Beat-synced video edit

Create a high-energy 16:9 music video using the supplied footage. Keep the original timing and playback speed, with no slow motion, speed ramps or trimming. Use the full frame with no grid or split panels, preserving the original footage as one continuous, clearly recognizable image at all times. Apply a constantly shifting base visual treatment driven by the music's sections, and unleash aggressive style infections that erupt from points of action such as clashes, impacts and fast movement, spreading violently across the frame through expanding circles, shockwave rings, slashing wipes and mutating color fields. Blend these with rhythmic cascades of motion echoes, time-offset ghost layers, frame repetitions and hard impact freezes. Trigger dense, layered visual effects, flashes, camera punches, shakes, chromatic splits, inversions, graphic symbols and chain reactions precisely to the music. Let the original footage and soundtrack guide all creative decisions, keeping the editing constantly evolving, unpredictable and visually spectacular. Preserve the original characters, action and scene continuity throughout. Effects enhance the footage rather than replace it. Preserve the original video's audio, including dialogue, sound effects and ambient sounds, mixing it naturally with the supplied music. Do not mute, replace or remove the original audio. No typography, text, letters or numbers.

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Create a high-energy 16:9 music video using the supplied footage. Keep the original timing and playback speed throughout, with no slow motion, speed ramps or trimming, so the picture stays in natural sync with its own audio. Use the full frame with no grid or split panels, keeping the original footage as one continuous, clearly recognizable image at all times. Apply a shifting base visual treatment that evolves with the music's sections, and let secondary styles spread smoothly across the frame through soft-edged organic shapes — expanding circles, flowing wipes and blooming color fields — that grow from points of action such as clashes, impacts and fast movement, then gently fade. Blend these with rhythmic motion echoes and subtle time-offset ghost layers. Use frame repetitions and impact freezes sparingly, only as brief accents of a few frames on the strongest hits, never sustained, so playback always feels fluid and never stuttery. Trigger flashes, light camera punches, soft chromatic shifts, graphic symbols and gentle chain reactions in sync with the music, favoring smooth easing and glow over harsh strobing. Let the original footage and soundtrack guide all creative decisions, keeping the editing evolving and visually rich but fluid and comfortable to watch. Preserve the original characters, action and scene continuity throughout. Effects enhance the footage rather than replace it. Preserve the original video's audio, including dialogue, sound effects and ambient sounds, mixing it naturally with the supplied music. Do not mute, replace or remove the original audio. No typography, text, letters or numbers.

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