Converting a Timeline into a MULTICAM! - Davinci Resolve 17

How to multicam anything!! Really useful little trick if you want to add additional elements to a multicam OR if you're dealing with the dreaded FAT32 split files from your camera! Create a timeline, line everything up, add your elements and then convert it to a multicam - simples!

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[Hedwigsburg]

I just started with multicam records, so this one was really helpful! thanks for this video! 👍

[SpectreSoundStudios]

Amazing video... just found myself asking "why the hell don't I know all this already!" Thanks for laying it out in a simple way. I think you just saved me an awful lot of grief.

[saurabhsrivastv]

it makes life so simple thank you alex

[MagicBiscuitShow]

Excellent explanation!!!! Cheers from Northeast Florida - USA -

[MrAlexTech]

Note: this is a little different to a standard multicam! It's creating a multicam from a timeline which just gives a little more control.

If you want to know more about multicam check out this in-depth video by Jason!

[jakelarntz]

THANK GOODNESS THIS IS HERE. Alex you the best.

[Deankut]

WHO NEEDS MULTIPLE CAMERAS? Excellent! You're truly thinking outside the box with your videos! Thank you, Mr. Alex!

Waw, great help, amazing tutorial... one of the best teacher ;)

[dianashypula]

I spent few hours watching different tutorials and still asked the question on facebook. Thanks to Dmitry for sharing this video! I cant believe how well you've explained everything in just 5 minutes! Thank you!!!

[rddie]

Brilliant thanks Alex just what I was looking for. Enjoying your channel long may it continue.

[anthonymiles]

Exactly what I needed, Thanks Mate. That right click is the thing I was after.

[huyked]

Thank you! Needed this just now. Short and simple. Sweet!

[michaellandersnog]

Hello Alex. I am sending you this message from Germany and would like to thank you very much for your first-class videos. These are always very professional and well presented. Unfortunately, my English is not that good, but I can usually follow you well. It is so remarkable that there are people like you who continue to teach their knowledge. Thank you again for your excellent tutorials. Take good care of yourself and stay healthy!


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[ThePauseMenuVlog]

I can definitely see this as useful for any filmmaking with multiple angles on the same scene or even just having a documentary with different clips over the same audio. I'm actually excited to use this in some aspects. Thank you very much!

[seedlingfilms]

Thank you so much. This is the best. We love Resolve.

[michaelfinnwildlifephotogr]

Great info, as always, Alex. Take care, stay safe.

[davidpetersen]

Wow! Timely.. Did a 2 cam with external audio this morning. Will try this out after supper. Thanks :)

[highbird]

NICE! You always seem to figure out the coolest stuff! Thanks!

[VintageInsightPhotography]

SUPER useful tip! I’ve been doing a lot of multicam editing lately, one PTZ camera and one static camera, that splits into 4 or 5 different files. This will make my life SO much easier.
Thank you! 🥇

[TorrentUK]

This is so useful for those of us filming action cam videos where often there are multiple cameras shooting the same thing, but where you cannot align to waveform or even timecode (without messing with offsets). For example, I ride a dh trail with my mtb and my gopro and my mate follows with his...this is really the only way to multicam it neatly. Thanks!