BEATS FOR ARTISTS
FAQ
Yes. Available beats can be previewed before purchase so you can decide whether the instrumental is the right fit for your project.
You are purchasing a license to use the selected instrumental under the terms of the license you choose. You are not purchasing ownership of the original beat, composition, master recording, copyright, or underlying intellectual property.
A non-exclusive license allows you to use the beat according to your purchased license while allowing the producer to continue licensing the same beat to other artists.
Yes, as long as an eligible upgraded license is still available for the beat. You must upgrade before exceeding the limits of your current license. Future upgrades or renewals are not guaranteed.
Yes, as long as your purchased license permits commercial distribution and streaming. Your release must remain within the limits stated in your license agreement.
Yes, if music video rights are included in your selected license. The number of permitted videos and any applicable view limits will be stated in your license agreement.
Certain licenses may require a producer royalty in addition to the initial license fee. If applicable, the royalty percentage, recoupment terms, reporting requirements, and payment terms will be clearly stated in your license agreement.
No, unless you receive specific written authorization. Because non-exclusive beats may be licensed to multiple artists, Content ID registration could create improper copyright claims against other authorized users.
No.
The original beat may not be uploaded, submitted, copied, scraped, ingested, or otherwise provided to an AI system, machine-learning model, generative AI platform, training dataset, music generator, or similar technology for training, replication, extraction, or generation of derivative material.
Yes.
Producer credit must be provided according to the terms of your license agreement wherever credits are reasonably displayed, including distribution metadata, video descriptions, liner notes, and other applicable locations.
Because beat licenses are digital products and files may become available immediately after purchase, all sales are generally final and non-refundable except where otherwise required by law or stated in the applicable agreement.
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Please preview the beat and review the license terms before purchasing.
You must obtain an appropriate upgraded license or additional written authorization before exceeding your current license limits. Continued use beyond those limits without authorization may violate the license agreement.
Payments, checkout, automated file delivery, and related technical services are handled through Airbit.
For technical issues involving those services, please contact Airbit support. For questions about licensing terms, producer permissions, royalties, or Sharper Music Productions, contact us directly.
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