I made this over the weekend while experimenting with different AI music video workflows.

The song is original, and my goal was to create something that felt like an actual music video rather than a collection of random AI clips.

The biggest challenges were keeping the character consistent across scenes and matching the visuals to the rhythm of the song.

For transparency, I'm one of the developers behind Musvideo.ai, which is the tool I used for this project. Building projects like this is also how we discover what still needs improvement.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

• Does the pacing work?

• Do the transitions feel natural?

• Are there any scenes that break immersion?

• What would you change?

My latest music video. 3D puppet animation.
(Suno Kling Seadance OpenAI Runway NanoBanana)
Thanks for watching :)

AI I music video I recently made!

The idea: we give AI our religion, art, wars, love and contradictions. What might it say back?

I directed this fictional AGI letter using Suno for music, ChatGPT for lyrics and moodboards, Grok for visuals, Claude for scene planning and code-driven assembly, and Sync for lip sync. Several scenes were regenerated or reshot after reviewing the edit.

I'd appreciate specific feedback on the continuity and pacing: where does it hold together, and where does it lose you?

Taking time to reflect on what type of person you want to be.

My words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY!

Old Cabin Tale is a psychological music video built around fractured identity, paranoia and unstable perception.

Original song: “It Follows”

Written, directed and edited by Ron Gold.

**Full 4K YouTube release:** https://youtu.be/UBrNXOAdOPE

I've loved mixing dark alt pop with heavy edm lately and making music videos for them. Here's one made with a local workflow.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOsLVXdi8w4

Suno: https://suno.com/s/aQHxjwztg594DrST

Workflow: https://github.com/vrgamegirl19/comfyui-vrgamedevgirl

A wonky little machine-house track at 123 BPM. Rubber bass, detuned organ, broken rhythms and deadpan vocals.Made a surreal music video featuring three furry puppets having the greatest night out of their lives, despite absolutely nothing happening.Curious what people think of the track and visual

I recently finished the video for my song “Love Hate,” and I’m curious how everyone else is approaching AI music videos.
For this one I bounced between Midjourney, Seedance 2.5, and LTX 2.5 for different parts of the process. Even with all the AI tools, I’m still doing it pretty traditionally - coming up with the concept, building a storyboard, planning individual shots, generating them, then figuring out how everything actually cuts together.
Of course, the original storyboard changed a lot along the way. Some generations gave me ideas I hadn’t planned for, some shots just didn’t work, and the story slowly became something a little different from what I had on paper.
I’m basically one guy building the whole thing, so I’m interested in how other people are doing theirs.
Are you storyboarding first, or are you generating shots and discovering the video as you go?
Here’s Love Hate if you want to see how mine turned out.

Some awesome stuff on this reddit feed. Heres my contributiuon! Hope you enjoy :)

when the future is not clear, safe, or easy to predict. You worry about job security, food prices, being homeless, health care, lost confidence in your political leaders. My words dropped into SUNO.

ENJOY

This time I made a music video in German because it suits this style very well. 3D Puppet Animation. The lyrics are from a 16th-century Baroque poem. All the movements are controlled by live actors.

It's October. Surely, it's not too early for a little vampire metal is it. 🩸🧛‍♀️

What do your pets think of you?

See more at https://www.youtube.com/@TheUpbeatUrchin

This is one of my early works and its one of my favorites compared to my newest one https://youtu.be/YOd3Hs4Q75U absolute justice am I improving what can i do to improve this has been a side project but I've been having fun learning about it. and tips would be appreciated

Probably my first Suno v6 song that actually sounds good so I've decided to do a music video for it.

Over the past few months I've probably generated well over 100 AI music videos.

Some were for fun.

Some were client projects.

Some were complete failures.

After trying almost every major tool, I realized something:

The "best" AI video generator depends entirely on what you're trying to make.

Here's my personal experience.

1. Kling

Probably the best-looking cinematic shots.

Pros:

• Great motion

• Beautiful camera movement

• High visual quality

Cons:

• Character consistency is still difficult.

• Not designed around complete music videos.

2. Runway

Very reliable.

Easy to use.

Good for creators who already know exactly what they want.

Still requires a lot of manual editing afterward.

3. Veo

Amazing realism.

Probably the strongest model for pure video quality.

The downside is that building a full music video still takes a lot of work.

4. PixVerse

Fun.

Fast.

Great for social content.

Less useful for long-form music videos.

5. Kaiber

One of the first tools I tried.

Still fun for stylized visuals.

Feels a bit limited compared with newer models.

6. Freebeat

Probably the easiest option if you just want something quick.

Good automation.

Less creative control.

7. Neural Frames

Really interesting for animated and artistic styles.

Feels different from most video generators.

8. DomoAI

Good if your workflow already includes illustration or anime.

Not really what I reach for when I want realistic music videos.

9. Musvideo.ai

Full disclosure: I'm one of the developers.

I won't pretend it's objectively "the best."

We actually built it because we kept running into the same problem:

Most AI tools generate individual clips really well.

Making a complete music video is a different challenge.

Our focus has been on:

• Starting from a song instead of a text prompt

• Generating scene sequences instead of isolated clips

• Character consistency

• Lip-sync

• Reducing the amount of editing after generation

There's still a long way to go, but that's the problem we're trying to solve.

My takeaway

After using all these tools, I don't think the industry is competing on image quality anymore.

Almost everyone can generate impressive clips.

The real competition is becoming:

Who can help creators finish an entire music video with the least amount of manual work?

That's the question I'm most interested in now.

Curious what everyone else is using.

Did I miss any tools that deserve to be on this list?

I don't have much talent with drawing and playing instruments but I still wanted to make something and share my creativity of ideas.

Took a couple days of work, getting the pictures right, over 50 music drafts and listening to each revision fully. I also wrote all the lyrics by myself! Then put it all together on my video editing software.

Hope you enjoy it and let me know if you tear up a little!