Keyframed video effects like pan and zoom, auto white balance, built-in audio effects
"Hello!"... Green screen effects! That's my backyard. User-defined text
animations get out of here if you're looking to find a video software bundle
that includes a video editor video converter screen recorder and more all
in a user-friendly interface that has virtually no lag even on an older
computer stick around I'll show you how hit the subscribe button and click the
notification Bell to be part of the conversation let me show you what the
Movavi software looks like when you click on Movavi video suite you'll get a
user interface that allows you to choose the software you want to use let me show
you a couple of these first let's open the video editor
let's choose to create a new project and you'll see it has a very familiar three
panel layout with our import and video tools in the upper left our preview
window in the upper right and our timeline window down below let's grab a
piece of video footage and movavi will drop that right into our timeline down
at the bottom you'll notice movavi is optimizing my high-definition clips so
that they'll play smoothly as I work with them this is the very feature that
will allow movavi to work without any lag on your computer it does this really
well video editing software typically takes up a lot of processing
capabilities but I edited this video on a very basic computer and movavi worked
flawlessly you can also import other types of files and in this case I've
recorded my audio separately through a better microphone so I'll import that as
well one thing I really like about movavi is the audio waveform is dead-on
so when I want to sync it up with my video track I just expand the scale as
wide as it will go in the lower left and I can see a frame-by-frame view of my
project I'll just line up my microphone audio with the camera audio and bam now
it's perfectly in sync and I can mute the audio that my camera recorded on the
video track now here's a crazy cool feature once I start to edit these
I want the audio from my microphone and the video to be sliced and diced all at
once so I click the little chain icon in the audio track and it will link and
lock those two tracks together now whatever happens to one happens to the
other when I click on my video track you'll see it opens up a whole list of
options to tweak my video footage I can make color adjustments crop and rotate
my footage or use the animation feature to move my footage across the screen I
can stabilize shaky footage highlight and conceal areas of the screen use the
chroma key feature for green-screen applications or even put my footage into
slow motion all of which I'll be covering in this video series but this
next feature is very cool it's the pan in zoom now if I click that I have three
options I can zoom in zoom out or I can pan but check out how this works
wherever my playhead is at if I choose one of the zoom features and hit add in
the upper right preview window it'll show me my starting point for the zoom
and where it will zoom into I can click on that screen and adjust my crop I'll
zoom into my backdrop and you'll see it will zoom in and stay there on the
timeline it's actually added two key frame spots where the zoom starts and
where the zoom ends stretching them out makes the zoom longer or slower and
changes the location of where they start and end moving them closer makes the
zoom faster now if I want to zoom back out from that point all I do is put my
playhead where I want the zoom out to start click on the zoom out option in
the upper left and click Add it automatically recognizes where I'm
zoomed in to and lets me zoom back out in the very same way if I click on
either of the keyframe dots on the timeline it changes the option to adjust
those sizes up in the preview window it's so simple in time-saving that this
might be one of my favorite features so far now if I click on my audio track
you'll see a host of audio options including a 10 band equalizer noise
reduction for the tracks that have some background noise in them beat
detection that will drop markers in your timeline if you're editing to the beat
of a certain song and built-in audio effects all you have to do is select the
effect you want and it will automatically add it to your audio track
I can actually access all of these functions just by right-clicking on my
audio clip and here you'll find you have even more options you can add a marker
point if there's a spot that you want to be able to find quickly later on and you
can add a keyframe volume point which allows you to adjust the track volume
right at that spot you can add these anywhere along the track and control
increases in decreases in the audio track instantly you can even click right
on the keyframe to remove it or even reset all of the volume points if you
want to add text to your video check this out movavi lets you add titles
intros, speech bubbles, artistic overlays but there is so much you can do even
with a basic title. Let's select what we want to use and
drag that down into our timeline some of our controls show up in the upper right
preview window we can change the font we can change the font color we can even
add an outline to our text we can change the opacity and if we create something
we might want to use again we can even name and save our settings so that we
can use it again later on they'll be saved and listed in the upper left under
my titles now if we right click on the text in our timeline we have the option
to apply animation this is where we can really make our text come to life just
like our audio files these effects will use keyframes that we can control if we
bring the snake animation down into the timeline it will make our text move
across the screen and sort of a slithering pattern but with every one of
these effects you can actually click on each keyframe and in the upper right
preview window you can decide where on the screen that text should be placed
for that particular moment movavi will show you on the screen where the last
position was to make your next choice really easy you can move those wherever
you want and Movavi will move the text across the
screen from one point to the other following your exact directions you can
even stretch those keyframe points out across the text track and speed up or
slow down how fast those animations happen in the upper left you can add
another keyframe to wherever your playhead is located so that creating any
sort of motion on the screen is as simple as drawing a roadmap of exactly
where you want your text to go don't let move the hubby's simple and easy to
understand layout fool you I've barely begun to show you what movavi can
actually do check out some of these amazing transition effects everything
from warp transitions to pond ripples there are even stickers and call-outs
that you can overlay into your project to make everything come to life they
have an entire effect store where you can pick up more amazing titles and
effects to use in your video project this is just the first of a five-part
series where I'll show you how to step up your editing game with Movavi.
You can download a free trial version right now and Movavi was even cool enough to give
us a 30% off discount if you decide movavi is the right software for you
I'll put links to all of that down below and we'll dig in even deeper next time
Peace!
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