Operating sequence
Write native synced sound prompts with timed visible events, dialogue performance, Foley, ambience, stereo perspective, silence, continuity, and explicit review checks.
- 01
Build a sound timeline around visible beats
Describe the shot in ordered intervals and connect dialogue, contact, movement, mechanical action, ambience change, music, and silence to observable moments. Use relative timing when exact frames are unknown, such as after the door closes or before the camera turns. Avoid crowding a short clip with more sonic events than a reviewer can distinguish.
- 02
Direct perspective and continuity
State the listener position, room or outdoor character, subject distance, left-right movement, occlusion, and how ambience continues through camera motion. For dialogue, include authorized voice direction, emotion, pace, pronunciation, and turn-taking without imitating a real person. Identify sounds that must not appear, including unlicensed music, extra speech, slogans, or misleading product cues.
- Visible sound source
- Timing relationship
- Spatial perspective
- Continuity and exclusions
- 03
Attach observable acceptance checks
Require mouth timing where speech is visible, contact alignment for Foley, stable voice identity, coherent acoustics, deliberate silence, and an intelligible mix. Ask reviewers to log time ranges and failure types. The prompt can express intent, but it cannot certify synchronization, audio provenance, available controls, or the legal status of generated or supplied sound.