Techhalla uses MIDI-driven Three.js animation to guide Seedance 2.5

• MIDI supplies the timing: techhalla combines Suno, Three.js, Magnific One and Seedance 2.5 to build an animated musical performance.
• Seedance gets two references: techhalla feeds it the animation and a restyled first frame to guide the character’s playing.
• The most reusable piece is a single HTML file: techhalla’s shared Space includes the synchronizer and generation prompts.

The final prompt can add moving waves around the performance. Suno’s export guide lists a 10-credit charge for extracting MIDI from an audio stem.

Techhalla’s workflow assigns a different job to each of four tools:

1. Suno: supplies the music, with MIDI exported for the animation.
2. Three.js: turns the MIDI into a 3D performance using a single HTML file.
3. Magnific One: transforms an extracted first frame into the intended visual style.
4. Seedance 2.5: generates the finished character video from the reference material.

The intermediate render gives the video model a visible performance to follow, with musical timing already represented in the animation.

The original 3D video carries the performance reference; the One-treated first frame supplies the target appearance. Techhalla asks Seedance to use the animation as its reference for the notes the character plays.

Magnific offers Seedance 2.5, and its API documentation explicitly describes reference videos as sources of motion, action or style. Image references are supported alongside them.

Techhalla says the shared Magnific Space contains the HTML synchronizer and the prompts used for One and Seedance. He describes the single file as able to synchronize other MIDI files, too.

For music made in Suno, the documented MIDI extraction route runs through individual stems:

1. Audio is separated using the Stems panel.
2. The relevant stem is selected.
3. Get MIDI, in the stem’s context menu, analyzes the audio and generates a MIDI file representing its melodic or rhythmic content.

That file is extracted from audio, rather than being an original instrumental performance captured as MIDI.

• Music-video editing: A separate music-video walkthrough collects 16 editing tips around four tools and one complete music video.
• Vampire visuals: A Transylvania-themed example also comes with Magnific prompts shared in the thread.