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 has unveiled an exciting partnership with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group, set to enhance the Adobe Premiere mobile app with a new music library. This collaboration aims to empower users to create compelling videos by seamlessly integrating popular tracks from these renowned music companies. By combining Adobe's pro-grade video editing tools with a vast music selection, users can discover their favorite tunes, craft engaging stories, and share their creations effortlessly within a single, user-friendly app.
The newly integrated music will be licensed for personal, non-commercial use, ensuring a hassle-free experience for Premiere mobile users. Adobe Stock Audio will continue to be available for projects requiring commercially licensed music. Once the new features are rolled out, users can look forward to various exciting functionalities, such as discovering trending tracks, filtering by genre and duration, bookmarking favorites, and exploring label-curated collections.
With the ability to add up to 60 seconds of music directly to their videos, users can effortlessly sync the rhythm to their creative vision. Moreover, Adobe has introduced music-powered templates, enabling users to jumpstart their editing process by combining customizable templates with the perfect soundtrack. Once the video is finalized, users can seamlessly share their masterpiece across multiple platforms, all within the Premiere mobile app.
This partnership with Adobe Premiere mobile will complement the app's existing features, such as audio cleanup tools, advanced video editing capabilities, and AI-powered asset generation through Adobe Firefly. The specific launch date of the music library, as well as the number of tracks included from each music group, remains undisclosed. However, Adobe promises that the new features will be available "soon," inviting users to stay tuned for more information.
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