In the music business, it means that the owner or producer of the song allows you (or whoever wants the license) some limited rights to use the beat for recordings, sales, radio plays, streaming, and commercial use etc. You will never own the beat, the producer does. The producer lets you use the beat, but the producer also can allow more people to use the same beat, because the producer is the owner of the beat. You will never own the beat by licensing beats, only if you  buy the Exclusive license of it.

Your use of a non-exclusive beat will variate according to the non-exclusive license you decide to purchase. We have 3 types of non-exclusive licenses! All non-exclusive licenses are perfect for any creative purpose such as recording. The only difference between an exclusive license and a non-exclusive license is the ownership of the beat. If the beat has not been leased exclusively, its copyright owner (the producer) can rent the beat to an unlimited amount of customers until the beat is sold exclusively. The above table will guide you throughout your license choice.

Yes. Once the beat is purchased, you will receive the untagged files. So the MP3 / WAV (and the Tracked out WAV stems) will be delivered without the Music Royals voicetag.

Yes, you can request a license upgrade here. We will send an invoice for the difference between the prices of the licenses. But if, in the meantime, a beat is sold exclusively, you will no longer be able to upgrade your license.