- Organize Media with Metadata
- Master Powerful Editing Tools
- Perform Primary Corrections
- Create Motion Graphics with Fusion
- Edit, Repair & Mix with Fairlight
Create Fast Edit Turnarounds
DaVinci Resolve 16.1 Core Training will guide you through Resolve’s complete post production workflow from initial media import to final delivery and everything in between. You’ll begin your journey by diving into the ground-breaking Cut Page to create a fast clip assembly, then trim and perform an multicam edit using the new Sync Bin feature.
Color Grade Like a Pro
At the heart of the DaVinci experience is the Color Page where you’ll learn how to evaluate an image using scopes before performing primary corrections with Lift, Gamma and Gain controls and Resolve’s Custom Curves. You’ll then move on to performing targeted color corrections using Qualifiers and Power Windows and learn the proper application of LUTs to give your shots a stylized look.
Sound Edit & Mix in the Fairlight Page
Moving into to the Fairlight page, you’ll learn how to properly organize a mix and perform basic sound editing tasks such as cleaning up dialogue, perform audio repairs, and employ Fairlight’s unique method for copying and pasting audio clips to other tracks in the timeline. Additionally, you’ll learn how to record voice over, create submixes, and record fade automation data using the Mixer.
Create Motion Graphics in the Fusion Page
Fusion is a node-based compositing tool built right into Resolve 16. You’ll learn how to set up multiple trackers for stabilizing a shot and how to clone out unwanted elements in the frame. Once you are comfortable in Fusion’s nodal compositing environment, you’ll learn how to animate a title then track it to a moving object using another shot from your timeline.
About the Author: Steve Martin
Steve Martin is the creative force behind Ripple Training and has been using and teaching Final Cut Pro since 1999. Since Final Cut Pro's introduction, he has introduced thousands of people to Final Cut Pro through his classes, workshops and training products. He has consulted and/or trained for Apple, Adobe, Disney, Canon, Walmart and other companies. He is also a writer, producer and avid photographer.Full Bio
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James H. (verified owner) –
In my opinion, Ripple Training is the best online post-production training available. Purchasing the training is easy, and the course delivery player is excellent. Both Steve Martin and Mark Spencer are exceptional trainers, they clearly demonstrate how to get the most out of the software they are teaching.
The new Resolve 16.1. Training is no exception. Steve provides an overview of the complete interface, in a way that lets you branch out and continue to learn on your own. I use Resolve for color and now will work on using Fusion for graphics and compositing and Fairlight for audio mix. The course makes it easy to revisit any section, I will go to the section on tracking a graphic over video when I need it.
On top of all this Steve and Mark have a YouTube channel with free software quick tips that go back several years.
Thanks, James H.
Ken W. (verified owner) –
Excellent! Easily the most well-designed and polished Davinci course that you are going to find.
I love Davinci but outside of the Ripple courses, the education element is pretty damn horrid..which IS sad! But this course blows anything else out there out of the water. I also found it to be (even out of the other Ripple Davinci courses) the most well thought out as far as order of instruction. I really love how they balance the general concepts of editing with the software features.
This course isn’t a paraphrased manual.
All in all, i’m really impressed with this 16.1 course, and it’s obvious someone really thought long and hard about how to make every second count and deliver maximum value in a reasonable time. What keeps me a ripple customer is that these guys are real people who care about what they put out there, which is so rare these days and a breath of fresh air.
Thanks for delivering another high quality product and setting up folks for success!!