Everything you need to send your beats properly
How to send beats to artists, follow up without being annoying, keep unreleased music private and prove a beat is yours. Plus exactly how vvault protects your music and your data.
Sending your beats
From the first DM to the follow-up.
How to send beats to artists
From picking the beats to following up, a first send done properly.
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See who played the beats you send
What a play tells you, what it doesn't, and how to follow up with the people who pressed play.
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How to follow up after sending beats
One or two short follow-ups, spaced out, each with something new. Here's when, and what to write.
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What is tracked music sending?
Sending a beat as a link that tells you who played it, and what that can and can't tell you.
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The best tools for sending beats to artists
Why vvault comes first, and how the other tools compare, from their own pages.
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How to get more placements as a producer
Nobody can promise you a placement, so here is everything around it that's up to you.
ReadOrganize, sell and protect your beats
A catalog you can find anything in, licences that say what you sell, and proof it's yours.
How to organize your beat catalog
A naming system, tags, folders and packs, and a place for dead ideas, so any beat takes seconds to find.
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Beat lease vs exclusive rights
What a lease gives the buyer, what an exclusive changes, and what your licence should spell out before you sell.
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How to prove a beat is yours
What counts as evidence that you made a beat, and when, and what a timestamp certificate does and doesn't do.
ReadSecurity and privacy
How vvault protects your music and your data, plainly.
How vvault protects your unreleased music
Private by default, sign in without a password, links that expire. And what we haven't done yet.
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Your data and the GDPR
What vvault collects and why, where it's stored, and how to get a copy or have it deleted.
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How to keep unreleased music private
Send links instead of files, choose who can open each beat, and close access when you're done.
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How vvault protects your account
What already protects your account, and a five-minute checklist to lock it down.
ReadWho vvault is for
Producers, artists, managers: what vvault does for each.
vvault for producers
Keep your beats in one place, send them to artists, and see who played them.
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vvault for artists
Got a vvault link from a producer? How it works on your side, and what the producer sees.
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vvault for managers and labels
What vvault does today for the people who work with producers, and what it doesn't.
ReadCompare vvault
Point by point, from the other products' own pages.
Legal documents
The texts that apply to your account, in full.
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