DaVinci Resolve: Use Fusion generators for backgrounds
DaVinci ResolveDemo summary
The video shows how to use new generators like Abstract Mesh and Soft Waves to create animated backgrounds for YouTube-style videos.
Step-by-step
- Open the Generators menu
- Navigate to Fusion Generators
- Select a generator such as Abstract Mesh or Soft Waves
- Drag the generator onto the timeline
- Adjust the colors and design in the inspector
- Place a title on the track above the generator
Options
- Abstract Mesh
- Cube Array
- Diamond Lines
- Disc Wall
- Dreamy Shapes
- Neo Future
- Soft Waves
Tips
- Use these generators to create simple animated backgrounds for title screens
- These are particularly effective for YouTube-style video content
Highlights
“you can do a real simple sort of animated screen. Really useful for youtuby kind of videos”
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