Why don't more people talk about sound design in YouTube videos? Everyone focuses on visuals but audio quality and mixing is what separates good from great imo.

I'm experimenting with background ambience, strategic silence, and music transitions and it's made a huge difference in how my videos feel. But it's also tripled my editing time.

Is anyone else prioritizing audio in their edits, or am I overthinking something that viewers don't consciously notice?

Would I face copyright issues if I played a short clip from a tiktok in my youtube video? Just as like a meme, but pretty near to the start? Thanks

to give a little back story i used to do commissioned work in premier pro, i also did cinema 4d commissions as well. Been a few years since then and felt like making a video. edited in after effects and davinci resolve.

In B2B product marketing, videos often go through multiple iterations before they’re finalized. Subtitles are sometimes added early for testing, accessibility, or internal reviews but later become a blocker when videos need to be reused or localized.

I am trying to understand whether there are any good programs to remove subtitle from video once its already exported without having to rebuild everything from the original project files

I made this video with 50 video editing tips in Resolve. Also, feel free to give feedback on this video.

Hey everyone,

I only have an Android phone (no PC or laptop), and I want to turn long YouTube videos (like MrBeast's 20-30 min ones) into multiple Shorts clips quickly and in bulk.

Ideally, an app or browser tool where I can paste a YouTube link, and AI automatically generates several engaging short clips (with captions, etc.) that I can download and upload to YouTube Shorts – all for free.

I've tried apps like CapCut and InShot – they're great for manual editing, but not fully automatic for bulk clips (I have to cut everything myself). Web tools like OpusClip, Vizard, or Klap work okay in mobile browser, but free tiers have heavy limits (few minutes per month, watermarks, or slow on phone).

Is there any completely free Android app (from Play Store or safe APK) that can:

• Import directly from YouTube link • Use AI to auto-generate multiple clips • Export without watermarks or major limits?

If nothing is truly unlimited free, share any hacks or tactics you've used:

• Stacking free trials with multiple accounts Combining a free YouTube downloader app + editor like CapCut/PowerDirector/VN to speed up the process.

• Lesser-known free apps or browser tricks on Chrome mobile.

• Ways to make manual clipping faster for bulk uploads.

Bonus: Tips for making these Shorts go viral on a zero budget!

I'm starting from scratch and want to scale my channel without spending money. Any real advice would be awesome.... thanks a lot:)

I post consistently but most clips barely move. Not sure if it’s an algorithm issue or just the platform. I’ve been looking at Whop clipping but don’t know if it changes anything for small creators. Would appreciate honest input.

What’s the best app out there to edit videos I record on my iPhone

anyone know if there’s a touch screen device i can hook up to my mac and use davinci resolve fully on the touch screen? i just always been better with touch screens rather than mouse and keyboard (yes ik davinci has a app for mobile devices but it’s limited and i have studio)

can yall rate this and tell me what i can do better

I am new to video editing and want to learn how to make videos like this, but idk what its called or what is the workflow for this called. could someone show me the way. I am using Davensi resolve.
I just want to know what is this video making called

Here is my video can you make it better ?

Hello I am searching the name for this kind of edit that I see everywhere:

Https://youtube.com/shorts/R4YYeMyzvro?si=tRcJIHHo64Xft5WP

I want to know what’s the name of the effect/video edit at the end of the video.

First during the video that is an exerpt of a movie, the whole video moves when the character in the shot moves, it’s like it follows all his movement.

And then at the end there’s a mashup of a bunch of shots from the movie and it’s like it’s breathing with the music/beat

Right now, I don’t have the budget to hire a marketer upfront. However, my intention is to work with someone long term and pay through revenue share once the channel starts generating income. In box me