One search across every music catalogue
AudioAtlas searches production-music libraries and the Apple Music catalogue from one search box. Describe what you need in plain language, for example "uplifting indie folk with whistling, 110 BPM, no vocals", and get results from more than 185 million tracks in 28 catalogues.
Catalogues included
Apple Music, APM, BMG Production Music, Universal Production Music, Warner Chappell Production Music, Extreme Music, Megatrax, Audio Network, Musicbed, Epidemic Sound, Artlist, Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, De Wolfe Music, The Nerve, Jamendo and more.
Search the way you brief
- Natural language: mood, genre, instruments, tempo, era, vocals, use case.
- Keywords and fields: artist, title, composer, publisher, ISRC or ISWC.
- Filters: BPM, energy, mood, genre, vocals or instrumental, duration, release year, catalogue, AI-generated music hidden or shown.
- Similar: start from any result to find tracks that sound like it.
Rights data on every track
ISRC, ISWC, composers and publishers where known, so a shortlist can go straight to clearance.
For publishers and libraries
Catalogue owners use AudioAtlas to see how their works surface for real briefs, to find the closest matches to reference tracks.
Frequently asked questions
Which production music libraries can I search with AudioAtlas?
AudioAtlas covers Apple Music, APM, BMG Production Music, Universal Production Music, Warner Chappell Production Music, Extreme Music, Megatrax, Audio Network, Musicbed, Epidemic Sound, Artlist, Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, De Wolfe Music, The Nerve, Jamendo and more. New catalogues are added regularly.
Can I search a music catalogue by describing the sound?
Yes. Type a description such as "tense cinematic strings building to a hit" and AudioAtlas matches it against the audio analysis of every track, not only against tags.
Does AudioAtlas license the music?
AudioAtlas is a search engine. Licensing stays with each catalogue and rights holder.
Can I search by ISRC or ISWC?
Yes. Paste an ISRC or ISWC into the search box or use the bulk ISRC lookup in the API.