StarZero

Every sound here was generated.

Narration, music and sound effects come from the same chat as your edit. Pick a voice, write the line, describe the music, and the agent places each one on the timeline under your picture.

From An overdue update from StarZero, a 52-second film made in one StarZero chat. The footage, the music bed, the sound effect and the voice were all generated there.

Write the line. Mark how it should land.

Choose a voice by gender, age, use, accent and language. Tags in the script set the emotion and the tone, in any language the voice speaks. These are real StarZero lines in English, Romanian and French, tags included.

  1. Narrator [curious] Finding that thread by hand? A week of scrubbing.

  2. Narrator [calm] Quiet at the open. Pressure through the middle. [whispers] The last word left hanging.

  3. Reporter [curious] Your dog can talk?

    Farmer [deadpan] Unfortunately.

  4. Storyteller, in Romanian [soft, gentle bedtime storytelling] Ia privește, micuțule... vezi mașinuța asta? Pare mică, nu-i așa? O jucărie simplă.

    Look, little one... see this toy car? It looks small, doesn't it? A simple toy.

  5. Commentator, in French [excited] Et il marque ! À la dernière seconde ! Le stade explose !

    And he scores! At the last second! The stadium erupts!

Describe the music. Then every sound around it.

Music runs from 3 seconds to 5 minutes and stays instrumental unless you ask for lyrics. Sound effects run from half a second to 30 seconds and can loop. Each description here is the one that made the file.

  1. Music 0:46

    Understated minimal electronic instrumental bed for a quiet product announcement film. Sparse warm synth pad, soft muted pulse, gentle low sub, restrained and unobtrusive, sitting well under a voiceover…

    The bed under the film at the top of this page.

  2. Music 0:56

    A score in five sections for the StarZero homepage reel:

    • Intro, curious
    • Restrained, steady
    • Widening build
    • Driving climb
    • Dead stop, held note
  3. Music 4 s

    4-second cinematic end-card logo sting, instrumental: one single deep, warm orchestral cinematic hit (low brass, timpani, low strings) followed by a shimmering tail…

  4. Sound effect 3 s

    A vintage risograph duplicator printing one page: a solid mechanical ka-chunk as the drum engages, the whir of the ink drum rotating, and a single sheet of paper feeding through and settling.

  5. Sound effect 8 s

    Fast film strip flutter through a projector: rapid soft ticks that speed up, then gradually slow down to a complete stop, clean and dry, no music

  6. Ambience 0:18

    quiet outdoor farm yard ambience, gentle rural breeze rustling through leaves and distant chicken clucking, subtle natural atmosphere

  • Split a clip's voice from its background.
  • Bring in audio from your library or a link.
  • Set volume keyframes so the music drops under speech.

Give your next video a voice and music.

Start with footage from your library, or with nothing at all. Generated shots, graphics, voice and music share one timeline.