Resolve 16

[Steve Connor]

Resolve 16 Beta available now ☺

Lots to talk about in the new release, including what other Editors seem to be calling “FCPX Mode” 🙂

[Dom Silverio]

[Steve Connor] ” including what other Editors seem to be calling “FCPX Mode” :)”

LOL

[Steve Connor]

Amazing Frame io integration in the Studio Version of Resolve

https://blog.frame.io/2019/04/08/davinci-resolve-in-frameio/

[Mark Suszko]

Just saw the Resolve 16 demo and it melted my face clean off. That is an incredible package, blows Premiere away and looks very competitive to FCPX.

[Steve Connor]

[Mark Suszko] “Just saw the Resolve 16 demo and it melted my face clean off. That is an incredible package, blows Premiere away and looks very competitive to FCPX.”

Playing with the beta now, very smooth on my 2015 i7 MacBook Pro. MUCH smoother than PPro

I could definitely live with it as my full time NLE if I ever move from FCPX.

[Neil Goodman]

Id say at this point of the game FCPX has to do something huge to gain any more traction.

Its been in limbo a little too long with the last innovative feature being roles/ lanes – things have seemed pretty flat in regards to development, especially since all the other NLES are moving at an insane pace of development these days…even Premiere which is the least fun to use for me is at least trying out new things.

Davinci is looking good, kind of the best of all words with Premiere/ FCPX looking interface and Avid style trimming.

[Andrew Kimery]

Wow, hard pass on the $1000 keyboard.

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/keyboard

[David Mathis]

Definitely will be awesome! Now if FCPX could allow for batch syncing of dailies and provide a Track Tetris timeline for feature or documentary editing.

[Mark Suszko]

The keyboard looks well thought-out, with ergonomic, haptic, “retro” touches an old 141 operator like myself can appreciate. I wouldn’t need it at home, but, I can definitely see work situations where speed and accuracy are key could benefit from the keyboard. Sad you have to pay extra for the Neural Engine effects, but the price for that non-free version still makes it cheaper than FCPX bundled with Compressor and Motion and Logic. Their marketing guys are shrewd.

[Greg Janza]

[Andrew Kimery] “Wow, hard pass on the $1000 keyboard.
“

Unless that keyboard can allow me to work while sunning at the beach, it’s insanely overpriced. Hell, I thought my Das Keyboard was expensive at $150.

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