How do I make music from an article? Where do I listen?
AnswerMusic beds the cut. It does not sing the article. Open Scripts, write lyrics from an article or storyboard that already stands, then generate. Listen to finished songs in Music. Voices are dubbing; see How do I turn a finished article into a voiceover?. Renders stay in Videos and bill seconds; see How are video seconds billed after the plan quota?.
Lock the draft, then generate on the script page
Without a publishable claim, lyrics will drift. Factory titles: How does the topic factory work?. Short video still goes storyboard then render; see How do I turn an article into a short video?. Characters: Where do short-video characters live?.
On the script page, choose article or storyboard as the lyric source, edit, then generate. Do not stuff rival names or unreviewed prices into lyrics. The Music page cannot generate; it only plays what exists.
Layer with voice and render
Keep narration readable; the song sits behind it. Flatten written tone, then dub. Podcast is a different line; two hosts: How do you set two podcast hosts and voices?.
Generation bills the model you pick that day, not writing quota; writing: How is writing quota billed?. Video seconds burn on render.
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Short answers
- Can I generate a song without a video?
- Yes, on the script page. Music is for listening. Video seconds burn on render. To hear the draft only, use voiceover.
- Does the song land in the article body?
- No. Readers still see the article. The song follows the cut. Infographics are separate; see How do article infographics work?.