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Add Music Beats

Learn how to add music beats to the music track in your project.

Updated September 20, 2026 · 5 min read

Add Music Beats

Tap the music track and select [Beats].

Select Beats from the music track

Manual Beats

  1. Adjust the playback speed (0.5x or 1x) to tap beats in real time.
  1. Or drag the timeline to manually place beat points.
  1. Tap a beat point to adjust its timing by 0.05s, preview it, or delete it.

Auto Beats

  1. Tap the [Auto Beats] to generate beat points automatically, and use the slider to adjust the beat frequency.

  2. Tap a beat point to adjust or delete, same as manual.

Auto Beats

Once your beats are set, tap the [Confirm] icon to apply them — your beat points will appear on the music track, ready for precise and rhythm-driven editing.

Confirm to apply beat points on the music track

Note: If you want to create beats based templates, check out Create VN Template with Music and Create VN Template with Viral Music Video.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to common questions about editing and managing audio.

Tap the music track and select [Beats]. For manual beats, tap in real time or drag the timeline to place beat points. For automatic beats, tap [Auto Beats] and adjust the beat frequency with the slider. You can tap a beat point to adjust its timing, preview it, or delete it, then tap [Confirm] to apply the beats.

Manual beats let you tap or place each beat point yourself for precise control. Auto Beats generates beat points automatically, and you can use the slider to adjust the beat frequency before applying them.

Yes. Tap any beat point to adjust its timing in 0.05-second increments, preview it, or delete it before tapping [Confirm].

Use the timeline to position beat points where the rhythm changes. For manual beats, slow playback to 0.5x when you need more time to tap accurately, then review the points before confirming.

After you tap [Confirm], the beat points appear on the music track and can be used as timing references for precise, rhythm-driven editing.