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Music Assets

What are music assets?​

Music assets are background audio tracks used to support mood, pacing, and tone in ReelBot videos.

Music is optional, but when used correctly it:

  • enhances emotional impact
  • smooths transitions
  • supports pacing without distracting from speech

Music assets are reusable inputs shared across projects.

Where music assets are used​

Music assets are selected in:

  • Video Studio → Assets → Music
  • both With Narration and Cinematic / Music Only flows

Each video can use only one music track.

Music asset sources​

ReelBot supports music from two sources:

My Music​

Your personal music library.

Includes:

  • uploaded audio files
  • previously added tracks

These assets:

  • count toward your storage limit
  • can be reused across unlimited projects

Shared Music Library​

A shared collection of background tracks available to all users.

Shared music:

  • does not count toward storage
  • cannot be deleted
  • is immediately available
  • is curated for short-form use

Selecting music for a video​

During the Assets step:

  • you may select one music track
  • music selection is optional
  • selected music is applied to the entire video

If no music is selected:

  • narrated videos rely on voice only
  • cinematic videos rely on visuals alone

Music and voiceover priority​

In narrated videos:

  • voiceover always takes priority
  • music volume is automatically balanced
  • music never overlaps or masks speech

You do not need to manually adjust volume levels.

Music in cinematic videos​

In Cinematic / Music Only videos:

  • music becomes the primary audio
  • pacing is driven by visuals and music together
  • clip sequencing adapts to music length

Choose music that matches the intended mood and tempo.

Previewing music assets​

Music tracks can be previewed before selection.

Previewing allows you to:

  • assess mood
  • check tempo
  • confirm fit with your content

Previewing does not consume credits or storage.

Reusing music assets​

Once a music asset is in your library:

  • it can be reused across any number of videos
  • it can be swapped without regenerating visuals
  • it does not affect scripts or voiceovers

Deleting a music asset:

  • removes it from your library
  • does not affect already generated videos

Credits and usage​

Music selection:

  • does not consume AI credits
  • does not consume video generation quota
  • counts toward storage only if uploaded by you

Music is applied during final video composition.

Best practices for music selection​

For best results:

  • keep music subtle in narrated videos
  • avoid vocals competing with speech
  • match tempo to speech pacing
  • reuse music across batches for consistency

Background music should support — not compete.

Common mistakes to avoid​

  • choosing loud or busy tracks
  • using vocals under narration
  • switching music styles mid-batch
  • overusing music in informational content

Silence is sometimes the better choice.

The CreatorOps perspective​

In CreatorOps, audio is part of the delivery system.

Music:

  • sets emotional context
  • reinforces pacing
  • increases perceived polish

ReelBot automates the balance so you can focus on intent.

  • Assets Library Overview
  • Video Assets
  • Video Studio → Assets Step
  • Cinematic / Music Only Flow

Music works best when you barely notice it — but feel it.