How TubeGen generates soundtracks
TubeGen scores original background music to your voiceover's exact length, at 2.5 credits per second. The video is split into mood-matched segments and each one gets its own music prompt, so the hook can build tension while the body sits under a lighter bed.
WHAT IT DOES
Why is TubeGen's music split into segments?
Auto-split with AI
Analyses the voiceover and splits the video into mood-matched segments, at about 0.6 credits per sentence analysed.
Magic prompt
Writes a fitting music description from a segment's tone, at 10 credits per segment. Every prompt and boundary can be edited.
Manual segments
Define your own segments on the timeline and write each description yourself: genre, mood, instrumentation, energy.
Scored to length
The soundtrack matches the voiceover's length, so it fits the video without manual trimming.
WHAT IT COSTS
What a soundtrack costs in TubeGen
Music is billed per second, with auto-split and Magic prompt charged only if you use them. Fewer, longer segments sound more cohesive: two or three moods is plenty for a 10-minute video.
On Build Your Own plans, the soundtrack requires the Audio Suite add-on.
LIMITS
Soundtrack limits in TubeGen
Scoring
Generated per segment, auto-split on scene change
Pick the model. Build the video.
The soundtrack is one stage of the pipeline. Script, voiceover, visuals, music and edit run in one place.
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