MAKING
Production Notes
A record of how the music videos on this site are made. Models used, actual commands, what it cost — written without guesswork. Articles marked EN are available in English; the rest are Japanese only.
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収束 / CONVERGENCE production notes
the first full-length video, 54 cuts
Every video so far had been 60 seconds. This one is the full 4:38. Reference images beat written direction; describing the characters in every cut puts people into scenes that should be empty — two days in which every rough edge invisible at 60 seconds surfaced at 54 cuts. GPU spend $0.73.
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Seven Choices in Making a Music Video
with a record of what was rejected
The production choices established over seven videos, organised into seven axes: window, how text exists, intensity, cut connection, lip-sync, art style and camera angle. What was adopted, what was rejected, and why.
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Mass-producing music videos with MiniMax H3
the architecture and the whole operating procedure
How a 60-second animated music video is made for $0.29–$1.00 per song, from receiving the source material to delivery, in ten steps. With pinned versions, commands and measured numbers.
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Ruten — Amor manet production notes
two days spent testing what "connecting" means
A 60-second loop whose beginning and end are tied together, written from the song outwards. Three hypotheses were overturned while testing how cuts connect, ending at a wall called the 17-frame lattice.
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Production log 2026-08-12
three Hooks in a day, for $3.40
A day spent finishing three Hooks with MiniMax H3. Four retakes, the model’s habit of inventing text, and a Suno-side bug that consumed a whole day.
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Mass-producing music videos with AI alone
Suno × MiniMax H3 production notes
Putting a full-length animated video on a Suno track. Beat sync, lip-sync, lyric design at generation time — the whole two-day pipeline.
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Making of Just Like This
from a single piece of cover art
Generating video material from one piece of cover art with Grok, and weaving it into a single Hook video.