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Adobe partners with Universal and Warner on licensed music for Premiere mobile

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Adobe is partnering with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group to add licensed song clips to its Premiere mobile video editor. The company says the feature is coming soon and will let users add up to 60 seconds of a track, browse music and use templates paired with songs. Creators will be able to export videos for posting to licensed social platforms. Premiere mobile already offers royalty-free music, but licensed audio currently requires manual importing. No specific musicians have been announced for the new library.
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