FOR MUSICIANS
A music video for your track, line by line.
Bring the track and a photo of the artist. The studio films one line at a time: a close-up still, then the performance on your vocal, with the mouth on every word.
How it works
- 1Cut the vocal per linePieces of 5 to 15 seconds. A dry vocal without the beat syncs best.
- 2Approve a close-up stillChest up, mid-gesture, in the place you choose. It costs a few cents.
- 3Run the performanceThe artist raps or sings your line into the lens, moving, with the mouth on your vocal.
- 4Cut it on the beatPlace every clip at the second its line starts, and it stays in sync.
What people make with it
One shot per line, effect shots between the lines, the whole track.
One strong line as a short clip for socials before the release.
An invented face that stays the same in every shot and every release.
Put a new vocal on an existing clip; the mouth follows the audio.
Make the video for your next release
The studio opens in stages. We let people in in the order they signed up, and you start with 1,000 free credits.
Claim your spotGood to know
The performance is the expensive step, so it only runs on a frame you like.
It follows the length of your line and the resolution you pick.
Use your own face, an invented one, or someone who agreed to it.
Every model in the studio is licensed for commercial use.
Questions
Does the mouth really follow my vocal?
Yes. The performance is made on your vocal, so the mouth follows it from the first word.
Can I use my own artist?
Yes, with a clear photo of their face, or an invented artist you create in the studio first.
How long can one shot be?
Up to 15 seconds per vocal piece. A full track is built from one shot per line or two.
Start making it yourself
The studio opens in stages. We let people in in the order they signed up, and you start with 1,000 free credits.
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