Here’s my latest music video. The song was created using Suno and remixed with Reason. The great thing about Suno is the ability to mix genres: you start with an electro/trance thing and then introduce harmonica, as I did here for example. It might take a couple of dozen attempts before you find something that works but it’s so much fun along the way.
The video was built with clips generated by Hailuo, Genmo and Luma and you can hopefully see how improved the details are as I zoom in on the eyes, for instance. Syncing the music to the video is probably the hardest part, but it’s the best way to learn. Content is free now folks, so get to it!
AI Text to Video is improving at an incredible rate. This song and the video were created with written prompts: prompts that produce clips that can be either accepted or rejected. The detail in the prompts is what matters most. For this, I specified the French Quarter, New Orleans, late June, dusk, 1968, as a basis for every image, for example. (Specifying the lighting really is key, as it helps tie it all together). This video was mostly produced in Hailuoai and Kling, but many other platforms are available. The most amazing creative tools are now available for everyone. Please try them. It’s so much fun.