Along with the release of DaVinci Resolve 17, Blackmagic Design has also announced the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor.
The DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor is essentially a smaller sized controller that includes only the specific keys needed for editing.
It has Bluetooth with an internal battery for connecting wirelessly, or you can connect via USB-C.
This is not the first time Blackmagic has released a keyboard for DaVinci Resolve.
You may well remember back in April 2019 when Blackmagic announced the Resolve Editor Keyboard. It was a bit of a surprise at the time and a lot of people commented that it was too expensive.
Above you can see the size difference between the Resolve Speed Editor and the Resolve Keyboard Editor. If you look at it closely, the Resolve Speed Editor is essentially a cut down version of the larger Keyboard Editor.
Key features
- New keyboard modes for intelligent editing
- Buttons to allow search dial to live trim
- Source tape allows faster clip searching
- Large trim in and out buttons
- Integrated search dial control
- Buttons to allow search dial to live trim
- Buttons to change transition type
- Keypad for direct timecode entry
It weighs in at 780g (27.5 oz).
Price & Availability
The DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor will retail for $295 USD, which makes it substantially more affordable than the Resolve Editor Keyboard.
For a limited time, you will be able to purchase a DaVinci Resolve Studio license and get a free Davinci Resolve Speed Editor.
What do you think about the Resolve Speed Editor? Would you purchase one? Let us know in the comments section below.
