Find licensed music and sound effects matched to your video.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "Sonilo Music & Sound Effects" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-sonilo-ai-sonilo-mcp' -- npx -y sonilo-mcp
Based on this 45-second product promo video's pacing and mood, recommend commercially licensed background tracks and note which sections each track fits best.
A set of licensed music recommendations for the promo, with fit rationale and suggested placement.
Please match commercially licensed sound effects for this short video, including transitions, clicks, cue sounds, and an ending hit, organized by timestamp.
A timestamped sound effects list ready to use in editing.
This is a software tutorial video. Recommend commercially licensed music and necessary cue sound effects that stay clear, professional, and unobtrusive.
Recommendations for tutorial-friendly music and cue sounds that do not distract from narration.
Marketers creating promo or social videos can use it to match commercially licensed music and sound effects, reducing sourcing time. This helps them finish publishable video edits faster.
Designers or content creators producing a video series can match suitable audio assets to each video while keeping the overall style consistent. It fits workflows that need both speed and commercial licensing.
Content creators making tutorials, explainers, or demo videos can add fitting sound effects for key actions and transitions to improve clarity. The tool focuses on matching music and effects to the video.
It matches licensed music tracks and sound effects to your video. The provided description explicitly says commercial use is allowed.
Yes. The provided description states “Commercial use OK.” However, specific license scope and limitations are not included here, so see the source repository for details.
No documentation excerpt was provided, so the installation steps, runtime, and prerequisites cannot be confirmed here. Please see the source repository.