Independent product intelligence · Worldwide · 2026-05-01 → 2026-07-31
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“Epidemic Sound Soundmatch”
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Canonical website: https://www.epidemicsound.com/blog/introducing-soundmatch/?ref=futuretools.io
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Epidemic Sound Soundmatch solves the problem of finding the perfect soundtrack for a video project. It allows creators to go from an idea or a rough cut to a matching soundtrack in seconds, eliminating the need to manually browse for music. The tool uses AI to analyze video content and generate relevant keywords for a semantic search to recommend tracks perfectly suited to each visual scene.
Soundmatch is used when a creator has an idea for a video, a rough cut, or a final edit but is unsure about the soundtrack. It is integrated into the Epidemic Sound music tab and player, allowing users to play their video and get matching music recommendations immediately. The tool identifies the content of a specific shot in the video to provide relevant track suggestions.
Soundmatch is designed for video creators who need to find suitable music for their projects. The tool is integrated into a video soundtrack workflow, and its core AI capability is aimed at helping users who are logged into the Epidemic Sound platform.
Soundmatch offers AI-powered music recommendation by analyzing video content. Key features include the ability to play a video and receive a set of matching music recommendations in seconds. It uses semantic search based on automatically generated keywords and leverages data insights from over 2.5 billion daily YouTube video views containing Epidemic Sound music to provide accurate track suggestions for specific visual scenes.
Soundmatch is accessed by clicking its icon in the far right corner of the music search bar when logged in, or by hitting the ‘Sync to video’ button in the Epidemic Sound Player bar. To use it, you choose the video you want to play, place a marker on the part you want to soundtrack, and then hit 'Soundmatch' to immediately receive a set of matching recommendations.
Soundmatch generates recommendations by first identifying what a specific shot in the video contains and generating relevant keywords for a semantic search. It then uses data insight into how these keywords are typically used at scale, powered by over 2.5 billion daily views of YouTube videos containing Epidemic Sound music, to provide a list of recommended tracks perfectly suited to each visual scene.
The Video Generation & Editing category contains 1,587 products. The median product in this category has a domain authority score of 22 and receives 0.0 measured AI traffic visits. 1,556 products in this category have measured AI traffic data available.
Epidemic Sound Soundmatch is an AI-powered tool within the Epidemic Sound platform that analyzes video content to recommend matching music. It is categorized under Video Generation & Editing and its core capability is using AI to generate a perfect soundtrack for a video project from an idea or rough cut.
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Worldwide estimates · Data period 2026-05-01 → 2026-07-31. Figures are measured estimates intended for market research. Signals we have not measured for this domain are omitted, never estimated; a measured zero is still reported as zero. How this was measured