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Final video assembly in CapCut

Demo summary

The narrator demonstrates the final assembly process in CapCut, dragging AI video clips, lip-sync segments, and audio tracks onto the timeline for final export.

Step-by-step

  1. Start a new project in CapCut
  2. Import the instrumental, AI vocal, AI videos, and lip-sync clips
  3. Drag all files onto the timeline
  4. Align the vocals and instrumentals to match perfectly
  5. Sync the lip-sync segments with the vocal track
  6. Add extra scenes, effects, captions, or lyrics
  7. Watch the full video to review audio and visuals
  8. Export the final video

Options

  • Add captions or lyrics for viewer accessibility
  • Add extra scenes or effects to maintain interest

Watch out for

  • Vocals and instrumentals must match perfectly on the timeline
  • Lip-sync parts must be manually synced with the voice track

Tips

  • Add captions or lyrics so viewers can follow along easily
  • Watch the whole video before exporting to ensure quality

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  5. Watch “How to Make AI Cover Songs : Step by Step Tutorial” →

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