Vizard Agent

How to make a generated ASMR video with convincing sound

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent what the ASMR video should show and it generates the shots, then does the harder half: it listens back to the cut, finds the stretch where the sound goes empty, builds the missing layer, and rebalances the mix until the audio holds attention the whole way through.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Describe the sound as much as the picture. Vizard Agent generates both, and naming the material and the moment of failure (the crack, the shatter, the give) is what tells it where the payoff of the whole clip sits. The material is the sound, and slow and close is the convention.

Prompt

Realistic ASMR of [a hydraulic press crushing candy]. Close, slow, vertical, around [40] seconds, with the sound as the focus.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

ASMR is an audio format that happens to have pictures. What separates a satisfying clip from a dead one is a sound bed with no gaps, and gaps are exactly what generated footage leaves behind. So most of the work happens after the video exists: Vizard Agent listens to the result and fixes what the ear notices. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Generated ASMR has an honesty problem: the sounds are made, not recorded, and viewers of this format are unusually attentive to that. Vizard Agent builds a convincing bed, and convincing isn't the same as real. Glass shattering and liquids are where the picture betrays itself, and a phone and a quiet room will beat generation for anything you can actually film.

Common questions

Does it generate the sound too? Yes. Vizard Agent builds the layers, from room tone to the action and the texture underneath, and mixes them.

Should there be music? Usually not. The genre works on sound design alone, and Vizard Agent builds the layers rather than scoring over them.

Can I use my own footage instead? Yes. Upload it and Vizard Agent does the sound design over your material.