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OneShot

AI music-video wizard · export MP4

Agent · Processing
Hydrating FILM
Page Hydrator · Polemarch AI
01 · Scan
reading the room
02 · Fetch
pulling live intel
03 · Compose
writing the brief
04 · Broadcast
on your screen
Working…DTX Engine · Polemarch AI™
How OneShot works · read me first
1 · Upload

Drop an audio file (MP3, WAV, or M4A) of the track you want to turn into a music video. One track per shot. Add the song title and artist name — this shows up in the lyric ticker and end card.

2 · Analyze

DTX Engine reads the beat (BPM + key), tags the mood and energy, and pulls the lyrics. You don’t do anything here — just wait for the readout to fill in.

3 · Direct

Pick a look: Cinematic Noir, 90s VHS, Avatar Lip-Sync, or Lyric Typer. Choose the aspect ratio — 9:16 for Reels/TikTok, 1:1 for feed, 16:9 for YouTube. Toggle the lyric FX on if you want kinetic type baked into the video.

4 · Render

Hit render. The engine composes scenes to your beat, locks the avatar’s mouth to the vocals, and prints an H.264 MP4 with stereo audio. Keep the tab open — you’ll see a live log while it works.

5 · Export & share

Download the MP4 or push it straight to your Crash Out roster feed. Every OneShot is watermarked with the Crash Out seal unless you toggle it off from the export panel.

Tip: keep your source track at 44.1kHz and under 6 minutes for the fastest render. If the mood tag comes back wrong, re-run Analyze — the model gets sharper with a fuller track.
  1. 1
    Upload
    Drop your track
  2. 2
    Analyze
    Beat · mood · lyrics
  3. 3
    Direct
    Style · scenes · lyric FX
  4. 4
    Render
    Compose MP4 (H.264 · stereo)
  5. 5
    Export
    Download · share

Drop the track

MP3 / WAV / AIFF — stereo preferred. This is the audio the video will lock to.

Drag & drop your track here