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Vyra for musicians: cut performance, studio, and tour footage to your own track
Vyra turns rehearsal, studio, live, and tour footage into beat-synced teasers, lyric clips, and recaps, with cuts landing on the beats of your own song.
By Sulan Zhang, co-founder of Vyra · Updated 2026-09-24
- Best for
- Independent artists, bands, producers, and their managers
- Typical footage
- Phone clips from rehearsal and shows, studio session recordings, tour b-roll, cover art
- Typical output
- 15-45 second beat-synced teasers, lyric clips, tour recaps, 60-second performance cuts
- Time saved
- A full show's phone footage to a 30-second beat-synced teaser in one conversation
- Works with
- Built-in chat, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor over MCP
- Price
- Free to start, plans from $24/mo
Music clips only work if the cuts hit the beat. Vyra reads the BPM and onsets of your track, cuts your real footage to it, and lets you fix the moments that matter by saying which bar they should land on.
What you make
- Beat-synced teasers
- Tour and show montages
- Studio behind-the-scenes
- Release announcements to camera
- Before-and-after of a mix
Your three most-used prompts
Release teaser
Cut a 20-second 9:16 teaser from the show footage to the attached track, starting at the drop at 0:47. One cut per beat through the chorus, longer shots in the verse. Song title in bold white for the first 2 seconds, then no text. End on the crowd shot.
Lyric clip
Use the studio footage under the attached song from 1:10 to 1:40. Show each lyric line as it's sung, centered, bold, one line at a time. Keep my face when I'm singing, cut to the hands on the keys during the instrumental bar.
Tour recap
Build a 45-second recap of the tour footage to the attached track. Start slow with the drive and load-in, speed up through the shows, end on the last night crowd. City names as small lower-left labels when the location changes.
A typical workflow
- Upload the footage and the track. Vyra transcribes any speech, analyzes every scene, and reads the rhythm.
- Ask for a beat-synced first cut and name the section of the song.
- Fix specific beats. "The chorus should start on the wide shot."
- Add text, a title, or lyric captions.
- Export 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 16:9 for YouTube.
What Vyra does that matters for you
- Beat sync from the actual audio. BPM, beat positions, onsets.
- Footage search by content. "Every shot with the drummer."
- Speed ramps for fast-slow-fast energy.
- Reference matching. Attach a music video you like and say "match this cut rhythm."
What it does not do
- It doesn't generate music or footage.
- It doesn't license tracks. You own the rights to what you upload.
Example
Example creator (TODO)
FAQ
Does it work with slow or off-grid songs? Yes. Say "cut on the downbeats only" or "every two bars", and name a timestamp when a section should change.
Can I sync to a demo instead of the master? Yes. Swap in the final master later and ask it to keep the cut points.
Can the label or manager review? Export a draft and share it. The timeline stays editable.