How to Do 20 Things in Fusion That You Used to Do in After Effects

In this video, I go over 20 different Fusion tools and workflows that are commonly done in After Effects. If you're currently trying to make the switch to Fusion, some of these are going to be helpful in making the switch.

20 Things in Fusion That You Used to Do in After Effects:

0:00 - Intro
0:40 - 1: CC Power Pin
1:26 - 2: Tracker Tool
2:40 - 3: Mesh Warp
3:13 - 4: Bezier Warp
3:56 - 5: Mirror Effect
4:27 - 6: Moving the Anchor Point
5:06 - 7: Pick Whip
6:13 - 8: Separate Dimensions
7:13 - 9: New Solid
8:06 - 10: Mosaic
8:48 - 11: Blend Modes
9:33 - 12: CC Sphere
10:12 - 13: Pre-compose / Groups
11:29 - 14: Motion Blur
12:00 - 15: CC Repetile
12:43 - 16: Displacement Map
13:38 - 17: Repeater
14:34 - Install Reactor
15:09 - 18: Echo
15:33 - 19: Drop Shadow
16:16 - 20: Audio Spectrum

What else do you need to know? Let me know in the comments.

[CirTap]

Today I Learned How to Do 20 Things in Fusion That I Never Ever Did in After Effects 😄
Loads of small and useful tips... for a novice DaVinci user that is 👍

[KenRossPhotography]

I'm NOT switching from AE (I've never used it) but I picked up so many practical how to tips watching this - effects that I didn't know how to do approach in Fusion (which node(s) to work with). So, thank you - this is super valuable even for your non-AE audience, especially those of us still early in the journey 😀

[WaterShowsProd]

Having taught myself AE about 20 years ago, and having put a lot of thought lately into switching to DaVinci, this channel is going to be a big help.

[rano]

Damn dude, this is definitely one of the best and most informative videos about Fusion I've seen for people who are switching from AE/Premiere. Thanks for making it and please keep making advanced Fusion tutorials. There's a really high demand for advanced Fusion tutorials.

[mluckphoto]

This is one of the most valuable videos I have ever seen on the subject! Thank you! Please do more!

[Mandsefar]

This is pure gold. So glad I found your channel 🙌

[communityserviceannounceme]

Easily one of the best videos for the mass exodus from Adobe

[genrerahul]

This video is a goldmine for editors, even just to know which effects are popular to premiere pro and trying to do it in fusion.

[richard_robert]

I'm really glad that I discovered your Channel. Soo much Information.

[raymobula]

Cool. Just started to learn more about Fusion, this is very helpful.

For #7, I would have cloned the transform node aka created an instance using Shift+CTRL+V. It connects the original node with the instance with a thin green line. Easier to keep track of dependencies.

[kehindesuleiman]

Really nice to see this done in Davinci Resolve. Hopefully I will make the switch to Davinci soon. Thanks greatly for sharing.

[renanvcarvalho]

This is a masterclass! Thanks for sharing Ryan!

[BhaswarYouTube]

This is becoming one of the best channels for learning Fusion. I do have a bit of a request. After Effects is often used as the primary compositing tool for 2d frame by frame animation, by importing the animations as image sequences. It is kinda the standard for that in the anime industry. Could you make a video on that using Fusion? Thanks for the videos anyway. They are a massive help.

[uiwiswf]

thanks, one of the most informative videos about nodes,

[weeliano]

Absolutely brilliant! This video is a great reference! You have earned a subscriber!

[muscle__rr]

This is the best AE to DVR video on youtube ! Thank you

[DanMess]

Thank you so much for this video! I’ve never used AE but this was so helpful because it helped me to understand how to make really commonly used effects in DR. I am just getting into advanced fusion work and it’s so incredibly helpful when there’s high quality content like this. I’m so thankful, keep it up please!
Dan

[vismicstudios]

This has to be my new favorite channel about Fusion. Great videos!

[micheltheodorou]

Bro I'm starting to enjoy Fusion Thanks. You are my favorite channel for fusion

[jaevisuals]

Amazing tutorial... You actually get what people who are switch need from a tutorial. Well structured... highly informative and straight to the point. 17+ minutes felt like 5. Great content...