Another shared mapping is the joystick and the two buttons next to it.

The center and most accessible part of the keypad is occupied by the J, K and L which are responsible for reverse playback, stop and forward playback accordingly. The common mappings across all the 3 layers are used for navigation and playback.

Layer 1 – Importing the footage to the timeline.

I use a couple of key mappings across the layers which means that the same keys do exactly the same thing in each layer.

Here’s the basic overview of the configuration editor recorded by Jonny:Ĭonfiguration for Resolve Common mappings Each layer can be assigned a different illumination color so that we can easily see which layer we are in at the moment. Additionally, the mappings can be assigned in 3 separate layers that can be switched by dedicated buttons. It will also automatically load the desired profile once the configured application is open. The G13 can be configured per Application the same ways as the Wacom tablet.

I connected the Logitech G13 and after using it for some time, I would like to describe my current setup and share my config. Now, with the release of DaVinci Resolve 12 I started getting to know all the new editing capabilities and thought that it’s a good time to rethink and overhaul my workflow. I was still in the process of configuring my Wacom tablet for best performance at that time and I forgot about G13 completely. The initial idea of using the Logitech G13 as an editing tool came from Jonny Elwyn who described it on his blog.

Davinci resolve editing exposure