Licensing
Every beat in the catalog is offered under four license tiers. They stack in what you receive (the higher tiers include everything below them) and in what you’re allowed to do with it. The actual contract you sign at checkout is the source of truth — this page is the everyday translation.
MP3 Lease
The entry point. Great for SoundCloud loosies, YouTube uploads, and demos.
- —Untagged 320 kbps MP3
- —Non-exclusive — Gino can license the beat to other artists
- —Producer credit required: "prod. Gino" in title + description
- —No profit-bearing distribution on Spotify/Apple once you pass the cap
- —Upgrade to WAV, Trackouts, or Exclusive any time by paying the difference
WAV Lease
The minimum most mixers will ask for. Same rights, better file.
- —Untagged 24-bit WAV + the MP3 from Tier I
- —Non-exclusive
- —Producer credit required: "prod. Gino"
- —Paid distribution allowed on all major DSPs within the cap
- —Broadcast/commercial sync available on request
Trackout Lease
For serious records. You get the individual stems so your mixer can actually do their job.
- —All stems / trackouts (drums, 808s, keys, melody, fx, etc.)
- —Everything in Tiers I and II
- —Non-exclusive
- —Producer credit required
- —You can re-pitch, re-chop, re-arrange — it's your record now
Exclusive
You buy the beat outright. Nobody else can ever license it again.
- —All files: trackouts, WAV, MP3
- —Beat is removed from wavstash.net the moment payment clears
- —No streaming cap, no revenue share, no re-lease
- —Producer credit still required ("prod. Gino") on releases
- —Signed buyout contract delivered with the files
Trackout & exclusive licenses available on request. Email ginofurboproductions@gmail.com to request trackouts or negotiate pricing for an exclusive license.
Frequently Asked
Leasing (non-exclusive) allows multiple artists to use the same beat with set limitations (e.g., stream limits), while exclusive rights mean the producer “Gino” sells half of his rights for the beat to one artist and removes the beat from the store.
Yes. All produced by “Gino” beat leases allow uploads to streaming platforms.
Your license remains valid for the full term, even if the beat is sold exclusively later.
You need to upgrade to the next tier. The cap is the ceiling for that license, not a hard cutoff — but distributing past it without upgrading is a breach.
Many producers allow “free for non-profit” use, which means you can use it on YouTube or SoundCloud, but you cannot monetize it (no Spotify/Apple Music) without purchasing a lease.
Files (MP3, WAV, or Stems) are immediately downloaded from your web browser with a signed copy of your beat license agreement.
Yes, once you purchase a license (lease or exclusive), the voice tags are removed.
Stems are the individual tracks of the beat (kick, snare, melody, etc.) in WAV format, which allow a sound engineer to mix your vocals better.
No — every tier includes at least 1 music video. A second video requires a new license of the same tier.
Exclusive prices start from $1,500 and scale with how active the beat is in the catalog. Email ginofurboproductions@gmail.com for a quote.