CueCinder / For filmmakersAgency and brand teams

Start with the scene. Find its sound.

Share a scene, mood, duration, and intended use. CueCinder turns the brief into up to three editable written music directions. Save a direction to request an audio preview; register source tracks separately to manage revisions.

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A brief moves through a project
01

Describe the moment

Share the scene or story, the mood, a desired duration, and where the music will be used.

02

Explore written directions

Request up to three text-based musical approaches grounded in the details of your brief. Edit them and save a preferred direction.

03

Request an audio preview

Request a preview from a saved direction. Preview audio is stored separately from tracks you register on the project.

04

Register a track and refine it

Register a source track by audio URL. Set its revision brief for mood, tempo, or instrumentation, then request a revision based on that track.

Written directions are text. Preview audio stays separate from registered tracks.

A practical path from brief to revision

Keep the creative choices with the project.

Each project saves its brief, written directions, preview records, and registered source tracks. Preview audio does not automatically become a registered track.

01

Describe the moment

Share the scene or story, the mood, a desired duration, and where the music will be used.

02

Explore written directions

Request up to three text-based musical approaches grounded in the details of your brief. Edit them and save a preferred direction.

03

Request an audio preview

Request a preview from a saved direction. Preview audio is stored separately from tracks you register on the project.

04

Register a track and refine it

Register a source track by audio URL. Set its revision brief for mood, tempo, or instrumentation, then request a revision based on that track.

Intended use and rights

Know what a brief can—and cannot—settle.

Your brief records where the music is intended to be heard; it does not grant usage rights. A track summary is not confirmation that a specific commercial use is permitted. Check the available terms for your track and ask CueCinder about your project before publishing.

Read the usage FAQ and contact CueCinder

Audio preview and revision requests depend on a configured music provider. A provider may be unavailable, and a request may fail.

Your film, your starting point

Put the scene into a brief.

Add the creative context you have now. You can save the project and continue shaping its music direction there.

Start a project brief