Add a score and voice to your video
Sound is half the story. Your composer writes an original score to the mood and length of your cut — no stock hunting — and you can add a voice track for narration or dialogue. Describe the feeling, set the length, review before it is produced, and lay the finished music and voice under your video so the whole piece feels complete.
A finished video is not just pictures. The composer scores it to fit your cut, and a voice track carries narration or dialogue — together they turn a sequence of shots into something that feels whole.
Step by step
- 1
Describe the mood and length
Tell the composer the feeling and the duration you need so the score fits the cut without awkward loops.
- 2
Review before it is produced
For anything with words, you see the lyrics or the voice script first and approve or edit it before a credit is spent.
- 3
Add a voice track
Layer narration or dialogue so the story or the pitch is carried in a voice, not just captions.
- 4
Lay it under the cut
Drop the finished score and voice under your video. The editor helps balance them so nothing competes with the picture.
Made to fit, not borrowed
Stock music never quite matches, and a silent cut feels unfinished. A score written for your mood and length sits under the video like it was always meant to be there — and a voice track gives the story someone to tell it.
Key terms
- Score.
- The original music written to the mood and length of your video, so it fits the cut instead of fighting it.
- Voice track.
- Narration or dialogue laid over the video to carry the story or the message.
- Mood.
- The feeling you want the sound to leave — calm, driving, tense — that steers the score.
FAQ
Can I review words before they are produced?
Yes — for lyrics or a voice script you preview and edit before anything is generated, so a credit is never spent on a surprise.
Will the music match the length of my cut?
Yes — set the duration and the composer writes to it, so the score fits the video instead of needing awkward edits.