How to Use Seed Audio 1.0 — From One Prompt to Cinematic Audio

Create a cinematic radio drama scene for a serialized audiobook.

Setting: a stormy night inside an old coastal lighthouse. Heavy rain hits the windows, distant thunder rolls over the ocean, and the lighthouse lamp rotates with a low mechanical hum. Background music is subtle and cinematic: deep strings, soft piano, low ambient drones, and light percussion. Mood: mysterious, emotional, and suspenseful.

Narrator: clear audiobook narration, calm but tense:
"On the night the lighthouse went dark, Clara found the letter her father had hidden for twenty years."

SFX: paper envelope opening, wind pushing against a wooden door.

Clara: anxious but determined:
"This can't be real. He said the island was abandoned."

Elias: quiet, protective, weary:
"Your father lied to keep you alive. Some stories are buried for a reason."

SFX: sudden thunder crack, glass rattling, distant foghorn.

Clara:
"Then tell me the truth. What's under the lighthouse?"

Elias pauses. Music drops lower.

Elias:
"Not under it. Inside it."

SFX: metal gears turning, hidden stone door opening, deep underground air rushing out.

Narrator:
"And as the stairs appeared beneath the tower, Clara realized the lighthouse had never been guiding ships. It had been guarding something."

Music rises with strings and a soft bass hit. End with distant ocean waves, fading rain, and one final lighthouse bell.

Create a polished podcast segment about a fun topic: "Would people actually enjoy living with household robots?"

Setting: a cozy modern podcast studio. Add soft room tone, light chair movement, and occasional mug sounds. Background music is very subtle: warm lo-fi beat, soft bass, and light keyboard chords. Mood: relaxed, witty, thoughtful, and friendly.

Intro SFX: short podcast jingle, soft pop sound. Music fades under the conversation.

Host A:
"Today's question is simple: if a robot lived in your house, would it make life better... or just way more awkward?"

Host B:
"Helpful? Definitely. But imagine a robot silently tracking how many times you open the fridge at midnight."

Host A:
"That's the real danger. Not robot rebellion. Robot judgment."

SFX: light laughter, mug placed on desk.

Host B:
"Exactly. Like, 'Based on your recent behavior, you do not need another slice of cake.' That would ruin my whole week."

Host A:
"But if it does laundry, cleans the kitchen, and finds my keys, I might accept the judgment."

Host B:
"I just want boundaries. Don't read my texts, don't comment on my snacks, and never say, 'We need to talk.'"

Host A:
"That's when you unplug it immediately."

SFX: both hosts laugh lightly. Music lifts slightly.

Host B:
"So the perfect household robot is useful, quiet, and emotionally unavailable."

Host A:
"Basically a dishwasher with better timing."

Outro SFX: podcast jingle returns.

Host A:
"Next time, we'll ask an even harder question: should your smart fridge have opinions?"

Music fades out with a clean podcast outro sound.

Create a polished 30-second audio ad for a modern coffee brand.

Setting: early morning in a bright city apartment. A window opens, soft traffic passes outside, and a coffee machine starts brewing. Background music is warm and upbeat: soft guitar, light piano, subtle percussion, and a gentle bass groove. Mood: fresh, optimistic, premium, and inviting.

SFX: coffee beans pouring, grinder starting, espresso machine steaming, ceramic cup placed on a counter.

Narrator: clear, friendly, confident commercial voice:
"Every morning starts with a choice. Rush through the day, or take one perfect moment for yourself."

SFX: coffee pouring into a cup, soft steam.

Narrator:
"Golden Hour Coffee brings rich aroma, smooth flavor, and café-quality freshness straight to your kitchen."

SFX: small spoon stirring, relaxed morning ambience.

Customer:
"That first sip? Exactly what I needed."

Music lifts slightly, brighter and more energetic.

Narrator:
"Crafted for busy mornings, quiet weekends, and every little pause in between."

SFX: phone notification, keys picked up, apartment door opening.

Narrator, warm and memorable:
"Golden Hour Coffee. Make the morning yours."

End with a clean brand sound: soft chime, gentle bass hit, and fading coffee shop ambience.

Create a cinematic video dubbing audio track for a short sci-fi scene.

Scene: inside a futuristic rescue vehicle moving through a rainy city at night. Neon lights reflect on wet streets. The vehicle engine hums softly, rain hits the windshield, and distant sirens pass in the background. Music is subtle and tense: low synth pads, light percussion, and soft pulsing bass. Mood: urgent, emotional, and hopeful.

Dubbing requirement: match the timing, emotion, and natural rhythm of on-screen dialogue. Keep each line concise and suitable for lip-sync.

Character A: focused and worried:
"We're running out of time. The signal is getting weaker."

SFX: radar beep, soft screen tap, rain intensifies.

Character B: calm but determined:
"Stay with it. If there's still a signal, there's still someone alive."

Character A:
"I found the location. Three blocks east, underground level."

SFX: vehicle accelerates, tires splash through water.

Character B:
"Then we go now. No one gets left behind."

Music rises slightly with a hopeful tone.

Radio voice: filtered communication audio:
"Rescue team, proceed with caution. Power grid is unstable."

SFX: brief radio static, warning beep, distant electrical crackle.

Character A, quieter:
"You really think we can make it?"

Character B:
"We don't have to be sure. We just have to try."

End with the vehicle braking, door opening, heavy rain outside, and music fading into a suspenseful pause.