AI music generation
Prepare background music around the mood, rhythm and length of your video. Review it with narration and visuals so the soundtrack supports the story.
Where this capability fits
Define the soundtrack’s role: a subtle bed, forward momentum or an emotional transition. Choose style around that purpose.
Place music around the edit structure and check transitions. Dense narration needs less competition from the soundtrack.
Review the opening, ending and spoken sections for abrupt cuts and volume changes. Results and available settings depend on the workspace.
Start with a clear process
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Define mood, duration and whether the video includes narration.
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Generate and audition music, selecting a portion suited to the edit.
- 03
Adjust entry, exit and level, then review speech clarity throughout.
Describe what you need
Use this as a starting point. Adapt the assets, audience and goal, then review the result.
Prepare gentle background music for this tutorial with a steady rhythm and no distracting dramatic changes. Keep the spoken explanation in the foreground.
Review before delivery
- Does the music suit the content?
- Does the ending resolve naturally?
- Is narration intelligible throughout?
Questions, answered
Should music cover the entire video?
Not necessarily. Original sound, pauses and demonstrations may need space; music density should support communication.
Can I cut to the music?
Use the rhythm as a guide without cutting off essential information. Establish a complete story before refining shot-to-music timing.
Explore related workflows
Bring your footage. Start with a clear goal.
Apply the workflow to your own content, review each step and refine the finished video.