Background for spoken video
Specify a steady volume and a simple arrangement. Check that a new instrument never masks the presenter.
Generate a song or instrumental from a written brief. Set track length, mention instruments and optionally include lyrics.
ExampleYour result will appear here.
See examplesWrite a brief with a style, instruments and tempo, then set the length. Select Instrumental only for background music that leaves room for dialogue.
Specify a steady volume and a simple arrangement. Check that a new instrument never masks the presenter.
Describe when the track should feel resolved. Compare the ending with the point where the logo or closing line appears.



A 30-second instrumental with soft piano, brushed percussion and a steady 85 BPM feel for a quiet product demo.
| Use | Brief to try | Playback check |
|---|---|---|
| Under dialogue | Soft piano, sparse percussion, steady dynamics, instrumental only | Can you hear the quietest voice throughout the track? |
| Closing title | Build gently, then resolve on one final chord | Does the final chord line up with the closing frame? |
Yes. Enable Instrumental only and focus the brief on the instruments, rhythm and mood you want.
The current settings allow three to 600 seconds. Choose a duration that fits the segment, then verify the downloaded track before placing it over footage.
Include lyrics or a vocal brief when you want sung lines. For a dialogue bed, enable Instrumental only and describe the arrangement instead.
Use Add Audio to Video with the finished track. Choose Mix to retain existing dialogue or Replace when the music should be the only soundtrack.
Enable Instrumental only and give the model a small set of instruments. Ask for an even arrangement so louder sections leave room for narration. Listen to the opening and final bars before placing the track under a video.