Short Drama Score Emotion Bed

Problem

Episode-based vertical short drama delivery often treats scoring like a single song. That leaves editors without clear tension, romance, chase, reveal, or ending beds, and can leave no room for dialogue or picture. This skill targets a reusable, commercially usable set of labeled instrumental beds rather than one complete track.

How it works

It starts from an episode or season brief and builds a series card, then splits the score into tagged slots such as tension, romance, comedy, heartbreak, chase, reveal, and ending bed. Each slot records purpose, emotion, rhythm, instrumentation, energy, and target duration. The default package is 10 tracks, instrumental: true, no lyrics, and a fixed suno-5.5 model. It plans and quotes the whole package first, then submits one generation task per slot. After generation, it polls task status and reads actual duration, MIME type, size, URL or artifact ID, then reviews whether each bed fits its slot and leaves room for dialogue.

Boundaries

It fits original scoring for vertical short drama episodes or seasons. The default quantity is 8 to 15 tracks, but larger scopes can be confirmed with pricing. Dialogue belongs to short-drama-voice-pack, shot generation to ai-short-drama-shot-maker, and livestream playlists to livestream-bgm-pack. It does not promise seamless looping or sample-level exact seconds; final duration comes from the actual returned asset.