Dan

By default,Boomy is the owner of the copyright of the tracks generated via their AI and web based music generation service.

Users that generate music on Boomy are eligible for royalties though the Boomy’s revenue share plan, but they do not automatically become the owner of the copyrights for the songs.

Hi-hats and snares are often considered essential for driving rhythm and adding brightness. Yet when the goal is to create background music for video content, they can sometimes work against the purpose. Their sharp, repetitive texture may intrude on dialogue, clash with ambient sounds, or distract from the visual narrative. Choosing to omit hi-hats and snares can actually be a strategic advantage, allowing the music to blend seamlessly with the video rather than competing for attention.

In this post, I will share how to add an audio visualizer to a video, easy and free of charge. Here’s an example:

For that purpose, I use Microsoft Clipchamp video editing app. The web-based app is available on laptop and desktop computers through a web browser like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Currently, Clipchamp isn’t available on phones.