Why can't we extend music on stories?

Maybe it's due to copyright issues. Some music has strict usage rights that prevent it from being used in stories without proper authorization.

One way to extend music time on stories is to loop the music track. Also, you might look for longer versions of the same song or find similar music that lasts longer to replace the current one.

To make the music longer in stories, you might consider using a looping technique. You can also build up the music gradually, starting with a simple melody and adding layers and complexity over time. Additionally, you could incorporate longer musical transitions between different parts of the story.

One way to make music longer in stories is to repeat certain sections or add variations. This can create a sense of continuity and extension. Also, you might consider slowing down the tempo slightly without affecting the quality too much.

You can try using longer music tracks or editing the existing one to loop seamlessly.

Often, it could be because the platform's terms of service don't allow it. They might have restrictions in place to avoid legal complications or to maintain the integrity of their content policies.

Maybe it's because of copyright issues. Some music has strict usage rights and can't be added without permission.

Maybe it's due to copyright issues. Sharing music without proper authorization could lead to legal problems.

It could be because of the platform's policies. Some platforms have strict rules against sharing music to stories to avoid potential violations of music licensing.

To extend music on stories, you might try editing the audio file to create a longer version. Another option is to find similar-sounding tracks and stitch them together. Also, some apps or software offer features for extending music seamlessly.