Beat ID will be able to find uses of your beats/songs on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Audiomack, Dailymotion, TikTok, Instagram, Spotify Podcasts, Twitter, Datpiff, Facebook, Gfycat, Giphy, Imgur, LiveLeak, MixCloud, My Mixtapez, Oddshot, OK, Pear-video, Reddit, Soundcloud, Streamable, Tenor, Triller, Twitch, Twitch Clips, Vimeo, VK
What should a musician do after discovering that a song of theirs is being used?
If you discover that someone has used your beat, you can use that information to start your collection journey all within the BeatStars Platform. Here’s how:
1. First, you can use your discovered information with Beat ID to register and distribute your beat through BeatStars Distribution. Once you distribute the beat, you can enable YouTube Content ID. Every time this beat generates money on YouTube, you will be able to collect and keep 100% of the ad revenue. Just make sure that the beats you distribute are only being sold as non-exclusive licenses.
2. Second, you can use the information that you discover from Beat ID to search and see if the song has been released to DSPs. If it has, you can now sign up with BeatStars Publishing, then register and collect your share of the music publishing generated by the song.
If you are creating loop kits from beats you sell, any matches made for loop usage will be released, and if the majority of matches being made are because of the loops being used, we may remove you from the program without warning.