But hopefully you can still use that as a shortlist of useful apps for customising a keyboard, mouse or USB peripheral on a Mac. Most of them don’t recognise that it is even attached to my Mac Pro (2013). Enjoyable – Designed for remapping gaming controllers as mice and keyboardsĪll of which I tried to use to customise the Speed Editor but to no avail.CommandPost.io – Deep integration and extension of FCPX, but not Resolve.Bitfocus – Excellent app for Stream Deck users allowing control of broadcast devices.SteerMouse – Remap your mouse buttons, useful for Mac-based Razer mouse users.Karabiner (not recent Elements version).Keyboard Maestro – Can control third-party devices via the USB Device Key Trigger.ControllerMate – Allows for complex macros to be fired by USB and midi devices.Here is a short list of everything I tried to use to get access to and customise the Bluetooth and USB-C connected Speed Editor editing control surface, which has been specifically designed to only be used in the Cut page in DaVinci Resolve 17.
This a free, open source tool that you can download to turbo charge your FCPX workflows in many other ways, but excitingly it now allows you to use the Speed Editor, outside of Resolve. UPDATE – April 2022 – CommandPost.io now allows you to use the Speed Editor in Final Cut Pro! You can’t use the Speed Editor in other applications because Blackmagic Design have locked down access to the device very tightly. Well I’m afraid to say this post is going to be really short because…
So you want to know how to use the Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve 17 Speed Editor in other video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer or Final Cut X or even just other page like the Color page in DaVinci Resolve 17? What the Speed Editor Can Do in Every Page of DaVinci Resolve.Using the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor in other video editing software.How to use the Blackmagic Design Speed Editor in Other Video Editing Software
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