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Start with a music file—or a video whose audio should control the edit. Narration is not added; the track is the spine.

A complete music-driven film. Its sections, visual treatments, and cuts follow the track.

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What should the track drive?

Attach the track and any required images or video with the request. A complete video can also be built entirely from type, graphic templates, and motion.

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The track sets the structure

HyperFrames maps the track’s phrases, energy, onsets, silences, rolls, drops, and hard stops before it plans the visuals. A rhythmic track can support cuts on its real beat grid. Calm or loose music should flow by phrase and energy instead of forcing a cut onto every measured beat. The visual treatments change at meaningful musical moments. More beats do not automatically mean more scenes.

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Review the rhythm

  • The correct section of the track is used.
  • Required media appears and lyrics match the vocal.
  • The strongest visual changes land on meaningful musical changes.
  • Important images and text remain long enough to understand.
  • The ending reaches a musical landing or forms a deliberate loop.
Use the Studio timeline to refine cuts, holds, and the ending against the beat markers.

Refine timing in Studio

Adjust cuts, holds, lyric timing, and the ending.