I don’t sell exclusive rights to every artist automatically.

If you’re interested in exclusive rights, send me your artist name, the beat title you’re interested in and links to your recent songs or demos. I’ll review your request and get back to you with more details.

Exclusive rights for my beats usually range from $300 to $1500, depending on the beat and the project.

If you’re interested in a specific beat, contact me and I’ll let you know if exclusive rights are available.

A non-exclusive license lets you use the beat under the terms of the license you choose, but the same beat can still be licensed to other artists.

Exclusive rights give you exclusive use of the beat for your song. Once exclusive rights are sold, that beat is no longer available for new licenses.

No. Once a beat has been sold with exclusive rights, I can no longer license it to other artists.

If a beat you liked is no longer available, you can browse my catalog and find a similar sound for your release.

Exclusive rights give you more control over your release and make sure no new artists can license the same beat after you.

It’s the best option if you want a beat only for your project and don’t want it to stay available in the public catalog.

Yes. Exclusive rights include tracked-out WAV files, also known as stems.

You can also get stems with the Professional License and Unlimited License if you don’t need exclusive rights.

YouTube monetization is included with the Unlimited License.

The Basic License and Professional License do not include YouTube monetization, so choose the Unlimited License if you plan to monetize your song or music video on YouTube.

Yes. If you start with a smaller license and need more rights later, you can contact me about upgrading.

I’ll help you choose the license that matches your current release plans.

You need stems if you want more control over your mix, arrangement or vocal recording process.

The Basic License includes a professionally mixed WAV file. The Professional License and Unlimited License include tracked-out WAV files / stems.

If you’re not sure, start by thinking about your release plans.

The Basic License is good for smaller independent releases. The Professional License is better if you need stems and paid performance rights. The Unlimited License gives you the most freedom, including YouTube monetization, unlimited streams and unlimited copies.

If you’re still unsure, contact me and I’ll help you choose the right license.