Vizard Agent

How to make a video where every sound matches something on screen

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent there is to be no music at all and that every sound must correspond to something visible. It builds the effects scene by scene, reviews the frames again for actions it has not covered, adds those, and checks the finished waveform for the silences a missing effect leaves behind.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say it three ways in the same sentence. "No music" gets interpreted generously by Vizard Agent and everyone else, since a soft pad under a scene doesn't feel like music, so the version of this instruction that actually holds is the one that closes every door at once. If you want room tone, say so.

Prompt

No music, no song, no instrumental, no background bed of any kind. Use only sound effects that directly match an action visible on screen in that shot. Check the finished waveform for gaps.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A music bed hides everything underneath it. Take it away and a missing effect isn't covered, it's a hole. The first pass covers the obvious actions and leaves the small ones silent, so Vizard Agent reviews the frames a second time looking for movements with no sound attached yet. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Some videos genuinely need a music bed, and taking it away makes them thinner, not purer. Anything carried by mood rather than visible action fights this rule, and Vizard Agent will say so rather than deliver something hollow. Long static shots, talking-head footage, very fast cutting and muted autoplay are all poor fits too.

Common questions

Does "no music" include ambience? Your call. Tell Vizard Agent whether room tone counts as music.

How does it find missing sounds? Vizard Agent reviews the frames again looking for actions with no effect attached.

Can it do this for filmed footage? Yes. Vizard Agent adds effects to what is visible in your own shots.