Nick Papps wrote:I'm using Resolve Studio 15 Beta on a 10.13.4 High Sierra.
Need any other info?
Here is what I'm experiencing as well: When I have a multicam clip loaded into the source monitor to then pull pieces from to complete my edit, I am unable to see the waveform when I click and select the waveform button.
Has anyone experienced this and know how to correct this?
Hi,
I think you should read the manual V14.3 chapter 21 page 407-415
One can also buy "The final guide to Davinci Resolve 14" by Paul Saccone
The most important thing about a multicam is how you sync clips to each other (Angle sync)
By IN, by timeCode, by marker, by sound, by MetaData (see manual)
We then create a MultiCam clip.
(In case, I scored in / out on each of the clips before and made a multicam by Marker.)
Then:
1) make sure that for the source viewer we have the icon "source" (below left of the viewer)
2) bring the playhead to where you want to insert your multucam
3) bring the MultiCam clip into the source viewer and using the mouse go from beginning to end. We can see the moments when one angle stops before another, etc ...
step1.jpg
4) F9 (insert)
5) The clip is on the destination track and covers the entire video + audio multicam of the longuest angle
6) reposition the playhead at the beginning of the TL / multicam
7) change the mode to multicam and we see that the icon of the mouse becomes a razor
8) after we can change the mode of the multicam: video / video + audio or only audio.
9) To change the angle without cutting the razor, use ALT + N ° angle and move forward or back the playhead => clic (razor) to break on the new angle
etc ...
step2.jpg
to finish if you have a mastered audio that covers all angles, you can work by placing it on A2 or others and put it in solo, etc.
Each his technique.