That’s perfect for two handed editing where users are using their right hand for transport control and their left hand is placing in and out points and performing edits. After the edit the viewer will stay in the source tape so customers can move to the next shot faster.Įntering in and out points is the most used function in editing, so the speed editor keyboard includes large in and out point buttons that customers can easily locate by feel. Plus, the current clip is highlighted live in the bin. Simply push the source button and use the search dial to scroll through all their media. Now the cut page has a modern version of the videotape and it’s called the “source tape”. However old tape based linear editing had the advantage of all media being played from a videotape, so customers could simply fast forward and rewind to see all their shots. That’s too slow for work such as TVCs, news, promos and training videos. Traditional edit software uses thousands of clips to organize their media, so customers need to constantly click and drag clips to edit. In addition, for a limited time, every customer who purchases DaVinci Resolve Studio from a Blackmagic Design reseller will get the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor included free of charge!ĭaVinci Resolve Speed Editor is available immediately from Blackmagic Design resellers worldwide for US$295. This means the editor can work much faster because, unlike a mouse, the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor has a control for each edit function and can perform multiple tasks at the same time.
New editing keyboard works with the DaVinci Resolve cut page to create a new generation editing solution that’s dramatically faster!įremont, CA, USA – Monday, 9 November 2020 – Blackmagic Design today announced DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor, a new keyboard for DaVinci Resolve’s cut page that allows a new and dramatically faster editing solution that’s a combination of integrated hardware and software.
Information on the Speed Editor from Blackmagic Design:īLACKMAGIC DESIGN ANNOUNCES NEW DAVINCI RESOLVE SPEED EDITOR
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