Sync Bhajan With Traditional Instruments -- 2
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have a raw video of my Gurudev singing a devotional bhajan. I need a skilled audio-visual creator to enrich it and turn it into a polished devotional piece.
First, please compose and mix a gentle yet lively traditional backing track. I want tabla for the rhythmic base, sitar flourishes for melody, and a soft tanpura drone to hold the atmosphere. The overall feel must remain purely traditional—no modern fusion elements.
Once the audio is ready, recut the original video so it follows the new track. I am aiming for it to look and feel mostly synced; every lyric and main beat should visually match, but I am not chasing frame-perfect lip sync.
Deliverables:
• Final HD video with the new, mostly-synced soundtrack
• Separate mastered audio file (WAV or high-quality MP3)
• Project files or stems for future tweaks
• The audio shouldn't sound robotic or auto-tuned (some deviations are fine, but it shouldn't sound weird)
• The length should remain same, repetition of lines for creative liberty for additional enhancement is also fine.
If you play these instruments yourself or work with authentic VSTs that capture their nuance, that’s a plus. Experience with devotional or classical Indian music will help you nail the right mood. Let me know how you would approach the mix and your usual turnaround time.
First, please compose and mix a gentle yet lively traditional backing track. I want tabla for the rhythmic base, sitar flourishes for melody, and a soft tanpura drone to hold the atmosphere. The overall feel must remain purely traditional—no modern fusion elements.
Once the audio is ready, recut the original video so it follows the new track. I am aiming for it to look and feel mostly synced; every lyric and main beat should visually match, but I am not chasing frame-perfect lip sync.
Deliverables:
• Final HD video with the new, mostly-synced soundtrack
• Separate mastered audio file (WAV or high-quality MP3)
• Project files or stems for future tweaks
• The audio shouldn't sound robotic or auto-tuned (some deviations are fine, but it shouldn't sound weird)
• The length should remain same, repetition of lines for creative liberty for additional enhancement is also fine.
If you play these instruments yourself or work with authentic VSTs that capture their nuance, that’s a plus. Experience with devotional or classical Indian music will help you nail the right mood. Let me know how you would approach the mix and your usual turnaround time.
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