Prompts
Studio tour video music prompts
These prompts set the music for a studio tour video (calm, steady, no drops), how loud it sits, and how the cuts follow it.
By Sulan Zhang, co-founder of Vyra · Updated 2026-09-24
- Format
- Studio tour video
- Step
- Music
- Length
- 30-90s
- Aspect
- 9:16
- Platforms
- TikTok, Reels, Shorts, YouTube
Real examples from @sulansart
More on InstagramName a file you uploaded, or describe the mood and Vyra picks a track. If you use your own song, licensing is on you.
At a glance
| Music | Calm, steady, no drops |
| Pacing | One zone every 6-10 seconds, walking shots between |
| Volume | About 20% under speech, 60% without |
| Length | 30-90s |
Prompt it in Vyra
Minimal:
Add music to my studio tour video.
Standard:
Add music to my studio tour video. Music: calm, steady, no drops. Pacing: one zone every 6-10 seconds, walking shots between. Keep it at about 20% while I'm talking.
Full:
Add music to my studio tour video. Music: calm, steady, no drops. Pacing: one zone every 6-10 seconds, walking shots between. Keep it at about 20% while I'm talking. Raise it to about 60% where I'm not talking, and duck it over half a second when I start again. Use the track I uploaded called "[file name]". Fade out over the last 2 seconds. No sound effects.
Why these settings
- The track direction comes from our studio tour video page.
- Two numbers (about 20% under speech, about 60% without) give Vyra levels it can apply the same way every time.
- Naming a file you uploaded stops it from picking from the library.
- "No sound effects" keeps it from adding extras you didn't ask for.
Fixes
- Music fights the voice. "Lower the music to 15% whenever I'm talking."
- Cuts land off the beat. "Move every cut onto the nearest beat."
- Wrong mood. "Something slower, around 80 BPM, piano, no drums."
- Track starts mid-phrase. "Start the track from its beginning and trim the end."
FAQ
What music fits a studio tour video? Calm, steady, no drops. Describe the mood in the prompt or upload the exact track.
Can I use my own song? Yes. Upload it and name the file in the prompt. Licensing is on you.