Adobe adds licensed music to Premiere mobile

Technology · First reported 3 Nov, 14:00 · Updated 14:28

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Adobe is adding licensed music from Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group to its free Premiere mobile app. The music features are expected soon and are licensed for personal, non-commercial use; Adobe has not disclosed artist compensation or a rollout date.

The deal brings music from UMG and WMG catalogs into Premiere mobile; Adobe says creators can add up to 60 seconds of a track to a video.
The licences cover personal, non-commercial use. Adobe directs creators needing music for commercial projects to its Stock Audio library.
The features are coming soon, but Adobe has not given a rollout date or disclosed how artists and labels will be compensated.

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Key facts

App: Adobe Premiere mobile, described as a free video-editing app.
Music partners: Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group.
Clip limit: Up to 60 seconds of a track per video.
Usage: Personal, non-commercial use; commercial projects are directed to Adobe Stock Audio.
Availability: Features are coming soon; no specific rollout date was disclosed.