For a channel intro
Try a short, recognizable idea with one strong hook. Describe the energy of your channel and choose an instrument or texture that can become part of your identity.
Prompt: “A bright, confident electronic intro with a playful synth hook, crisp drums, and a quick lift at the end.”
For Shorts and quick edits
Short-form video often benefits from immediate movement. Ask for a clear beat, a memorable opening, and a mood that matches the first visual rather than waiting for a long build.
For travel and lifestyle videos
Start with the place and the feeling: sun on the road, quiet streets after midnight, or a crowded market full of color. Specific scenes create more useful music than generic labels.
For storytelling and documentaries
Think about the emotional arc. A restrained beginning, a gradual build, and a warmer resolution can support a story without taking attention away from the voiceover.
“A curious, cinematic travel track for a sunrise train ride, pulsing bass, soft percussion, and a hopeful lift when the landscape opens up.”