Custom Beat Maker
Searching for a Custom Beat Maker for hire? If so, you’re in the right place.
At jbzbeats.com, we take music production to a whole new level, with custom beats ranging from Rap Beats, old school east coast hip hop Beats, modern trap beats, electronic music (EDM dubstep, house, etc.)—and really anything that rappers or singers need.
We can even remix or recreate a Beat that you’ve previously recorded on.
Exclusive vs Non Exclusive Custom Beats
Non-Exclusive Custom Beats
At $149, This is the better option for those on a tighter budget.
You still receive Unlimited Rights, allowing unlimited streams, unlimited sales, and unlimited distribution of your finished song.
Exclusive Custom Beats
At $499, this is for those with a bigger budget.
With this license, you still receive Unlimited Rights, allowing unlimited streams, unlimited sales, and unlimited distribution of your finished song.
In addition to all of that, you also receive EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS.
The Beat is never released or distributed to anyone but you.
Beat Maker for Hire: How it Works
We offer both Custom Exclusive Beats and Custom Non-Exclusive Beats, depending on your budget. We make music for singers, rappers, vocalists, songwriters—even podcasters.
1. Place an order using one of the “Purchase” buttons above. Choose between Non-Exclusive and Exclusive
2. We’ll reach out within 24 hours to get more information (examples, samples, BPM, etc.) to understand exactly what you’re looking for.
3. We’ll get started on making your Beat. This process can take 0-4 weeks. We like to leave a wide window open, so we can give the creative process plenty of time, despite our current workload. If you need yours quicker, we can put a rush on it as well
4. We’ll send a sample for your approval. You have 5 revision requests for Custom Exclusive Beats (and 3 for non-exclusive).
5. Once it’s approved, we’ll send it over so you can record your song. We’ll send the MP3, WAV, and trackouts (WAV stems). Upon request, we can also provide the MIDI files and/or drum beats separately.
6. Once you’ve recorded your song (either on your own or in a recording studio), send the stems back to us via Gmail (Google Drive) or Dropbox
7. We’ll Mix & Master your finished song, free of charge, rendering a radio-ready, professional-sounding song
About Us
All of our music producers have been making music for 10+ years. Each of us has our own style, allowing us to make Beats of any genre. We all use different DAWs, from Ableton, FL Studio, to Cubase.
We’re sound designers, mixing and mastering engineers, and producers—all in one.
We look forward to providing you with a professional sound and taking your music to the next level.
Why You Should Hire a Beat Maker vs Trying to Make Your Own
In today’s day and age, anyone can create a Splice account and use loops to make their own music. While that can be a good option for someone with a very limited budget, there are a few downsides if you’re not a producer yourself.
BUT, don’t get me wrong—if your interest lies in WANTING to learn how to produce your own Beats, by all means, LEARN! YouTube tutorials are a great place to start.
Learning Curve
Just understand that it’s a time-consuming skill to pick up—the creative process on its own—not even considering the Mixing & Mastering portion.
Don’t expect to pick it up immediately; it will take time. So first, ask yourself—are you passionate about producing as well?
If not, it may be best to have someone make the Beat for you.
Music Creation Websites, Splice, and Other Sample/Loop Sites
While Splice and other sample sites offer great tools (from drum kits to MIDI clips, presets for plugins, and more) to producers, if you rely too heavily on them, you’re putting your song at risk for being generic.
If you just layer different samples together without doing any production on your own, your bound to have a very similar Beat to someone else.
Music maker websites run into the same issue. Even with drum machines, sequencers, and synthesizers built into a web platform, they have limitations.
With a limited ability to actually create something new, you are likely to be making a very similar Beat as someone else.