SEED AUDIO.
AUDIO FOR YOUR CONTENT.

Build an audio layer for a scene using the supported Seed Audio task options.

Audio workflow

Seed Audio

1For voiceover, music, sound, ambience in your editing workflow.

2Review timing and clarity

3Bring the result into your edit

Illustrative workflow

Work with Seed Audio.

Use Seed Audio for voiceover, music, sound, ambience. Choose from the audio options available in your workspace, supply the text or media requested, and review the credit estimate. Review the result alongside your video before export. Provider availability depends on the workspace setup.

Explore the workflow

What can you do with Seed Audio?

Build an audio layer for a scene using the supported Seed Audio task options.

Text-to-speech voiceoverMusic creationSound effectsAmbient sound

Text-to-speech voiceover

Provide the words you want spoken and choose from the available voices. Create narration for an explainer, product introduction, or social video, then align the recording with the visual sequence.

Music creation

Describe the mood, instruments, energy, and role of the soundtrack. Generate a music bed for a montage or campaign edit and check its pacing and volume alongside any narration.

Sound effects

Describe a specific audible event such as a paper fold, product click, or transition. Place the result at the relevant moment in the video and adjust the level so it supports the action.

Ambient sound

Describe the environment and the background sounds that make the scene feel complete. Keep ambience separate from narration so you can balance the two during the edit.

What to provide: An audio brief describing the task, mood, and intended duration
Settings and limits: Up to 3,000 characters for supported text input. Up to 120 seconds for the supported generated audio task. Usage is measured in seconds.
A useful starting point: Choose the audio task before writing the brief. Narration needs a script; ambience and music need a description of the sound and its role.

An example brief for Seed Audio

For voice, music, sound, and ambience, start with one clear purpose. Adapt this example to your product, references, and available settings rather than expecting the same result from every run.

Example script or audio briefSoft morning cafe ambience: distant conversation, a cup placed on a table, and a gentle room tone. Keep the foreground clear.

What to look for in the result

Choose the audio task before writing the brief. Narration needs a script; ambience and music need a description of the sound and its role. Keep the original brief beside the output and review the details that matter for the audience. A visually or audibly interesting result still needs to fit the campaign.

How to use Seed Audio in ZMEU

Prepare the brief and source material
An audio brief describing the task, mood, and intended duration. Define the audience, destination, and the result you want to review. For client work, include the relevant product information and brand direction before you start.
Choose Seed Audio and check the settings
Open the supported audio tools, choose Seed Audio when it is available, and review the inputs and usage estimate. Up to 3,000 characters for supported text input. Up to 120 seconds for the supported generated audio task. Usage is measured in seconds.
Create one result and review it
Start with a focused request rather than a large batch. Choose the audio task before writing the brief. Narration needs a script; ambience and music need a description of the sound and its role. Keep a note of what you want to change so the next iteration has a clear purpose.
Bring the approved work into your campaign
Bring the result into the video editing workflow. Check pacing, captions, audio balance, and the final framing before exporting or preparing a scheduled post.

Use Seed Audio in a brand or agency workflow

For an in-house marketing team

Use Seed Audio for voice, music, sound, and ambience within a specific campaign brief. Share the approved product facts, tone, references, and channel requirements with the person preparing the request. Review the result with the team before it becomes a public asset.

Keep the approved direction alongside your brand kit and campaign notes, so the next variation starts with the same context.

For agencies managing several clients

Build an audio layer for a scene using the supported Seed Audio task options. Keep each client's brief and assets separate, and check the active brand context before using the agent. Record which references and settings produced the approved direction so another teammate can continue the work.

Use the planning and publishing workflow for reviewed content. For a tailored team setup or integration requirements, talk to the enterprise team.

When should you choose Seed Audio?

Consider Seed Audio when your task is voice, music, sound, and ambience. Build an audio layer for a scene using the supported Seed Audio task options. Compare supported inputs and the result you need before comparing model names.

Up to 3,000 characters for supported text input. Up to 120 seconds for the supported generated audio task. Usage is measured in seconds. The finished workflow also includes review, editing, and delivery. Use the video editor to see where this model fits, or browse the other audio models and review plans and credits.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What can I do with Seed Audio in ZMEU?

Build an audio layer for a scene using the supported Seed Audio task options. Supported workflows include text-to-speech voiceover, music creation, sound effects, ambient sound.

What should I prepare before using Seed Audio?

An audio brief describing the task, mood, and intended duration. Choose the audio task before writing the brief. Narration needs a script; ambience and music need a description of the sound and its role.

Which settings matter for Seed Audio?

Up to 3,000 characters for supported text input. Up to 120 seconds for the supported generated audio task. Usage is measured in seconds.

How do I review a Seed Audio result?

Choose the audio task before writing the brief. Narration needs a script; ambience and music need a description of the sound and its role.

Can an agency use Seed Audio for different clients?

Prepare a separate brief for each client, select the correct brand context where available, and keep the assets in clearly named projects. Review each result against that client's product details, voice, and creative direction before sharing or publishing.

How much does Seed Audio cost to use?

Review the usage estimate in the workspace before starting. Cost depends on the model, task, settings, and your plan. The Pricing page explains plan options; this guide does not promise a fixed per-generation price.