Beat-synced 16:9 music video over supplied footage
Beat-synced 16:9 music video over supplied footage is a 59.3-second Claude Opus motion design reference by @aimikoda, built around Python. [Note: the creator shared a partial prompt. Copy this music visual prompt, keep the creator's frame counts and palette, and adapt the subject for your own launch film.
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Prompt
[Note: the creator shared a partial prompt. Wording below is theirs.]
GOAL:
Create a high-energy 16:9 music video using the supplied footage.
MOTION:
Keep the original timing and playback speed, with no slow motion, speed ramps or trimming. Use the full frame with no grid or split panels, preserving the original footage as one continuous, clearly recognizable image at all times. Apply a constantly shifting base visual treatment driven by the music's sections, and unleash aggressive style infections that erupt from points of action such as clashes, impacts and fast movement, spreading violently across the frame through expanding circles, shockwave rings, slashing wipes and mutating color fields. Blend these with rhythmic cascades of motion echoes, time-offset ghost layers, frame repetitions and hard impact freezes. Trigger dense, layered visual effects, flashes, camera punches, shakes, chromatic splits, inversions, graphic symbols and chain reactions precisely to the music. Let the original footage and soundtrack guide all creative decisions, keeping the editing constantly evolving, unpredictable and visually spectacular. Preserve the original characters, action and scene continuity throughout. Effects enhance the footage rather than replace it. Preserve the original video's audio, including dialogue, sound effects and ambient sounds, mixing it naturally with the supplied music. Do not mute, replace or remove the original audio. No typography, text, letters or numbers.
Create a high-energy 16:9 music video using the supplied footage. Keep the original timing and playback speed, with no slow motion, speed ramps or trimming. Use the full frame with no grid or split panels, preserving the original footage as one continuous, clearly recognizable image at all times. Apply a constantly shifting base visual treatment driven by the music's sections, and unleash aggressive style infections that erupt from points of action such as clashes, impacts and fast movement, spreading violently across the frame through expanding circles, shockwave rings, slashing wipes and mutating color fields. Blend these with rhythmic cascades of motion echoes, time-offset ghost layers, frame repetitions and hard impact freezes. Trigger dense, layered visual effects, flashes, camera punches, shakes, chromatic splits, inversions, graphic symbols and chain reactions precisely to the music. Let the original footage and soundtrack guide all creative decisions, keeping the editing constantly evolving, unpredictable and visually spectacular. Preserve the original characters, action and scene continuity throughout. Effects enhance the footage rather than replace it. Preserve the original video's audio, including dialogue, sound effects and ambient sounds, mixing it naturally with the supplied music. D
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Create a high-energy 16:9 music video using the supplied footage. Keep the original timing and playback speed, with no slow motion, speed ramps or trimming. Use the full frame with no grid or split panels, preserving the original footage as one continuous, clearly recognizable image at all times. Apply a constantly shifting base visual treatment driven by the music's sections, and unleash aggressive style infections that erupt from points of action such as clashes, impacts and fast movement, spreading violently across the frame through expanding circles, shockwave rings, slashing wipes and mutating color fields. Blend these with rhythmic cascades of motion echoes, time-offset ghost layers, frame repetitions and hard impact freezes. Trigger dense, layered visual effects, flashes, camera punches, shakes, chromatic splits, inversions, graphic symbols and chain reactions precisely to the music. Let the original footage and soundtrack guide all creative decisions, keeping the editing constantly evolving, unpredictable and visually spectacular. Preserve the original characters, action and scene continuity throughout. Effects enhance the footage rather than replace it. Preserve the original video's audio, including dialogue, sound effects and ambient sounds, mixing it naturally with the supplied music. Do not mute, replace or remove the original audio. No typography, text, letters or numbers.
Create a high-energy 16:9 music video using the supplied footage. Keep the original timing and playback speed, with no slow motion, speed ramps or trimming. Use the full frame with no grid or split panels, preserving the original footage as one continuous, clearly recognizable image at all times. Apply a constantly shifting base visual treatment driven by the music's sections, and unleash aggressive style infections that erupt from points of action such as clashes, impacts and fast movement, spreading violently across the frame through expanding circles, shockwave rings, slashing wipes and mutating color fields. Blend these with rhythmic cascades of motion echoes, time-offset ghost layers, frame repetitions and hard impact freezes. Trigger dense, layered visual effects, flashes, camera punches, shakes, chromatic splits, inversions, graphic symbols and chain reactions precisely to the music. Let the original footage and soundtrack guide all creative decisions, keeping the editing constantly evolving, unpredictable and visually spectacular. Preserve the original characters, action and scene continuity throughout. Effects enhance the footage rather than replace it. Preserve the original video's audio, including dialogue, sound effects and ambient sounds, mixing it naturally with the supplied music. D
Questions
What is this music prompt for?
It is a Claude Opus motion design brief for “Beat-synced 16:9 music video over supplied footage”. Paste it into Claude and keep the timings already written in the prompt.
Where is the original film?
The creator is @aimikoda. Use View post to open the X video this prompt belongs to.