Epidemic Sound API enables music and sound effect integration
Epidemic Sound has released an API allowing developers to integrate music and sound effects directly into their platforms. The service offers tools for automated and context-aware sound design.

Epidemic Sound, a provider of music and sound effects, has launched an Application Programming Interface (API) enabling the integration of its extensive audio library into third-party platforms. The new API is specifically designed for developers aiming to offer users seamless music and sound effect incorporation into content creation tools or other applications.
The interface supports multiple integration methods, including automated soundtrack generation based on text prompts, such as "upbeat, summer, playful, 15 seconds." It also allows for music suggestions based on video content's tempo, mood, and intent. Similar to traditional video editing tools, the API supports timeline-based workflows, including search, audition, swap, and trim functionalities.
Epidemic Sound emphasizes the API's capability to provide scalable and secure licensing solutions. As the company owns all rights to its music, it can offer platforms and their users protection against copyright infringements. This is particularly crucial for platforms handling large volumes of user-generated content and needing to ensure licensing legality.
For developers, the API offers the ability to create tailored experiences where music and sound effects are integrated naturally as part of the user's workflow. Epidemic Sound's library of over 55,000 tracks and 250,000 sound effects is now more accessible to new application developers, aiming to streamline and enhance digital content production.