Sexy Music

FAQ – Sexy Music

What tempo feels right for a smooth, sensual vibe?
Mid-slow grooves around 80–100 BPM usually feel relaxed without dragging. If the edit needs a little lift, step up to 102–110 BPM but keep percussion simple so the mood stays intimate.

How do I keep the soundtrack classy instead of cheesy?
Choose restrained harmony, gentle highs, and minimal vocal ad-libs. Favor real or mellowed instruments over bright synth leads, and let the bass be warm but not boomy so voices remain clear.

Should I pick an instrumental bed or a short song hook?
Instrumental beds are easier under dialogue, product copy, and captions. A short, word-light hook can open or close the edit, then return to a neutral bed for the main story.

What length works for typical ads, reels, and longer promos?
Reels and quick promos work with 15–30 seconds and a clean tag. Standard spots sit well at 60–90 seconds. Longer promos benefit from a 2–3 minute bed with a calm middle that loops neatly.

Any mix tips so text overlays stay readable?
Keep music 6–9 dB under the voice or key sounds. Avoid sharp cymbals, use smooth highs, and leave a small pocket of space before important lines so names and prices land cleanly.

Where does this style work beyond ads?
Lounge and hotel background, spa or bar ambience, fashion lookbooks, unboxings with a night aesthetic, and intimate scene transitions all benefit from a subtle, confident bed.