Highlight recommendation
Use energy peaks and chorus ranges to find a 15- or 30-second segment.
Music-to-video workflow
Turn Music into a Directed Video, Shot by Shot
Select the strongest part of a song and turn its rhythm, structure, mood, and lyrics into a reviewable visual plan.
Track DNA · highlight selection · visual references · private composition
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MUSIC-TO-MV PROJECTPRIVATE
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Choose a generated song or upload an authorized MP3/WAV.
02
Select a 15- or 30-second highlight, output ratio, and visual direction.
03
Generate and edit a versioned storyboard before any H3 job is submitted.
04
Attach validated reference images and approve an immutable server quote.
05
Render each H3 shot independently, review it privately, and rerender only what needs work.
06
Compose a final H.264/AAC MP4 with the original song as the only master audio.
Music should drive the plan, not disappear behind a prompt
The Studio preserves a normalized Track DNA record instead of treating audio as an anonymous upload. Duration, BPM, sections, energy, highlights, and timed lyrics can inform the selected range and shot context.
Visual generation remains directed rather than automatic. Each shot has a start, end, duration, visual description, camera direction, H3 prompt, generation mode, and selected reference assets. You approve that plan before video credits are reserved.
Music-aware production controls
Contiguous shot plan
Cover the exact music range with legal 5–15 second H3 shots.
Original-audio integrity
Reference audio may guide motion, but final audio comes from the source track.
Multiple aspect ratios
Plan and export 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 from the same product workflow.
A traceable music-to-video pipeline
Every output can be traced to a source track, range, storyboard, quote, and set of shot attempts.
- 01Choose a generated song or upload an authorized MP3/WAV.
- 02Select a 15- or 30-second highlight, output ratio, and visual direction.
- 03Generate and edit a versioned storyboard before any H3 job is submitted.
- 04Attach validated reference images and approve an immutable server quote.
- 05Render each H3 shot independently, review it privately, and rerender only what needs work.
- 06Compose a final H.264/AAC MP4 with the original song as the only master audio.
Where music-to-video is useful
Chorus clip
Turn the most recognizable hook into a high-intensity social video.
Instrumental visual
Use energy and material transformation instead of forced narrative.
Playlist visualizer
Animate cover art and atmosphere with lower visual complexity.
Campaign cutdown
Create a consistent short asset before investing in a longer production.
Music-to-video FAQ
01Does the system listen to the full song?+
The trusted analyzer can probe the full authorized file to produce Track DNA, while the first MV formats render only the selected 15- or 30-second range.
02What happens before H3 rendering starts?+
You select a music range, generate a versioned storyboard, edit every shot, apply validated visual references, approve the storyboard, and request a server-side quote. No H3 job starts merely because a song was uploaded.
03How are final videos assembled?+
Successful private H3 shots are normalized and concatenated by a dedicated FFmpeg compositor. H3 audio is ignored; the selected portion of the original song becomes the only master soundtrack.
04Which formats are available first?+
The first production formats are a 15-second teaser and a 30-second social clip in 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1. The project architecture is designed to support longer formats later without treating them as one opaque generation.