Hey friend and Welcome aboard!!
Before we get started, check out my guide on how to build a home studio!!
But aside from that, have you been wondering where to buy hip hop beats and couldn’t find a legitimate website? Well I’m here to tell you your search is over!
Passion
I have been making beats since 2007, and sampling since 2009. I have a very keen ear for music and sound, and have no doubt that you will know my beats are quality when you listen to them.
Over the years, I have always maintained my passion for making music. There were times when I got discouraged and even felt like quitting on occasion. The love of making beats has always kept me in the studio. The feeling that comes from discovering that perfect sound or arrangement of sounds is what fuels the fire and keeps me going. I don’t make radio friendly hip-hop. I make music for the soul. This is not an exaggeration 🙂
Connections
The connections I have made during this time have really been important to me as well. There is no better feeling than collaborating with an artist. Whether they record vocals to your beat or use a track for one of their projects, the friendships and partnerships that blossom become priceless.
Technique
While I loop on occasion, Most of my samples are chopped and arranged very meticulously and carefully. I always keep the rapper/emcee in mind when I create. I want to be able to rap over the beat myself! That is why I’m always tweaking the beat and mixing it down until it sounds ready to go.
WARNING
My beats are extremely soulful. They have been known to make people feel some type of way. Listen for yourself and find out!! 🙂
head on over to:
BEATS FOR SALE!
Non-exclusive rights (mp3)
Generally, non-exclusive (mp3) are $9.95 or $19.95. You will receive an instant download in your email (check your spam box if you don’t see it!). Use this beat for your mixtape, album, youtube video, etc. Xtr@Ba$eHitZ (me) still owns and maintains full rights to the beat. Distribution sales per track limited to 2,000 copies. Unlimited non-profit use. Artist must credit me as Xtr@Ba$eHitZ.
Non-Exclusive rights (WAV)
non-exclusive (WAV) are $19.95 or $39.95. You will receive an instant download in your email (check your spam box if you don’t see it!). Use this beat for your mixtape, album, youtube video, etc. Xtr@Ba$eHitZ (me) still owns and maintains full rights to the beat. Distribution sales per track limited to 2,000 copies. Unlimited non-profit use. Artist must credit me as Xtr@Ba$eHitZ.
Non-Exclusive rights (Tracked Out)
Non-Exclusive (WAV), go for $59.95. You will receive high quality tracked out WAV files from a third party site. Use this beat for your mixtape, album, youtube video, etc. Xtr@Ba$eHitZ (me) still owns and maintains full rights to the beat. Distribution sales per track limited to 2,000 copies. Artist must credit me as Xtr@Ba$eHitZ.
Exclusive rights
please contact me for pricing.
Let me know what you guys think down below in the comments!
All the best and God bless,
-Stu
8 comments
Hello Stu, I love your diverse talent. The potential for these bits is so great. Have bookmarked the site and will keep listening
Hey Mashal! Thank you for the comment! I look forward to hearing more from you 🙂
-Stu
Yes cool beats man, you seem to know your stuff.
Will be checking out more.
Best wishes.
Ty
Thanks Ty! Appreciate the love
WOW man, I was very impressed! You sure know what you are doing.
Thanks Yunier! Your comment has inspired me to do some more work today 🙂
great beats mate! you got a awesome talent, and will be coming back by more often! Any suggestions for someone just getting started making their own beats?
Hey bryan! Thanks for your comment 🙂 I would say when you are starting out, have a passion for what you are doing. Many times people get into it because they heard about the money aspect. If you love making beats, it will show in your work. As far as the technical side, I would invest in a few things: A Digital Audio Workstation being the main thing, which you can read about on my page! Also if you want to get into sampling, there is a great option that I recommend. I have not done a review on my drum pads yet, but that is also something to consider. I don’t use mine 24/7, but it’s nice to have. A couple other things that I wish I had when I was starting out are studio monitors and headphones, neither of which will “color” your sound. It’s nice to be able to mix properly now!! 😀
-Stu