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excited to hear it fam! hmu on instagram instagram.com/jamespenley_/

@@RNBBEATSJAMESPENLEY jus followed. ima be posting tha song on my story td lmk if u fw it🙏🏽

can't wait to hear it!!

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much love gang

thanks fam! shout out to Jake Laiuni on this one

what do you mean the beat is non profitable? If you purchase a license it is 1000% profitable and can be uploaded to streaming services... The tags are so people can just youtube to mp3 and upload to spotify without purchasing a correct license. Once you purchase a license you all of the tags are taken off of the beat to make it usable for an actual release.

@@RNBBEATSJAMESPENLEY okay, thank u and another question.. Once the license is purchased how soon before id receive the track outs?

@@LifeAsBreannaMarie so if you purchase the "stems" option on beatstars, they will create a download for you usually within minutes. You can use this link for the stems purchase - bsta.rs/AYTSkQ

I’m wondering the same thing and many more. I wish there was a video about using UA-cam beats i be so confused lol

@@jarieswagg Hey So I can answer and help you with a couple things for sure 1) There's no one size fits all, every producer is different and I can't promise how other producers handle business. 2) Beats have a free download typically for recording purposes, you can take it mess around and see if you want to end up releasing it as a full song. 3) If you then want to release it as a full song you have to purchase a license. The license is basically what gives you permission to use what is my copyrighted content. A lot of people try to gain the system but releasing a song without purchasing a lease but that usually ends up in the song getting taken down. 4) When you purchase a license, all of the tags you hear in the youtube video are removed! I have the tags there as a deterrent to help with stealing. You wouldn't believe how many records I find daily that are blatantly stealing my beats. But it's part of the game and you get used to it. What I usually tell artist is to ask yourself, if you spent your time producing and working on music for artist how would you go about dealing with piracy, and if you would be okay with it. Most of the time the answer is no. I hope this helps! If you end up wanting to release a song with my beats awesome! If not there's no worries :)

yessir first link in the desc!

Thanks fam!

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thank you!!