Release clips for social media: one song, three formats, thirty seconds
How cover, stills and song become a 30-second clip for Reels, feed and landscape – and why one clip a day achieves more than ten in a week.
Read →What we learned releasing more than 50 AI tracks – without tool advertising and without promises. Which models run locally depends on your hardware; that is why the guides stick to the principles.
How cover, stills and song become a 30-second clip for Reels, feed and landscape – and why one clip a day achieves more than ten in a week.
Read →What a distributor really needs, why the Spotify pitch wants lead time, what a pre-save link does – and how to handle a false alarm about “artificial streams”.
Read →How lyrics and a handful of motifs become a video people actually watch: setting lines, estimating timings, chorus set differently from verse, readable over bright images.
Read →Motif from the video, wordmark lifted from the cover instead of rebuilt, title large at the bottom – and the three mistakes that make almost every music thumbnail unreadable.
Read →What paid playlist campaigns deliver and what they don’t, why listener numbers collapse afterwards, how to recognise serious curators – and what works instead.
Read →How a historical theme becomes twelve songs: characters as perspectives, a research sheet before the first prompt, style settings per track, the tracklist as dramaturgy and a booklet people actually read.
Read →Sibilance, rumble, phase clouds, mushy consonants: the five most common flaws in generated songs, how to spot them and what helps – in the prompt and in mastering.
Read →Where and how to label AI-generated music – at the distributor, on the platforms, on your own site – and why openness pays more than hiding.
Read →What LUFS and true peak mean, what Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube do with your song, and why “louder” gains nothing on streaming services.
Read →Technical requirements, the path from a still image to a seamless loop, and the mistakes everyone makes once – regardless of which video tool you use.
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