Custom beats
A catalogue beat was made before anyone knew your song. A custom beat starts from you: your voice, your references, the song you hear in your head. TH6 writes it for one artist, it never goes into the shop, and the exclusive rights are settled in writing before anything is delivered.
What a custom beat is
A beat produced for one artist and one song, from scratch. It is not leased to anyone else and does not appear in the catalogue. That is the difference with a lease: a lease is fast and affordable but non-exclusive; a custom beat is built around you and stays yours.
What you get
- The WAV of the finished beat.
- The stems: separate files for drums, bass, melody and the other layers, so your engineer can mix the song around your vocal.
- An exclusive licence in writing, with the splits agreed before release.
How it works
- Send references: two or three songs whose sound you want, the tempo if you know it, and a voice memo or demo if you have one.
- You get one price up front, based on the brief. A two-day loop flip and a full arrangement are not the same job, so there is no standard rate.
- TH6 builds a first version. You react, and it gets shaped around your song.
- You get the files and the licence.
Custom beat or lease?
Lease when you want to move fast, test a song or release often. The catalogue has hoodtrap, sexy drill and hip-hop beats from € 75. Go custom when the song matters enough that the beat should exist only for it, or when you need stems and full control over the arrangement.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a custom beat cost?
It is priced per brief, because the work differs a lot from song to song. You get one price up front, not an hourly rate.
Do I get the stems?
Yes. A custom beat comes with the WAV and the stems.
Is a custom beat exclusive?
Yes. It is written for you, never sold to anyone else, and the exclusive rights are put in writing before delivery.
Can I send a demo?
Please do. A voice memo or rough demo is the fastest way to show what the beat needs to do.
Start a project
Send a short brief: what you need, where it will be used and when. You get one price and a planning back, before any work starts.