Epidemic Sound Studio is an AI-powered tool that can soundtrack your videos instantlyWhat if there was a tool which could harness AI to create the perfect soundtrack to your video in seconds, thus saving you hours in the process? Now there is.
Epidemic Sound’s new AI-powered tool, Studio, delivers a first draft of a cohesive soundtrack – complete with both music and sound effects – for your videos, which can then be used as is, or taken for inspiration and refined.

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Studio uses music from Epidemic’s pool of artists, as well as “Hollywood-grade” ambient noises and foley sound effects, which can subsequently be uploaded to your video editing application of choice.
But how exactly does it work? As Epidemic explains, Studio uses AI and data insights, “informed by contextual patterns” from over three billion daily plays across online platforms, to analyse uploaded content and deliver a “cohesive, legally safe soundtrack seamlessly synced to the visuals”. It also presents alternative music and sound effect options, too.
“We know that soundtracking even a short, one- to three-minute video can take creators up to five hours, which often means sound effects are overlooked,” says Epidemic Sound Chief Product Officer Sam Hall. 
“Studio eliminates this time barrier, enabling creators to harness the full potential of audio to elevate the quality of their content and focus on truly bringing their vision to life. And this is just the beginning; Studio lays the foundation for an intelligent, unified soundtracking hub built on Epidemic Sound’s clean AI music models designed to champion and enhance human creativity.” 

“We believe AI should empower, not replace, human creativity,” adds CEO Oscar Höglund. “Studio embodies that belief, giving creators more time and freedom to focus on their stories while continuing to help artists reach an audience and earn from their craft. 
“Studio is another significant step toward our vision of a world where AI and human artistry work hand-in-hand, unlocking new ways to create, collaborate, and connect people through storytelling.”
Creators are already using Epidemic Sound Studio, too, like YouTuber and videographer Matt Yutoshi, who agrees that a soundtrack can “make or break a video”, but that “getting it right takes so much time”.
Studio now becomes the core Epidemic Sound interface, combining tooling, inspiration and sound design into one seamless soundtrack hub, “while ensuring artists are compensated and their work is distributed through creator content”.
It follows the launch of Epidemic’s soundtracking Assistant and its music adaptation tool, Adapt, which expanded artist remuneration through an additional bonus pool.
Learn more at Epidemic Sound.
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