Video Editing Control Module
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the other day a neighbors dog yanked away its leash and lunged at my dog.
I had to kick their dog 3 times to stop mine from getting bit.
it kept coming so i kept kicking all while yelling "get away from my dog!!"
but even while I was yelling and kicking I was confident in my restraint and I didn't break anything on the other dog
You have more restraint than I do. I would've shot it if it didn't go down after a good kick or two
well my dog is a pitbull and this dog was about 1/4 his size
my dogs life wasn't in danger
I have one. I never got the hang of it. It sits there collecting dust. I look at it whenever I'm tempted to buy new gadgets. It's saved me so much money over the years
Unfortunately I was recruited into another industry before those years, so I missed that part of history.
I have one. I never got the hang of it. It sits there collecting dust. I look at it whenever I'm tempted to buy new gadgets. It's saved me so much money over the years
Unfortunately I was recruited into another industry before those years, so I missed that part of history.
You never got the hang of it?
I have one. I never got the hang of it. It sits there collecting dust. I look at it whenever I'm tempted to buy new gadgets. It's saved me so much money over the years
It’s certainly not for everyone. For me, it thinks the way I do. The familiar “pen and paper” hand position also means I can blaze through edits and move straight into adding text without putting down the stylus.
Wow, showing your age.
I'm no spring chicken myself. I remember 8, 16 and 24 track reel to reel analog audio tape. I remember rearranging songs via razor blade. Then in the 80's striping one track with SMPTE to sync with sequencers. Adjusting to mixing to DAT (Digital Audio Tape).
What I miss about the old analog days is the warmth of the sound.
If I was using Premiere Pro or Final Cut, I would download a control surface app on my iPad. Since I run Resolve, I will eventually get either the DaVinci or the Tangent surface. The Tangent is cheaper, but the DaVinci is designed specifically for Resolve.
True, but they can make you a more efficient one. Better tools simply allow the artist to realize his/her vision quicker/smoother/easier, hence better. I anticipate my new (to me) DaVinci Resolve Panel will make bumbling my way through Fusion's motion graphics much less painful. As a bonus, I can use it for color grading and editing.