Vidmuse is far from perfect but the Pro plan does let you get some stunning results. It will get things wrong but if you're very clear with the AI builder it's capable of delivering really good music videos.
I recommend don't edit your video with it once done, use another product as it will push the video out if sync. I also recommend you tell it not to generate text as engines like Kling v2 will try and fail.
In custom you can keep costs down by picking the engines, and ensure you like your shot list before you let it do the video.
Most others want your money right away but at least Vidmuse gives you some free credits to try a short video. Try it, be patient (takes a while to do things but it does them) and be very specific.
Even though it says use a PC I've made good videos on my phone. I prefer to start, do other things, check the phone every 5 mins or so and tell it to proceed or tell it I want changes. Rinse, repeat. I don't wait on it as it can take a while but the AI is pulling together some amazing results at times.
I've tried them all and Vidmuse has produced the best results for me, even if it won't always get it right and it will burn some credits sometimes. However with a song, some photos and a brief story your clip can be done with zero fuss. Great potential and I intend to persevere with it.
Improvements? It needs to protect the clip when you replace a segment that went wrong. Otherwise the lip sync is pushed out later in the clip. This is why I say don't edit unless you're replacing a clip near the end. Even then it's not recommended. Always export your video first before you try anything.
Remember, sometimes the engines the AI is wrangling don't do as they're told, so a bad segment isn't always the AI's fault.
One day I hope I can feed the AI a feature screenplay of mine but until then, more music videos await.
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