




YouTube & video
I enjoy playing with the atmosphere between music and imagery. Through my channels, I also explore what pace, editing and a recognisable format do for a video.
Explore the channels- Art direction
- Video production
- Music production
- AI prompting
- Format development
What do atmosphere, pace and a recognisable format do for a video?
- My choice
- I combine my own music work in FL Studio and Suno with imagery and editing. Each channel gets its own rhythm and visual language.
- What you see here
- Mood Syntax and Beatrap Studio explore music and atmosphere. With Rank My Cat, I investigate short formats and review the shared channel figures.
Mood Syntax
With Mood Syntax, I work on calm and atmosphere. Electronic ambience and futuristic workspaces come together as an environment to spend more time in, as in Orbital Code.
Orbital Code
Beatrap Studio
For Beatrap, I combine music, visual direction, prompts and editing. I give each track its own visual world. It can be playful, like the coffee machine in BRRRRR, or dark and cinematic.
Rank My Cat
With Rank My Cat, I learned to turn AI clips into a recognisable format. I try different openings, rankings and editing rhythms. In YouTube Studio, I review what an episode reached to make the next one more focused.
Ranking Funniest Cats Top 5 | Ep. 3
18,668 viewsAs of 2026-11-03
Ranking Music Cats Top 5 | Ep.1
6,803 viewsAs of 2026-11-03
Ranking Funniest Cats Top 6 | Ep. 6
517 viewsAs of 2026-11-03
Ranking the LOUDEST music cat videos
75 viewsAs of 2026-11-03
Ranking Funniest Cats Top 5 | Ep. 4
3,729 viewsAs of 2026-11-03
Ranking Funniest Cats Top 5 | Ep. 5
420 viewsAs of 2026-11-03
Ranking Funniest Cats Top 5 | Ep. 3
- Views
- 18,668
- Subscribers gained
- +77
- Since publication
- 348 days
Visual reconstruction of the growth. Intermediate points are indicative; totals come from the analytics snapshot.
Screenshot from YouTube Studio, shared on 3 November 2026. Intermediate points are indicative.
Images
The channel identities
Mood Syntax gets space and calm; Beatrap has a more direct, playful identity. I develop the channel imagery alongside the type of music.
Rank My Cat
The crowned cat logo and bright blue make the series recognisable beyond an individual Short.
About this project
The same skills, a different pace
Music gives me a reason to create a visual world. At Beatrap Studio, I connect the track to prompts, editing and an original channel identity. The atmosphere varies by track; the coffee machine in BRRRRR calls for a very different approach from Sinister Violence.
Mood Syntax is the calmer side. There, I look for a combination of electronic ambience and an environment that remains pleasant to watch for longer. That choice carries through to the pace, thumbnail and channel imagery.
From production to a format
With Rank My Cat, my attention shifted towards the structure of a Short. Making AI clips is one step; choosing the opening, ranking and captions determines how I turn them into an episode.
The channel grew into a production and performance experiment. I can publish variations and then review what they reached. The shared YouTube Studio snapshot for Funniest Cats Ep. 3 provides a concrete reference point: 18,668 views and 77 additional subscribers.
The figures shown were recorded on 3 November 2026. They help me focus on the next episode; on their own, they do not explain which design decision made the difference.