Make it sound
as good as it looks

Yes. Describe the sound you want, like a soft whoosh as a card slides in, and Raylight generates the take and drops it onto the timeline as an audio layer you can trim, move, and mix like any other clip.

Yes. Music is composed to the video itself, so the score follows what happens on screen instead of being a loop you cut to fit. You describe the mood, and the track is written to the length and pacing of your shots.

Yes. Pick a voice, write your script, and Raylight generates narration that lands on its own track. You can trim it, move it, and duck the music under it with volume automation.

Yes. Every sound sits on a multitrack timeline with a mixer: per-track faders, pan, live meters, and a master bus. You can draw volume over time with automation blocks and stack effects like EQ, compression, reverb, delay, filter, and distortion on any track.

No. Sound effects, music, voiceover, and your own audio files all live in the same project as your visuals, and the finished video exports with the full mix in it.