Beats
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About beats
Beats are instrumental productions made for artists to write and record over. Producers sell them to rappers, singers and songwriters who need professional instrumentals without hiring a producer for a custom session. On MultiVendor Market you buy directly from the producer's shop and can message them about stems, tempo changes or custom work.
Most beats are sold under license tiers. A non-exclusive lease lets you record and release a song while the producer can keep selling the beat to others, usually with limits on streams, sales or performances. Higher tiers include WAV files and track-out stems for mixing, and exclusive rights typically end further sales of the beat.
Read each tier's terms carefully — distribution limits, music video rights, credit requirements and how publishing is split. Previews usually carry a producer tag; the paid download is untagged. Good listings show BPM, key and genre so you can find beats that fit your voice.
Buying beats: leases, exclusives and files
- Compare license tiers: what's included (MP3, WAV, stems) and limits on streams, sales and videos.
- Understand that a lease is non-exclusive — other artists may use the same beat.
- Check credit requirements, such as producer credit in the song title or description.
- Ask about publishing and ownership terms before releasing music commercially.
- Confirm BPM and key fit your vocal range and style before you buy.
Questions about beats
What's the difference between leasing and buying an exclusive beat?
A lease is a non-exclusive license: you can release a song, but the producer can sell the beat to others. An exclusive generally means the producer stops selling it, with terms set in the license.
Can I upload a song made with a leased beat to streaming platforms?
Usually yes, within the lease's limits. Check the license for distribution caps and credit requirements.
What are track-out stems?
Stems are the beat's separate parts — drums, bass, melodies — as individual files, which let an engineer mix your vocals with the beat more precisely.