Audio Podcast Clip With Moving Sound Bars
An audio-only podcast clip with sound bars that move with the voice.
- Pipeline
- Motion graphics (vector)
- Format
- 9:16
- Upload
- The episode's audio file and its cover art (a photo or image).
The prompt
Type your own words into the fields: the [BLANKS] fill in as you go. Copy it and send it to Claude or ChatGPT with Cut Express connected.
Prompt
Make a [LENGTH IN SECONDS]-second clip from my podcast audio, [SHOW NAME]. Inspect the audio with a transcript and pick the line that works best on its own about [TOPIC]. - Picture: my cover art large in the top half on a [BACKGROUND COLOR] background, a slow zoom in over the whole clip. - Under it, a motion graphic of 24 sound bars that follow the real voice (levels from the mix), in [CAPTION COLOR]. - Captions from the speech under the bars: karaoke preset, 4 words per line. - The show name and episode number as a small label at the top. Show me the timeline before you render.
The blanks
- [LENGTH IN SECONDS]
- How long the finished video runs, as a number of seconds. Reels and Shorts hold best between 15 and 60.
- [SHOW NAME]
- Your podcast's name and the episode number, as it should read on screen.
- [TOPIC]
- What the video is about, in one sentence.
- [BACKGROUND COLOR]
- The color behind everything, ideally one from your cover art, as a hex code.
- [CAPTION COLOR]
- The color of the highlighted word in the captions, as a name or a hex code like #FFD23F.
Tips
- The bars read the real sound, so a loud laugh or a pause shows in the picture. Pick a lively stretch.
- Ask for the pick list first if the episode is long; inspecting with moments finds the lively parts for free.
New to prompting video? How to write a good prompt for Cut Express covers the story, the hook, captions, sound, pace and how to iterate with versions.