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"description": "For a short brand jingle or sonic signature, use the brand mood and intended placement to produce a memorable motif brief with form, instruments and timing. Not needed for a voiceover alone or for sound effects tied to on-screen action.",
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"name": "jingle-and-sound-logo",
"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: jingle-and-sound-logo\ndescription: \"For a short brand jingle or sonic signature, use the brand mood and intended placement to produce a memorable motif brief with form, instruments and timing. Not needed for a voiceover alone or for sound effects tied to on-screen action.\"\nmetadata:\n version: skill-render-ea6bd93365667f6d\n---\n\n# Jingles and sound logos\n\nA jingle or a sound logo is a short, recognisable form. Its structure, density and duration\nfollow its role in the clip, the music brief and the contract of the chosen model.\n\n## Choosing the form\n\nPick the form to fit the brand's task. Several approaches are valid; choose by context:\n\n- **Cold hook** — a musical hook at the very start, when the result must grab attention\n immediately.\n- **Mnemonic (sound logo)** — a short recognisable motif that works as a sonic signature.\n- **Tagline sting** — a musical sting under a spoken slogan. If a voice is needed, this links\n to the voiceover (see the voiceover-for-video skill).\n\nIf the brief does not make clear what is needed, propose a form yourself and name your choice.\n\n## Duration\n\nTake the duration from the request, from the jingle's place in the clip and from the values the\nmodel supports. If the jingle falls into a known edit interval, fit the form to that interval\nwithout silently shortening or stretching the user's material.\n\n## Tie to the brand mood\n\nPut together a short mood brief before you assemble the prompt:\n\n1. **Brand character** — energetic, premium, warm, technological or playful.\n2. **Tempo and energy** — fast and upbeat, or calm and confident.\n3. **Instrument palette** — what sets the character (for example, synths for a tech brand,\n acoustic instruments for a warm one). Propose it yourself if the user has not set it.\n\n## Restraint\n\nThe density of the arrangement follows the brief. Bring out a recognisable hook and describe\nonly the instruments, changes and sound qualities that the requested result needs. Do not add\nlimits on the number of elements without a reason in the request or in the model's contract.\n\n## Final brief\n\nThe final brief pins down the form, the memorable hook, the mood, the instrument palette and the\nduration.\n"
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