse? If you do save them, how do you access them in other projects?

Fantastic - still i feel fusion is like forced over resolve but this helps

Hey Casey. I was wondering if there’s any way for us to see any of the work you’ve done. I’d love to see some of your projects.

Wish these first time clicks would be higher lol, Casey deserves it

Cool tutorial! I wonder how I can do the first dropdown effect but instead of a text, using a png image of my logo. Does anyone know how to add images in the fusion tab?

I have a suggestion for another video (: Can you tough sky replacements, again? I guess you did an older video about this. Issue No 1 is: What's the best way to select the (grey) sky? Issue No 2: What's the best way to track the sky when there is more camera movement to all sides/angles? (Most samples use very simple footage with an almost fixed camera...) I was wondering if there is a way to kinda add a 3D layer to the footage which adds a virtual dome where you can place the new sky? (I guess it would be best to have a 360° photo of a new sky as a replacement)

Just perfect, thank you Casey! The only question is: why a is a background (albeit transparent) node necessary in the first place?

@CaseyFaris

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In fusion it sets the comp size. You could probably get away without it most of the time, but it’s good practice.

@JacquesZahar

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@@CaseyFaris thanks!

@JacquesZahar

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@@CaseyFaris thanks

If I make these New Fusion Compositions in 1 project - What's the best way to use these them in other projects without having to recreate them every time?

bello

Good. Nice and simple for us noobs. I wish the screen didn't jump around so much.

What if I'd want to mask an image? Would I still need the background before the mediain node or just mask the MediaIn node directly?

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Casey my brotha from anotha motha. This is so much fun! Any info you can give me to help with my golf videos? Maybe shot tracer, making a flag to mark the pin or color grading brown grass to green in the fall? Decent Golf is my YT page but don't laugh because I'm new to this lol.

How can you save those for future use? I don't think Resolve will let you store them in power bins. Thanks, Love your videos!

@zorrothebug

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Have a look at Casey's tutorial about creating macros. In text form: You select everything except a (optional) media-in and media-out, right click, Macro->create Macro Name the Macro, tick every check box you want to be able to alter from the edit page (eg. scale, angle, ...) In that macro window under File->Save As... choose a location where you easily can find it again with the windows explorer (like Desktop or users\Documents\DR\mymacros), hit save Still on the Fusion page, open the effects pane and then open the tree (Templates > Fusion) Then open that folder you saved your macro with your windows explorer and drag'n'drop the macro file (your-macro-name.setting) from that folder into the opened effects tree on the right side where the effects are listed. This will install your macro and you will be able to re-use it on later projects and change parameters on the fly in the inspector pane without even going into the fusion page.

Is there a way to save your motion graphics so it shows and plays out like the effects menu

all of this could been 1000000000 better if you added motion blur... i am really struguling with that aspect on davinchi, great video btw verry helpfull

Is there a motion Blur setting like in AE for those Animations?

This was great, and I will try these out so I can get more familiar with them. What confuses me is the terminology of many of the tools such as in the inspector, etc. Not sure of what all the various items do, and it takes a lot of time to frequently search the user manual. Rather than risking irreparable destruction of my clips I end up avoiding many tools.

@gabuchancreates9813

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don't be afraid to try new things, you can always control Z and just undo what you tried, that's how I'm learning, I still get very confused about which tools do what, even if I hover my mouse over it, it will tell me the name of it but what does it do? so I either google, search Casey's channel or just mess with it, just takes some getting used to. Premiere used to be like this for me until I spent awhile on it. Have fun and control Z, try something, control Z, etc. You can also make additional timelines or sequences so you can copy and past your work and experiment, and use adjustment clips in edit page, in NLE you can't really do irreparable damage or destroy your clips.

@triplewinlin5576

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@@gabuchancreates9813 thank you for your detailed reply, especially where you said, "You can also make additional timelines or sequences so you can copy and past your work and experiment". THAT is going to be super helpful!! Thank you again!! 😀

@gabuchancreates9813

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@@triplewinlin5576 sure, I just learned about that option a couple days ago, I used to do that in Premiere where I would have several sequences/timelines with different versions to experiment in. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lIaEs7Kwc9W9p6Q.html I was confused on how to do multiple sequences and found this video, check out time at 47 seconds:kzread.info/dash/bejne/d3aWs6ill5Dffso.html

Good to keep fusion tuts short and to the point for beginners. This tut shows that, while fusion has a lot of options, almost nothing is intuitive. If you don't know how to do something and no one is there to show you, then good luck. What's the best, comprehensive fusion training out there? What's the best free training? What's the best paid and is it better? If some one came to you and said I only have access to resolve and I need to do some motion graphics and compositing in a project for a client, where would you send them to learn how to do it? What's the most comprehensive, zero to hero fusion training?

@CaseyFaris

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Short answer, it doesn’t exist yet. I mean… the lessons I think are useful are under the Fusion playlist on my channel. We are working on a class right now that will be the killer course for fusion, but itll be a while.

@ReidVV

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@@CaseyFaris You do a very good job of teaching in this video and it's because you concentrate on how Fusion works and not on one particular wow effect. I think that's your strength as a Fusion trainer and what makes me a fan. Maybe try to come up with a list of typical things artists need to do, like lower thirds, or show opens, or logo animations (you already did a really good one on this in which you showed how to divide a logo into parts and animate the parts to reform the logo onto screen). Maybe how to add glows and animated highlights, how to add motion blur, set extensions, or object removal. I hate to bring this up, but maybe do an after effects project with layers and show how it should be done in Fusion with nodes. There is no one better to teach Fusion than you. Much appreciated.

I don't like that you can't see the clip that it will be overlaid on when you are editing the fusion composition. I'm trying to figure out how I can see that clip when making motion graphics so that I can perfect the timing of the graphics with the dialogue, instead of creating the graphics and trying to time it out after by going back into the edit tab. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Casey I want to do a colab.. how can I contact with you?

The coupon code does not work?!:/