Audio Wave Text Video Creation
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a video with radio transmissions for the audio. I need to use this in another course we teach, we own the audio, so I want a new video background with no watermark or or labels. Ideally a blue'ish color with a radio wave playing and the audio transcribed on the video in time with the audio track.
Here’s the visual direction: the only background should be a subtle, moving audio waveform—nothing else. As each line is spoken, the corresponding text fades in, holds just long enough to be read, then fades out smoothly. No scrolling, no abrupt cuts. Keep the overall palette identical to the original version I’ll share with you: a solid blue tone that fills the screen or a white background with different color audio waves for each speaker. Please avoid any logos, watermarks, or additional graphics.
I’ll supply the original video (with audio) to work from.
What I expect back:
• a 1920×1080 MP4 (H.264) with the text flawlessly synced to the audio
• smooth fade-in / fade-out timing on every line
• typography consistent with the reference (same size, weight, and colour)
• a project file (After Effects, Premiere Pro, or similar) in case I need minor tweaks later
If anything in the brief is unclear, let me know; otherwise, feel free to jump straight into animating.
Here’s the visual direction: the only background should be a subtle, moving audio waveform—nothing else. As each line is spoken, the corresponding text fades in, holds just long enough to be read, then fades out smoothly. No scrolling, no abrupt cuts. Keep the overall palette identical to the original version I’ll share with you: a solid blue tone that fills the screen or a white background with different color audio waves for each speaker. Please avoid any logos, watermarks, or additional graphics.
I’ll supply the original video (with audio) to work from.
What I expect back:
• a 1920×1080 MP4 (H.264) with the text flawlessly synced to the audio
• smooth fade-in / fade-out timing on every line
• typography consistent with the reference (same size, weight, and colour)
• a project file (After Effects, Premiere Pro, or similar) in case I need minor tweaks later
If anything in the brief is unclear, let me know; otherwise, feel free to jump straight into animating.