Give your clip sound and words
Record a sound for each shot, talk over the film, bring your own music, tap its beat, and add text.
Video coming soon. The written walkthrough below is the whole build.
Written walkthrough
Give a clip sound and words: your voice, your own sounds, your own music files. There are no built-in songs. This is the same build as the Sound & Words card in the Learn tab.
1. Open your clip
Open the Camera tab and tap Clip. The scene keeps its strip and your shots. In a scene with no shots yet, place a fig or two before you open the Camera, then tap + New shot. Sound and words need at least one shot.
2. Add a sound to a shot
Tap + Sound on the shot’s card, then Record new. Record the sound yourself (a knock, a meow). From your files takes a sound file instead. The sound plays when that shot starts, and the sound board keeps every take as a key for other shots.
3. Talk over it
Tap + Narration on the Clip organizer. One take runs across the whole film.
4. Bring your music
Tap + Music on the Clip organizer: Record now, or From your files. The Music card opens once the music is added.
5. Set the beat
On the Music card, tap Tap tempo and tap along. The ♫ chip on the film band opens the card again later. With a beat set, Shot Length is in beats instead of seconds, so the shots change on the beat.
6. Add text
Tap + Story on a shot’s card. Add a piece with + Bubble, + Caption, or + Title, and write what it says. Words show on the film, shot by shot.
A shot’s sound and words are on its card. The song and the narration are on the Clip organizer. The words and sounds are included when a clip is shared.