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make-beat-synced-videolisted

Edit supplied video clips or stills to supplied music using measured beat and energy analysis, an inspectable edit decision list, restrained beat-timed effects, deterministic rendering, and full-export QC. Use for music montages, beat-cut reels, rhythm edits, photo montages, and platform-format variants; do not use for generating new footage, composing music, dialogue-led narrative editing, arbitrary effect spam, or downloading unlicensed media.
weshopai/weshop-skill-pakage · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 67
Install: claude install-skill weshopai/weshop-skill-pakage
# Make Beat-Synced Video ## Catalog - Display name: Make Beat-Synced Video - Category: Video - Status: Ready - Route label: Deterministic beat-aware edit - Tone: blue - Short description: Cut supplied visuals to measured music structure and verify the export. ## What this skill does - Measures beats, sections, peaks, and valleys instead of guessing timestamps. - Matches clip energy and user priorities through an editable EDL. - Renders one accepted sequence with restrained effects and end-to-end QC. ## How to use Provide authorized music and visual files, destination, ratio, target duration or song section, must-use/exclude clips, desired energy curve, and named effects. #### Example ```text Cut these eight licensed travel clips into a 30-second 9:16 reel using the supplied chorus. Let the first phrase breathe, accelerate toward the drop, use one restrained white-flash accent, and preserve the original framing of faces. ``` ## Workflow 1. Inventory source paths, ownership/permission, codecs, dimensions, frame rates, duration, audio, and requested deliverables. Never fetch media merely because a reference is online. 2. Analyze the music deterministically for tempo, beat timestamps, sections, peaks, valleys, and confidence. Keep the measured beat map as an artifact; manually verify uncertain downbeats or variable-tempo passages. 3. Segment and inspect the visuals. Record usable ranges, subject/action, motion energy, technical defects, orientation, and must-use/exclude