Before I generate any images for my commercials, I start with a music track (Elysia by Judah Earl, licensed via MusicBed)
And then record the VO:
And then I “watch the ad with my eyes closed” and adjust it until it makes me feel something.
Then I begin the visuals.
Most AI video tools start with text.
That’s the problem.
Music controls time, emotion, and rhythm.
So why does text get to lead visuals?
Music in. Video out.
Meet VidMuse @vidmuse_ai
Your Personal AI Music Video Agent.
"Diamonds and Forever"
- video made with @vidmuse_ai
this is a very solid and intuitive tool by the people at @SandAI_HQ , creators of awesome things like @magiai_hq
It's good to try new things out, and I would strongly recommend you give these a shot! ✌️👽
Thanks for sharing @vidmuse_ai , Mason—spot on. Understanding the user’s intent (rhythm, emotion, etc.) is core to VidMuse; visuals come after that. Glad you liked it!
Thanks for sharing your work! and letting more people get to know
@vidmuse_ai
❤️ We’re working hard to make audio‑first AI video creation simpler for everyone.
Just made a sweet MV with @vidmuse_ai & music from @SunoOfficial 🎶. It's the first part of a school love story—shy glances, unspoken feelings, and the magic of quiet moments. No edits, just one simple step to create a story. Check it out! ✨
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