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Add music and an AI voice-over

Upload a music track or generate a voice-over in three voices, place the clips on the timeline and render the video with sound. Module.

Under the preview is a timeline: the Spot itself and up to three sound lanes for music and voice. The sound is mixed into the video when it is rendered.

Music or your own audio

  1. Add audio and choose a file - MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV or OGG - or drop it onto a lane.
  2. The clip lands after the last clip in that lane. Drag it to move it, drag its ends to trim it, set its volume.
  3. Select a clip and press Delete (or Backspace) to remove it.

An AI voice-over

  1. AI voice opens Generate a voice-over. Under Find the voice, write one sentence of the spot, in any language - the estimate beside it shows how long it runs against the spot (≈ 6.4 s of 14.0 s).
  2. Generate makes three takes in different voices. Press ▶ to listen to each.
  3. Change a take: the quick notes Faster and More energy, Other tones (Energetic, Excited, Confident, Cheerful) or your own words - then Make 3 takes. More voices offers female and male voices beyond the first three.
  4. Use this voice opens the voice: write the rest of the spot with Add a line, Try again for a new take of a line, and Use this to place it on the timeline after the previous clip. You can come back and open another voice.
Generate a voice-over - Find the voice: the sentence “Tablet week is on. Samsung Galaxy tablets from 485 euros - only until Sunday. Shop now.”, the estimate ≈ 6.4 s of 14.0 s, Generate, and three takes - Puck 8.0 s, Aoede 7.5 s, Kore 8.3 s - each with Change and Use this voice; More voices below

Writing a note for a new take

  • Works: pace (“faster”, “pause before the last sentence”), mood (“more excited”, “more confident”), emphasis (“stress 30 percent”).
  • Does not: fixing how one word sounds (use another take or another voice), changing the words (edit the text instead), editing the recording itself.
  • Tip: one change per note. Each note makes a new take - the old one stays.

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