Resolve 12 editing demos

[David Mathis]

Thanks for posting. This eager beaver wants to get his paws on it the day it comes out. Not replacing X at the moment and no immediate plans to do so. Hoping to see someone demonstrate Fusion next.

[Charlie Austin]

[David Mathis] “Not replacing X at the moment”

I bet R12 will be quite good, but if you’re used to the magnetic timeline, and like it, nothing with tracks is gonna really make you happy. 🙂

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[Andrew Kimery]

Any news on release date?

[Charlie Austin]

[Andrew Kimery] “ny news on release date?”

I think it was supposed to be sometime this month?

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[Oliver Peters]

[Charlie Austin] “I think it was supposed to be sometime this month?”

They say a public beta this month and the actual release version soon thereafter.

– Oliver

Oliver Peters Post Production Services, LLC
Orlando, FL
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[Michael Gissing]

Thanks Oliver.It’s great to see how many early questions of mine are answered regarding outputting AAF audio, improved tracking & keying plus all the editing improvements. Plus audio clip & track automatable control, VST plugins etc

Still to see is if OFX plugins are going to be running better than in 11. I am using 11 currently as the total finishing tool on a doco series which was all r3d with AVID using proxies and apart from some AAF import issues I can totally finish with one final exception. Stabilizing. So the 3d tracker may be the answer to better internal stabilizing rather than bump out to Pr for Warp stabilize.

[David Mathis]

Oliver,

Any mention of integration between Resolve and Fusion?

[Eric Santiago]

Nice new tools, love the homage to Final Cut Legacy but with the current FCPX look 🙂

[Oliver Peters]

[David Mathis] “Any mention of integration between Resolve and Fusion?”

Not really. Fusion certainly won’t be integrated into Resolve 12. I’m not sure if it ever will. BMD hasn’t said anything one way or the other. But if it were to be, then it would be at least a couple of versions down the road.

The one caveat to this is that EyeOn already developed the Connect plug-in for Media Composer. So possibly having an OFC version of this would allow you to send a clip from the Resolve timeline to Fusion for effects and processing. This plug-in is still available to Media Composer users with the paid version of Fusion and is included with the Avid DNxIO (Avid-branded version of Ultrastudio 4K).

– Oliver

Oliver Peters Post Production Services, LLC
Orlando, FL
http://www.oliverpeters.com

[David Mathis]

The trimming tools are solid and far out! A touch of classic FCP and X is something that is just insane in a very good way. No magnetic timeline, but at least it has tracks! I have a feeling Adobe Premiere Pro is facing serious competition.