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Adobe teams up with Universal and Warner to bring popular music to Premiere mobile
Adobe partners with Universal and Warner to add popular music to Premiere mobile video editing.
Key points
- Premiere mobile users can browse, search and preview trending music by artist or track, and filter it by genre and duration.
- Users can add up to 60 seconds of a popular track directly to a video, licensed for personal, non-commercial use.
- Adobe did not say how many songs will be included or whether the agreements cover the companies' entire catalogs.
Why it matters. Premiere mobile users gain access to popular label music for personal projects, while projects needing commercially licensed music will still use Adobe Stock Audio, the company said.
Adobe announced a partnership with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group that lets Premiere mobile users add popular music to their videos in the app. Users can add up to 60 seconds of a track, which will be licensed for personal, non-commercial use, Adobe said. Adobe Stock Audio will stay available for commercially licensed projects, and no launch date has been given.
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Adobe teams up with Universal and Warner to bring popular music to Premiere mobile
Adobe Premiere mobile users will soon be able to add licensed music from two of the world’s biggest music companies to their videos. Here are the details. more… Adobe Premiere mobile users will soon be able to add licensed music from two of the world’s biggest music companies to their videos. Here are the details. Adobe licenses music from Universal and Warner Adobe today announced a partnership with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group that will let Premiere mobile users browse and add music from popular artists to their videos directly within the app. By combining music from two of the world’s leading music companies with Premiere mobile’s pro-level video editing tools, we’re making it easier for you to discover the tracks you love, shape your video around the music and share your stories, all in one free app As Adobe explains, the tracks will be licensed for personal, non-commercial use. The company added that Adobe Stock Audio will remain available for projects that require commercially licensed music. Here’s what users will be able to do once the new features become available, per Adobe: Find the right track, faster: Browse, search and preview trending music by artist or track, filter by genre and duration, bookmark favorites and explore popular music through label-featured collections. Build your edit to the music: Add up to 60 seconds of a popular track directly .