Music was the last thing I fixed in my pipeline. I spent years animating, grading and cutting, then dropping some stock track underneath that never matched what was on screen. So I started building the score the same way I build the visuals, describing the feeling I want and letting @Suno give me something that actually belongs to the scene. Now every video I post has music made for it. Dusty piano for the wide desert shots, low brass that swells exactly when the camera pushes in, tension that sits under a moment without stealing it. I write the idea, generate a few versions, keep the one that makes the edit hit harder, and pull it straight into the timeline. It went from the part I dreaded to the part that takes me ten minutes. And it's the thing people comment on most. If your AI videos feel flat, it's usually not the visuals, it's the sound. #sunopartner - @tudormorariai