Frequently Asked Questions

- Q: What's the difference between exclusive and non-exclusive beats? -
A: Quite simply, non-exclusive beats are sold for cheaper, but with non-exclusive rights... meaning that the beat can be sold to multiple artists (and will not be removed from the site after one purchase). With exclusive beats, you are buying the full rights to the beat... it is a first-come-first-serve type of transaction, as the beat will be immediately removed from the website upon sale, leaving the buyer the only owner of the beat.

- Q: How do I buy a beat? -
A: While listening to a beat, simply click the "Buy Now" button. If you do not have a PayPal account, you can either choose to create one (a quick easy process), or you can simply use your credit card by clicking on the lefthand side of the page where it says "Don't have a PayPal account?". You'll have your beats in no time!

- Q: How do I get my beats once I've paid? -
A: As soon as your PayPal payment has been recieved, you will be sent back to a secure page on DrewbaccaBeats.com where you can instantly download your beat. An e-mail will also be dispatched to the e-mail address you specified during checkout, containing a link to this secure page.

- Q: What happens if my download doesn't work for some reason? -
A: No problem at all! Just send an e-mail to drew@drewbaccabeats.com, with the name of your purchased beat, and the time/date you purchased it (for verification). We'll rush you an e-mail copy of your beat.

- Q: What payment methods do you accept? -
A: We accept PayPal, exclusively. In special cases, we may also accept cash or money order.

- Q: What format will I recieve my beat in? -
A: Your beats will be sent in high quality 192 kbps mp3 format via website or e-mail. If you would like your beats in .wav format or if you need them in the form of seperated tracks, we can mail you a CD.

- Q: What's with the weird vocals in the samples? -
A: Well if they weren't there, you could easily just download the first minute of the beats... although it would be illegal. It also serves to give you an idea of what a person's voice might sound like over the beat.

- Q: Where can I read the Terms of Service? -
A: Right Here