Your selected source segment supplies the sound
Tiny Desk AI restores the original audio after generating the visual edit. A 5-second request uses the opening segment’s soundtrack; a 12-second request uses that longer opening; Full video includes the complete prepared performance. The result is offered as an MP4 with sound after processing.
The portraits replace the visible performers. They do not record a friend singing, clone a voice or change the words of the song. There is no separate custom song upload in this generator.
Match the length to the musical moment
Choose Full video if the saxophone solo is the reason for your edit. The saxophonist appears after the short segments and is unavailable for 5-second or 12-second requests. A shorter length changes which part of the performance you receive. It does not compress all nineteen seconds into a shorter musical arrangement.
Watch and listen to the selected demonstration before confirming. The price changes with duration and resolution. The source audio is restored for the length you actually request, so check the length label as carefully as the credit quote.
Wait for the audio step to finish
The progress page separates uploading, queueing, generation and adding original audio. A silent visual output is an intermediate asset. The finished download is the file to review for both picture and sound.
Keep the existing request link if a stage takes longer than expected. Reopening it checks the same generation. Starting another request creates a separate paid job; it does not repair the first file.
Check playback before reporting missing sound
Begin with the player’s mute control and your device volume. Check whether headphones or another speaker are selected. Then download the completed MP4 and play it in a local video player.
- Listen to the opening to check that sound starts with the picture.
- Watch the keyboard and backing-vocal shots for timing.
- For Full video, review the saxophone entry and ending.
- Check for gradual drift as well as a constant audio offset.
- Keep the request link and note the affected timestamp if a problem persists.