So in this second VSDC tutorial, I go over a few basic editing functions, plus some fun ones like fast forward and slow motion, and I also show you how to turn on waveforms if you have the Pro version. If you haven’t grabbed that yet, just enter your email into the box below and I’ll send the cheat sheet directly to your inbox!Ĭlick here to grab my vsdc cheat sheet How to Trim and Split Clips with VSDC Video Editor The cheat sheet gives you each step to get started. I find the cheat sheet to be SUPER helpful because opening up new video editing software for the first time is a little daunting. I created one-page printable VSDC cheat sheet for total beginners. Thank you for supporting the brands that make this blog possible! Read my disclosure policy here. My experience is my own, and your experience may differ.

All thoughts and opinions are my own and are not influenced by VSDC or its affiliates. I am provided with compensation for advertisements on this blog and commissions for purchases made through links in this post. They asked me to help get the word out about their free video editing software, and I’m always game for bringing my audience new ideas for creating awesome GoPro videos and family movies, so of course, I said yes!ĭisclosure: This post is sponsored by VSDC and this page may contain affiliate links. This post and the others in this series is sponsored by VSDC.

If you missed that first VSDC tutorial, click here to scoot back there to catch it. In the very first tutorial on using VSDC’s free video editor, I showed you how to get started with a new project and how to import clips. This week, I’m continuing my VSDC Tutorial series with the second lesson.

Vsdc video editor cutting and splitting