Creating a cock hero-style rhythm video - step by step

⏱ A few minutes of setup once your clips are analyzed, all in Onset Engine

Steps

Import your clips

Add a folder of clips (+ Folder…). For cock heroes, variety matters - different scenes keep the viewer engaged across a longer video. Aim for 20+ clips of 10-60 seconds each.

Add your song

Choose a track with clear rhythm changes - building intensity, breakdowns, and a strong climax section. EDM, dubstep, or anything with tempo variation works well. The AI maps every beat and energy change automatically.

Set up your rounds

Click Rounds... under Audio Input. Give each song a pace (faster for later rounds), a beat pattern for the meter (every beat, half-time, double-time), an optional break with a 3-2-1 countdown, and a title card. Set Length if you want an exact running time. Choose the Aggressive style for rapid-fire cuts.

Preview and use Curator tools

Watch the draft. Use Swap to replace clips that don't match the intensity of their section. Use Pin to lock key clips at important moments. Re-Roll re-picks every clip you haven't locked.

Add the beat meter

Under More options, tick Show a rhythm bar (Lane, Falling or Pulse) and Click track if you want a tick on every beat. Generate: the draft shows the meter, so you can check it before rendering.

Render

Render the final video. The beat meter, round cards and countdowns are drawn in, and the beats are saved next to it as a .csv and a .funscript, timed to the video.

Ready to run this workflow?

Every step above works in the free demo - creating a cock hero-style rhythm video start to finish, no credit card.

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