Create music around your video.
Give your video a soundtrack with the right pace and mood. Describe the music you want in Sceneform Studio. Set its duration, generate a track, and listen alongside your visuals before adding it to the edit.
Studio runs in a desktop or laptop browser, not on a phone.
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What you can create
Describe the sound
Name the mood, instruments, tempo, and energy. Explain whether the track should support narration or carry a scene on its own.
Set a useful duration
Choose 15, 30, 60, 120, or 180 seconds in Studio's music form. Pick the closest length, then trim the track on the timeline to fit your edit.
Review music in context
Listen with the video instead of judging the track alone. Check whether the rhythm supports scene changes and leaves space for speech.
From your idea to finished content
Open the music panel
Create or open a Studio project. Decide where music starts, where it ends, and which moments need more or less energy.
Write a specific music brief
Describe instruments, mood, and pace. Choose the duration and review the displayed credit cost before generating the track.
Listen and refine the edit
Preview the generated music in the media library and drag a suitable result onto your timeline. Check the balance between music, speech, and other sound.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
Music beneath a product tutorial
Gentle instrumental track with muted guitar, soft percussion, and a steady pace. Keep the arrangement sparse beneath spoken instructions. No vocals.
A confident product reveal
Bright electronic instrumental with warm synth chords and a clean rhythmic pulse. Start quietly, build energy, and finish with a clear resolution.
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Create your next project
Start with a clear brief. Review the result. Make it yours.