song-ad
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Create an animated song ad end to end on the Advibly MCP: a micro music video where an original song carries the product story and one animated lead sings on camera in chosen beats while silent B-roll visualizes the lyrics in between. Writes two or three distinct song options from the brand's real customer and angle (genre inferred from the audience, hook in the first five seconds, a real song rather than a jingle), generates the picked song with lyrics on minimax-music-3, measures its real line-by-line timing with advibly_analyze_video, locks a hero character sheet (gpt-image-2), storyboards every second of the song into batches, draws each batch as one multi-panel storyboard canvas, slices the song into gapless 5 to 15 second pieces with ffmpeg, then renders each batch as one minimax-h3-max reference-to-video generation with the canvas, the character sheet and the song slice attached (the slice as reference audio, which is what puts the lip sync on the beat), and lays the untouched song back under the clips with advibly_render_composition. Trigger when the user asks for a song ad, singing ad, musical ad, music video ad, jingle, "sing about my product", or a Starpop-style song ad.
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