u/Jonnyrecluse

I'm looking for an AI music video generator and have narrowed it down to OpenArt and Solmi AI.

OpenArt looks impressive, but the pricing seems a bit steep if you're generating longer videos, and I've also seen some people say it has a bit of a learning curve.

For anyone who's used either (or both), which one would you recommend? I'm mainly looking for good video quality, easy prompting, and decent value for the price.

Would love to hear your experiences or if there's another option I should consider.

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