Cutting music to length by hand is the tedious part of every edit, and cutting it badly is audible. A tool that adapts a track to a duration while preserving musical structure removes that, and being able to download stems means the mix can still be adjusted afterwards. The whole shape — search, generate voiceover, download stems — is a video production pipeline rather than a music library. Two operational notes: the server is in preview, and the API key expires monthly, so a scheduled job needs a rotation plan.
Epidemic Sound's endpoint, in public preview. Fifteen tools covering three jobs: finding music and effects, generating voiceover, and downloading the results in usable formats.
- search_music with filters for BPM, mood, duration and instrumentation; find_similar_track by track id
- search_external_track — Epidemic Sound tracks matching the style of an external track, currently by Spotify id
- search_sound_effects and find_similar_sound_effects
- browse_voice_artists, list_user_generated_voices, generate_voiceover, get_voiceover_status, get_voiceover_details, download_voiceover
- download_music_track — full mix or individual stems: bass, drums, instruments
- download_sound_effect in MP3 or WAV
- Two beta tools that adapt a track to a target duration, capped at 300000 ms, preserving musical structure, and download the result
An Epidemic Sound subscription. OAuth for desktop clients, or an API key from the account page for programmatic use — note the key expires after 30 days.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen