Use case
Music visuals
A music clip is a storyboard with a tempo. Set the look — Music video film type, a palette like neon noir or candy pop, a Dynamic or Chaotic tempo — and build it scene by scene in Film mode: a performance beat, a cutaway, an abstract loop. Hailuo 02 brings the trailer light; Seedance the slow-motion dream; Veo 3 Fast renders ambience for a bridge.
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Scene types that cut well
- →Performance: a singer under a single light, whip pan into close-up, practicals only.
- →Cutaways: rain on neon, silk in slow motion, a crowd from above — texture between vocal lines.
- →Loops: a 5-second orbit or slow pan that repeats cleanly under a verse.
Budget for a three-minute clip
Twelve scenes of 8 seconds on Seedance 1.0 Pro are 12 × 210 = 2,520 credits, plus drafts on Lite at 90 each. A full clip with iteration sits inside the Creator plan's monthly 6,000 — and the visuals are yours to cut against the track in your editor.
Starting points
Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI generate a full music video?
As a storyboard: up to 12 scenes per film, cut against your track in an editor. Film mode keeps one look across all of them.
Does eroq generate music?
No — visuals and voice. Veo 3 Fast renders ambience and effects with its clips; the music is yours.
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