How I Sound Design My Videos With Invideo editor.

Try invideo editor free and get up to 50% off eligible annual plans through my link: https://invideo.io/i/aibusinessbrains invideo editor sound-designed my 30-second noodle ad, building music, sound effects and ambience on an editable timeline I could still refine. I started with a finished ad about an office worker who has no time for lunch and finds a healthy noodle brand, with almost no sound on it. I wanted to see if an AI video editor could handle the repetitive parts of sound design so I could focus on how the video feels. I worked with invideo editor's AI agent step by step. First I asked for music only, matched to the mood of each environment. Then I asked for sound effects and ambience timed to the actions on screen, like typing, opening the noodle pack and the first slurp. I also tested detailed direction with timestamps, replaced every riser with one sound from my own library using a single instruction, and used a reference video to guide the sound. I compared the original audio, the agent's first pass and my final version, then finished the mix by hand with volume, fades and EQ in the track mixer. I also explain how this compares with sound designing in Premiere Pro, and which parts I would hand over and which I would keep. invideo editor is an agentic video editor: you give its AI agents editing work in plain language, they do it on an editable timeline, and the timeline stays yours. invideo editor is free to use; the agents use credits when you hand them work. Before and after: the same ad with sound designed -Uploading the ad into invideo editor -Letting the agent build the music -Adding effects and ambience to the actions on screen -Directing single moments and swapping risers -Using a reference video to guide the sound -Finishing the mix in the track mixer - Why I wanted this in Premiere Pro #invideo #invideoeditor #invideoPartner