Fusion For Beginners in DaVinci Resolve 17

Going over the basics for beginner getting into fusion while building in intro.

00:00 Intro
00:43 Getting media into Fusion
03:12 Jump to different clip in Fusion
03:39 Fusion UI overview
04:58 Types of Fusion nodes
06:37 How to get to all Fusion nodes
07:27 Inputs for nodes in Fusion
07:57 How to view a node in Fusion
08:20 Adding mask to node in Fusion
11:32 Connect nodes together with merge node
12:48 How to change apply mode and blend modes
13:53 Creating animations with keyframes
24:52 Getting Fusion project on edit page in DaVinci Resolve
25:29 Adding easing to keyframes in Fusion
27:26 Adding motion blur in Fusion
28:51 Adding more memory for Fusion to use
29:06 Clear ram cache in Fusion

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[hinocenciopaulo]

You are THE BEST in this animation field

[amarmuric]

I recently switched from Premiere Pro to Davinci. I'm very familiar with Adobe products, but brand new to Davinci. Thanks a lot for making this video. Helps me out so much!

[hopeandjoy]

I followed your video step by step. Wonderful. First time I understood fusion! Thank you so much!

[LaszloParkanyi]

Thank you. You present your tutorials clear - that is why I always watch them.

[marcuslove]

Thank you very much, I needed this lesson!!

[AnyTechyt]

Thanks so much, I havent uploaded on my channel for ages as a windows uppdate completely wrecked my pc and i lost all my hours of video edited video ready for upload, your tutorials really helped me get back onto my feet and learn how to quickly edit some awesome tings like the banger i plan on making for when i resume my channel, thank u!

[nai_nosnikcid]

by far the best tutor for resolve, thanks dude

[nelsonsoares]

As always an amazing class, thank you!

[steamconnected]

Great vid.Snx you realy helped me in many questions and gived me more about fusion mechanics.That what i was looking for.

[WillApplebyUK]

Hi Jay, love the videos! One thing I struggle with in Fusion is how to re-time keyframe animations to make a clip longer or shorter. Often I build a complex animation over, say 10 seconds, only to find on playback that it's too fast. Re-timing the clip via the edit page is no good because it reduces the framerate and causes jerky playback. Is there an easy way to stretch or squash all keyframes to increase or decrease overall duration? Would love a tutorial on this. For example how to turn a 10 second clip with multiple keyframed nodes into a 15 or 20 second clip without having to individually move each node's keyframes.

[Sormad]

Very good for us beginners - I especially liked when you picked the corner of a circle 😀🤗

[fernandocamarillo]

Is anyone else's program keep slowing down whenever basic transitions are added, or when working in fusion/adding color grade. All of my drivers are updated and so is Resolve. I have 32gb of ram, and a AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT. Also my CPU (AMD Ryzen 5 5600x) is doing most of the workload, and the GPU is doing like 1% of the workload is that normal? I'm using the NZXT cam software to keep an eye on my temps I see the workload through there.

[rageshgovindan]

Hey how good is the new mac book pro with the M1 max chip for the fusion or color grading ?

[jadejaparth]

Thank you for the useful tutorial. I was thinking if there any tool to align objects and text to the center perfectly in fusion? Like in Photoshop?

[jmalmsten]

Random question about expressions in Fusion. How do I do multiple lines. I can put in single commands and functions and values just fine. But for some reason I cannot do a series of functions to come up with the final value I want to be used.

[Potchekansky]

How stable is the DaVinci Resolve 17? I'm still running 16 and I'm wondering whether I should jump on the newer version

[hinocenciopaulo]

Man, why do you not have your own pay course about Fusion/Video Editing? I'll definitely pay for that.

[Saba_Demitri]

More fusion tutorials plz. Possibly fusion studio for beginners. 🙏

[CARTEBLANCHE_MV]

Thanks for the tutorial. love your work!
I'm really trying to learn fusion
I´m a new DaVinci resolve user when it comes to fusion but can we be honest for a second,
all these steps to make a ( " basic background and text " ) is way too hard,
when compared to making it in another editing program ( premiere pro / after effects / final cut )

it's easier to see what you are making and also less complicated.

I feel like this node base method works wonders for the color grade section,
but how it is at the moment for fusion, is taking away all the fun of creating and editing.


How do you feel about it?
And how do people in de comment section feel about it?

let's talk about it!

[DavidGP]

Everyone shows how to get Media INTO Fusion -- but how am I going to get my rendered clip OUT of Fusion in the end?