Which sound should I use for a Red Riding Hood AI video?

Updated: October 31, 2026

Short answer

Our video has soft, atmospheric orchestral music with a gentle choir pad, quiet footsteps, the rustle of the cloak and a light wind, with no song and no words. To post with another sound, download the silent version and add it in TikTok.

Example frame: a blue merle Australian shepherd in a deep red hooded cloak stands in a snowy pine forest with a pack of grey wolves around it, the hood up and its face looking at the camera

What is in our video

Soft fairy-tale orchestral music made for your clip.
Quiet footsteps in the snow and the rustle of the cloak.
A light wind in the pines.
No lyrics, no singing and no voice, and no wolf sounds.

How to add a sound

Download the silent version of your video from My videos, then in TikTok tap Add sound and pick the sound you want. Set the video’s own volume to 0. There is no original post to copy a sound from, so any music you have the right to use works.

How to add a sound to your Red Riding Hood AI video in TikTok

There is no original post to copy a sound from. Our video has soft fairy-tale music of its own, so adding a sound is optional.

Download the silent version of your video from My videos.
In TikTok, tap Add sound and search for the music you want to use, for example a slow orchestral or choir track.
Turn the video's own sound down to 0 and start the music where the camera begins to push in, around 3 seconds in.
Keep the AI label on when you post, and use only music you have the right to use.