Participating 48 Hour Film Project New York teams can activate three months of complimentary Robin access during the official competition window.
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Signups open when the official New York competition window begins.
Robin helps filmmakers search commercially released music from real artists across major labels, publishers, and independent catalogs.
During a 48-hour production cycle, music discovery often becomes a last-minute scramble. Robin helps teams find music faster using scene descriptions, sonic similarity, lyrics, mood, energy, and natural-language prompts.
Robin is not a stock music library and does not generate music. It helps filmmakers discover music that already exists and may be available for licensing.
Some music surfaced through Robin may require separate licensing approval from rights holders.
Step 1. Activate during the event
Enter your email during the official 48HFP New York competition window.
Step 2. Sign in with the same email
Continue through the normal MusicAtlas sign-in flow. Once activated, your complimentary Robin access will remain active for three months.
Step 3. Search, save, and request licenses
Search during the competition and continue using Robin afterward as you finalize your film, review music options, and request licenses. Licensing may require separate rightsholder approval.
Robin is currently optimized for laptop and desktop browsers.
Enter the email associated with your filmmaking team. You must activate during the competition window, and your Robin access will remain active for three months.
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