Consistency is key If you’re selling beats online in today’s competitive landscape. Whether it’s uploading beats to a beat store like RouteNote Create, promoting on social media or engaging with customers in other ways, maintaining…
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If you’re a rapper or singer, buying high-quality beats is an essential part of crafting your sound. RouteNote Create, a leading platform for artists, offers a streamlined way to purchase beats, ensuring you can find…
I know what you’re thinking: another stem splitter? But Fadr has taken things to the extreme, offering no fewer than 16 separable elements. A capability currently rivalled only by Moises AI. (Click here for our…
The internet’s premier beat making sample challenge is back and with a true legend. Mass Appeal’s Rhythm Roulette kicks off its new season with none other than one of the most influential Hip-Hop and RnB…
Type beats as a naming convention has become a standard practice within the beat-selling world. It offers producers an effective way to communicate and target artists looking for a particular sound or style. This in…
You may have heard of sidechain compression — a popular production technique where the audio signal from one track is routed to control the compressor on another. This allows the incoming signal to dictate the…
If you’ve ever searched for beats online, the term type beat will not be new to you. This naming practice has become the standard convention for labelling pre-made beats. So, what exactly is a type…
Ever wondered what happens if you use a beat without buying a lease—and your song blows up? Chances are, you’re certainly looking at a lawsuit, but the timing and circumstances can vary. In this video…
If you are an artist looking for professional high-quality backing tracks for your projects, leased beats are a great option. However, since these beats are pre-made, the structure and arrangement of the beat might not…
Choosing a beat is one of the most important steps in creating a track that feels authentic to you as an artist. You shouldn’t just look at a beat simply as a backing track but…
