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Does A2O LITE NEON AI Dance preserve the reference music?

The downloaded dance video includes the original soundtrack from the human reference clip. Learn how to check playback and audio.

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The download preserves the reference soundtrack

Yes. The final MP4 includes the original music from the human dance reference. The delivery process replaces model-generated audio with that reference soundtrack. This describes the actual audio source; the generated visuals remain an independent AI creation, not an official music video. Turn on sound in the example player to hear the reference direction.

Movement is not a sync guarantee

The reference performance guides movement and timing, but generation can change mouths, gestures and rhythmic details. Adding a different soundtrack later does not guarantee frame-perfect alignment. Listen to the original result before deciding whether to edit it externally. An open mouth in the animation does not establish that specific lyrics are being performed.

Check any additional track

If you add another song during publishing, verify its source, intended use and the destination’s requirements separately. A video purchase does not automatically grant rights to an added track. Personal and commercial uses may have different conditions. Consult the rights holder and destination’s current guidance for the specific song.

Verify playback after downloading

Play the downloaded MP4 with sound and check both the player’s mute setting and device volume. If browser playback works but local audio does not, try another compatible player before paying for another generation. When contacting support, specify whether the issue affects the web preview or downloaded file and include the task ID.

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