If you wish to enter your creation as an audio file, you can use a conversion site such as MP3Tube or MP32tube to transform your audio clip into a video. It is also possible to do the conversion using programs available in most computers, using the "Creating a Video" guide below. You may use your own still image file, or download specially-made background pictures provided by Korg from following links.

• For monotron SFX（1920 x 1080 pixel）
   Download
• For monotron Music（1920 x 1080 pixel）
   Download
• For monotribe Music（1920 x 1080 pixel）
   Download

Use the Movie Maker application that comes preinstalled in Windows.

1. Launch the Movie Maker application.
2. In "Capture (Import) Video," click "Audio or music."
3. Open the audio file that you want to upload.
4. Drag the opened audio file clip and drop it on the storyboard.
5. In "Capture (Import) Video," click "Video."
6. Open the image file that you want to upload.
7. Drag the opened image file and drop it on the storyboard.
   *Since the duration of the image data must match the duration of the audio data, drag the edge of the "Video" to extend it to match the audio data.
   
8. In "Finish movie (Publish to)," click "Computer" and specify the location where you want the file to be saved.
   This completes the procedure. The file you just created can now be used as your YouTube entry.

Use the iMovie application that comes preinstalled on your Mac.

1. Launch the iMovie application
2. From the folders in which they're saved, drag and drop the audio data and image data into the project library space located above.
1. Drag and drop the image data first.
2. Next, select the image data that you dropped, so that it is shown in green.
3. Drag and drop the audio data onto the selected image data.
3. The total time of the video is shown in the upper left; copy and paste the image data so that it matches the duration of the audio data.
4. Press the space key to verify that the video will play back.
5. Save the video.
1. In "Share," click "Media Browser."
2. Select the size for saving, and click "Publish."
   *The saved data will be created only in the size you select.
6. Verify that the video has been saved in the iMovie folder. This completes the procedure.The file you just created can now be used as your YouTube entry.