Give your clip sound and words
Record noises per cut, talk over the film, bring your own music and tap its beat. Every lane under the strip.
Video coming soon. The written walkthrough below is the whole build.
Written walkthrough
All sound in a clip is yours: your voice, your noises, your music files. There are no built-in songs on purpose. This is the same build as the Sound & Words card in the Learn tab.
1. Open your clip
Open Shoot a clip from ↗ Share this scene. The scene remembers its strip: your cuts are waiting.
2. Give a cut a noise
Tap + Sound under the strip, then Record new. Make the sound yourself: a boing, a knock, a meow. It plays when that cut lands, and the sound pool keeps every take for reuse on other cuts.
3. Talk over it
Tap + Talk over it. One take across the whole film: narrate it like a nature documentary, or do all the voices.
4. Bring your music and set the beat
Tap + Music: Record now, or From your files. Then tap the music bar and tap along to set the beat. With a beat set, cuts hold in beats instead of seconds, so the film lands on your song.
5. Put words on it
Tap + Words and write what a cut says. Words show on the film, cut by cut, and they become the bubbles if you turn the strip into a comic .
Every lane is a bar under the strip. Tap a bar to edit it, and the words and sounds ride along when a clip is shared.