ATEM Switcher: Upstream & Downstream Keys

#ATEM
#Switcher
#BlackmagicDesign

Topics covered in this video:

Saving Premultiplied Graphics
Assigning Graphic is the ATEM Switcher
Setting up an Upstream Key transition
Setting up a Downstream Lower Third

[BoCalilung]

HANDS DOWN THE BEST EXPLANATION OF THE 2 KEYS!!

[stevebeydler]

This video is so informative. Found exactly what I needed without scrubbing through a 45 minute vid. BUT... how to create a pre-multiplied graphic by exporting directly to the ATEM from within Photoshop was worth the price of admission!! Thank you.

[fotoeikenburg]

Hey there! This is one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen. Why? Well, your talking speed is nice, not at a speed which washes your brain. Second: No unnecessary background music. And last but not least : no unnecessary sidesteps in what you want your audience to learn from your training video. So: chapeau! Keep up the spirit of training your viewers.

[JosephLiwanag]

8:05 Finally! I now understand the fundamental/basic difference on these 2 thanks lot.

[lloydbudhram]

I must say this is the best Explanation I have heard for the longest time-clear and precise.A+A+A+

[Mikee]

Very good explaining the difference in up and downstream keys. Thank You! Clear screen and no BGM!!

[angelamclanebeyrle]

Hey there! Thank you for the very informative tutorial. I'm new to the ATEM switcher world, within the last 7 months. The manual does not give a lot of information, or details, for newbies to fully understand how to use the software and Advanced panel. I have searched several YouTube video tutorials. I really like this type of tutorial because of the following: The instructor spoke clearly and did not throw in a bunch of engineering terminology (I'm a visual artist, not an engineer), you showed a close up of the ATEM software and the upstream/downstream keys together, so I could see everything you were doing clearly. I really appreciated that, because other videos would show something similar, but the software would be much further away to see what they were doing. I subscribed and will be watching more of your videos. Thanks again!

[richieboylush]

Really helpful - we were using the luma key for church Sunday and kept going off between transitions and couldn’t understand. You’ve just saved me a lot of work - thank you 😊

[KatAdair]

OMG, thank you so much for making sense of this. Something about a 1, 695 manual—as a Mac user—that makes my head explode. This is exactly what I needed!

[delcanvideoproductions]

Nice simple explanation of the purpose and operation of the up stream and down stream Keys.

[ClevelandTerry]

Excellent tutorial. My brain couldn't translate the ATEM Mini Pro tech language. This helped a LOT. Thank you.

[jumbomovie]

Excellent !! I learned something on this video I should have learned 10 years ago !! Bravo

[gravitymediapro]

This was a super helpful tutorial. Even though I’ve been a TD for a long time, the ATEM is different and your approach is spot on. Thanks for taking the time to make such good, informative content. I very much appreciate it!

[ValNeekman]

You have the ability of explaining complex things, simply!. 2DaPoint, I'd say! Thank you.

[MatthewDoebler]

This was a good video. I did not know how the DSK worked. I thought I did, but I had completely overlooked those 3 buttons on the right side of the virtual switcher on the ATEM Software Control. This was exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[jeffreybales]

This is great information to have when first starting out with lower thirds. The presenter is very easy to listen to and made understanding upstream and downstream easy. Thanks and keep up the awesome training videos.

[mikeweber]

THANKS for that perfect explanation!! I now really understand the difference and when to use which one 👍🏼

[winfriedscherpenzeel]

Thanks for the Tutorial, you gave me some new ideas, however the Lego Modulars in the background made my day :)

[jhonnyparks]

Thank you so much for this incredibly detailed info, I have looked around at other videos trying to get this knowledge and couldn't find it, but here it is! I'm pretty sure everyone feels the same, great job!

[stevecookphotography]

One of the clearest explanations of this topic! Thanks!