EdMon Music · a panel for Adobe Premiere Pro

Find the track. Or make the track.

A music library and a generator, in a panel beside your timeline. The search understands what a track sounds like, not just what it is called. When nothing in the library fits, describe the scene and get two takes back.

Download the panel See it work $20 / month · plus VAT where applicable
Runs inside Premiere Pro
Audition against your picture
Search by how a track sounds
Two takes on every generation
The EdMon Music box — an editor at a mixing desk choosing from a fan of album sleeves.
Cover artwork from the EdMon Music library.

The library

Search the sound, not the title.

Stock libraries index whatever someone typed into a metadata field. This one reads how a track actually plays, so the words an editor would say out loud are the words that find it. Try them — none of these are titles.

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Audition

Hear it against the picture before it touches the timeline.

You cannot tell whether a track works from a waveform, and you should not have to drop it into the sequence to find out. Press play in the panel and the cut rolls with it — from the top, or from your in-point — so you are watching the scene and hearing the candidate at the same time. Nothing is added, nothing to undo.

Auditioning against a sequence. The panel plays the cut alongside the track, so the only thing being judged is whether the two fit. Loops, with sound — turn it up.

From the top, or from the in-point

Judge an opening from the first frame, or park on the scene that actually needs the music and start there.

Reject without cleaning up

A track you did not choose leaves no trace — no clip on a track, no file in the bin, nothing to tidy before you try the next one.

When nothing fits

Describe the scene. Get music for it.

Write the brief the way you would tell a composer what a scene needs, then set genre, mood, tempo and whether you want vocals. Every generation comes back as two takes, because the second one is often the one you use.

Twenty-six seconds, unedited: a brief written in the panel, takes arriving while the edit stays open, and a track dropped onto an audio track under the cut.

Two takes, every time

Ask for up to five versions of one brief in a single batch. The queue keeps working while you switch tabs and carry on cutting.

Trimmed like any other music

Tracks arrive at full length, three to four minutes, and you cut them to the scene on the timeline.

Into the edit

One click from the panel to the sequence.

Send a track to the project and it lands in your bin. Or place it at the playhead and it arrives on a new audio track, where you are parked. Files are written beside your project file, named exactly what the bin shows — so the next person to open the project finds the music where they would look for it.

The panel docked in Premiere, showing the library, filters, the audition player and the Add to project and Place at playhead buttons.

Get started

Download it, install it, and score the next scene.

No form to fill in first. The panel installs into Premiere and you make your account inside it — thirty days, no card.

$20 per month, cancel any time

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  • The whole library. Every track, across ten genres, with no per-download charge.
  • Fifty briefs a month, a hundred tracks. Every generation returns two takes, and both are yours.
  • Around 2,500 new tracks a month. Everything added lands in your account as it arrives.
  • No key to manage. Generation runs on our own service — nothing to obtain, paste or pay for separately.

Three steps

How it will work, once the download is open.

  1. Download the panel. 0.11 MB, and the download page walks through installing it. Quit Premiere first.
  2. Open it in Premiere. Window › Extensions › EdMon Creative Lab.
  3. Make your account in the panel. Email and a password. Thirty days with the whole library and ten credits. No card.

Download the panel

Premiere Pro 22.0 or later, on macOS. Windows is not available yet. Anything you favourite while you are trying it stays with you when you make the account — nothing to redo.

What it needs

A panel, not another account to manage.

HostAdobe Premiere Pro, version 22.0 and later
PlatformmacOS. Windows is not available yet.
InstallA 0.13 MB panel file, installed with a free extension installer. Quit Premiere first; the download page has the steps.
Sign inThe account you create in the panel
Where files goBeside your project file, under Creative Lab / Music