Frequently Asked Questions

Beatworld is a curated beat library operated by Mark Nossenko. All beats on Beatworld are produced, selected, and uploaded by Mark Nossenko (Markk Aylin). Our beat library features a wide range of genres and artist styles, with new beats uploaded frequently.

A Beatworld membership gives you access to the Beatworld beat library while your membership is active. You can download available MP3, WAV, and STEMS files, use the beats commercially in your songs, release your songs on streaming platforms, YouTube, radio, and similar channels, and keep 100% of the revenue generated by your songs.

Yes. While your membership is active, you can use Beatworld beats commercially in your own songs, including releases on streaming platforms, YouTube, radio, social media, and similar distribution channels.

Yes. A new membership license PDF is issued for each paid billing period. You can download your current and previous membership licenses from your subscription page.

If you cancel, your membership stays active until the end of the current billing period. After the billing period ends, membership access stops. You can then resubscribe or buy perpetual licenses for downloaded beats that you want to keep using.

Your membership license covers your use of Beatworld beats during the active billing period shown on your license PDF. After the membership ends, you should resubscribe or buy a perpetual license for any downloaded beat you want to keep using long-term.

For all beats, downloads include MP3, WAV, and STEMS. MP3 is useful for quick writing and previews, WAV is higher quality for recording and release preparation, and STEMS let you creatively adjust or rearrange parts of the beat.

Yes. Visitors can browse and preview beats before subscribing. A membership is needed to download the full files and receive membership license coverage.

STEMS are separate audio parts of a beat, such as drums, melody, bass, or other layers. They give you more creative control when recording, mixing, arranging, or customizing a song.

Yes. If you buy a perpetual license for a specific downloaded beat, you can download the available files for that beat again from your subscription page.

A perpetual license is an individual license for one specific beat. It lets you keep using that beat commercially after purchase, even without an active membership. It applies only to the beat named in the license PDF.

You may want to buy a perpetual license after your membership ends if you want to keep long-term rights for a specific downloaded beat without resubscribing.

Yes. A purchased perpetual license gives you access to the available files for that specific beat, plus a downloadable license PDF.

No. Beatworld licenses are non-exclusive unless a separate written exclusive agreement is made. Other artists may also use or license the same beat.

Yes. You keep 100% of the revenue generated by your own songs. Some beats may use licensed melodies, which may require crediting the melody creator if your song exceeds 1 million streams or is released through a major label.

Beatworld credit is appreciated but not required unless a specific beat or separate agreement says otherwise. Some beats may include licensed melodies that require crediting the melody creator under certain conditions.

No. You may not resell, redistribute, sublicense, upload, or offer Beatworld beats as standalone beat products. You can use the beats to create and release your own songs.

You should not register Beatworld beats, instrumentals, or unchanged beat files with YouTube Content ID or similar fingerprinting systems. This helps prevent false claims against other licensed Beatworld users.

Yes. You can arrange, edit, mix, and modify beats creatively for your own songs. STEMS are included to give you more creative freedom.

Go to your subscription page to view your membership status, manage billing, download license PDFs, view downloaded beats, and buy perpetual licenses after cancellation.

You can add or update your profile details from your profile page. These details are used on your Beatworld license PDFs.

Your license PDF can include your email, full name, artist name, legal name, address, tax ID if provided, license ID, issue date, billing period or purchase date, and the license terms.

Yes. You can update your profile details anytime. New downloads of your license PDFs will use the latest profile details available in your account.