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Our prices are relatively high, even after considering that they are bought outright by the buyer. This is down not only to the quality of the beat and the originality of the ideas behind it: It’s also because our beats are 100% exclusive.
Beathunterz doesn’t deal in beats which use the same samples as other, cheap or low-quality beats. We simply do not allow that to happen. When we promise exclusivity, we mean it.
Include information only about samples that carry a melody, hook, or the main theme of the beat. You do not need to specify the drum samples or loops used.
When uploading a beat to our platform, provide a link to the source of the sample, which will indicate that this sample is royalty-free and licensed without any obligation. You must also specify the name of the sample file.
If you recorded the vocal hook yourself, then select the Exclusive Vocal option when uploading the beat. 
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We are proud to offer high-quality, original, exclusive beats – no plagiarism, remakes, or replicas
Our buyers should not experience any copyright issues, YouTube Content ID strikes, or other flagging, as we strictly regulate the use of samples and loops in the beats we sell.
Beathunterz doesn’t deal in beats which use the same samples as other, cheap or low-quality beats. We simply do not allow that to happen. When we promise exclusivity, we mean it.
That’s why we prohibit the unaltered use of readymade melodic loops, melodic samples, presets (sequences, arpeggiators), and MIDI files
There is only one reason for such restriction: The melody was created by someone else and it may be used by any number of other artists for multiple tunes. But there are some exceptions.
We do not prohibit the use of loops, one-shot samples, romplers (Arcade, Avenger, Nexus, Omnisphere), or Kontakt libraries, if you create your own melody utilizing them
If you cut a melodic loop, change the rhythm and tonality, and compose your own melody using various manipulations, then there will be no violation of the rules. In no circumstances may you use the melodic loop in its unaltered form - even with minor processing, for example to speed up the tempo or lower the tonality.
If you use loops and samples, you must make them unrecognizable and therefore unique. Provided that you follow these guidelines, your beat can conceivably consist entirely of samples.
If you use loops and samples, you must make them unrecognizable and therefore unique. Provided that you follow these guidelines, your beat can conceivably consist entirely of samples.
The use of drum loops in their unaltered form is prohibited. You must make the drum section yourself, or change the loop beyond recognition, to achieve a genuinely original sound.
When uploading a beat for sale, choose the correct sample option
If royalty-free samples are used in the beat, then when uploading it, you will need to specify a link to the source of the sample and the name of the file used.
If you select exclusive samples, it means that you created/recorded the main sounds, melodies, theme, or samples yourself. For example, you recorded yourself playing guitar or a MIDI part on a virtual synthesizer.
If you select exclusive samples, it means that you created/recorded the main sounds, melodies, theme, or samples yourself. For example, you recorded yourself playing guitar or a MIDI part on a virtual synthesizer.
If you’ve used one royalty-free sample but recorded all the other sounds yourself, you need to select the royalty-free option: We cannot publish such a beat as made of exclusive samples.
Even if you have altered the royalty-free sample/loop, you must still select the royalty-free samples option and provide a link to the source of the sample and the name of the source file. Altering a royalty-free sample does not give you the right to publish the beat as made with exclusive samples.
Even if you have altered the royalty-free sample/loop, you must still select the royalty-free samples option and provide a link to the source of the sample and the name of the source file. Altering a royalty-free sample does not give you the right to publish the beat as made with exclusive samples.
Vocal royalty-free samples and acapellas may be used
Check with the sample distributor or seller to see if the selected vocal is 100% royalty-free.
If you recorded the vocal hook yourself, then select the Exclusive Vocal option when uploading the beat.
Let’s look at some good examples of how you may and may not use loops
The melodic loop is used in an unaltered/original form. It is forbidden.
One-shot samples of guitar chords are used to build the melody. This is allowed, as the result is an original melody.
A melodic loop is taken to create an original melody. It is transposed two semitones up, the rhythm is completely redone, and some notes are reversed. Therefore it's a completely original melody and is allowed.
From the original musical loop, the beatmker only changed the order of the chords. This is minor processing and is prohibited.
If you’re not sure if you’re allowed to use a melodic loop or a preset from the rompler:
Ask yourself: "Is there a melody in this sample/preset?"
Make your own decision that does not violate the conditions described above.
Make your own decision that does not violate the conditions described above.
Frequently asked questions
- Am I allowed to use clippings, one-shots, or melodies, either from films, songs, YouTube videos, or similar sources?No, because the rights to such materials belong to other authors.
It is wrong to think that it will suddenly “work out.” It is illegal.
Such actions will lead you to being banned from Beathunterz. - What happens if I use a pre-made melody in unaltered form, or with minor processing? Is everything really that strict?Yes. The reputation of the Beathunterz platform is more important than profit lost from one producer.
Don't risk it!
Any more questions?
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