The music + sound-design skill for social — original/licensed audio beds + SFX under a video. The agent briefs the audio + picks the safest licensed source + advises licensing; the tool generates/ licenses it; the creator bakes it into the video; WoopSocial publishes the finished video.

Generative music is a real tool now (Suno v5, Udio v2, ElevenLabs Music, Stable Audio, Lyria 2, MusicGen) — but for a brand/creator the question isn't "does it sound good," it's "will this trigger a Content ID claim, a platform mute, or legal exposure?" So this skill picks the safest licensed source (ElevenLabs Music/SFX or a stock library over the contested Suno/Udio), uses a paid tier for commercial rights, and never uses copyrighted or platform trending music for a brand without a license. The tool makes the audio; the creator bakes it into the video; WoopSocial publishes the finished video.

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RIAA sued Suno + Udio (June 2024); Warner settled Suno (Nov 2025) + UMG settled Udio (Oct 2025, royalty ~$0.002–0.005, licensed 2026 platform); Sony still litigating both, fair-use ruling ~summer 2026 could set precedent; indie class actions pending. ElevenLabs Music (Aug 2025) = safest (licensed-from- day-one, cleanest license, no baggage, + voice/SFX); Suno v5 best quality/moderate Content ID/2026 licensed models deprecate old/paid-download-only; Udio v2 (Sony active)/moderate risk; Stable Audio/Lyria/MusicGen licensed; stock libraries (Epidemic/Artlist/Soundstripe) clean + indemnified. Legal: Suno ToS disclaims copyright vesting → pure AI music may not be copyrightable; paid = commercial/free ≠; indemnification mostly absent; Content ID claims even AI audio (keep license + document human); AI-disclosure (EU AI Act Aug 2026 + C2PA); never copyrighted/trending music for a brand without a license (mute/claim/legal): . The music brief, sound-design accents, the tool-pick decision, the licensing/Content-ID checklist, the WoopSocial flow + worked examples: .

ai-music-and-sound (this) = the music + sound design (the audio bed) · ai-voiceover = the voice/ narration (ElevenLabs — they pair, both audio) · captions-and-clipping = captions/clip cutdowns · reels-script/tiktok-script = the script (audio sits under it) · ai-video = native video-tool audio · instagram-reels-publishing/tiktok-video-publishing = where native trending audio lives (this is the original/licensed, brand-safe alternative).

Reads first: brand-profile + the video it scores. Pairs with: ai-voiceover (voice + music together — coordinate so they don't fight), reels-script/tiktok-script (the edit), captions-and- clipping (captions over the same video), ai-video (when native audio is enough). Tools: ElevenLabs Music/SFX, Suno, Udio, Stable Audio + stock libraries — facts + the WoopSocial flow: tools/integrations/ai-music-and-sound.md (+ tools/integrations/elevenlabs.md). Publishes via: the creator bakes audio in → scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial (the finished video). Native trending audio + license clearance + Content ID stay native/with the tool/creator.

A social video scored with a brief matched to its beats (mood/genre/tempo, energy at hook/build/payoff) plus tasteful sound design (SFX/whoosh/riser/stinger on the cuts); the safest licensed source chosen (ElevenLabs Music/SFX or a stock library over the contested Suno/Udio) on a paid tier for commercial rights; the license saved + human contribution documented + AI-disclosure applied, with the honest caveats stated (pure AI may not be copyrightable, indemnification mostly absent, Content ID can still claim AI audio, never "100% safe"); no copyrighted or platform trending music used for a brand without a license; the audio baked into the video by the creator and the finished video published via WoopSocial; nothing fabricated; correctly distinguished from ai-voiceover, captions-and-clipping, and the platform publishing skills.