1. Non-Exclusive License
- Multiple artists can buy and use the same beat.
- Lower price, but with usage limits (e.g., streaming caps).
- Good for budget-friendly projects, but the beat isn’t unique.
2. Exclusive License
- Only you can use the beat after purchase.
- Higher price, full rights, and no one else can buy it.
- Best for artists wanting a unique sound for serious projects.
3. Free Download
- Some beats are free for non-commercial use (demos, personal projects).
- Commercial use requires purchasing a license.
- Great for testing beats or showcasing producer talent.
4. Custom Beats
- Producers make a beat tailored to your needs.
- Most expensive option, requires direct negotiation.
- Ideal for artists with a specific vision.
Key Points:
- Always check each beat’s license terms and producer policies.
- Choose the format that fits your project, budget, and exclusivity needs.
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