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Yes. All downloaded tracks on paid plans include an exclusive commercial license. You will not receive Content ID claims or copyright strikes, and you retain 100% of your monetization revenue. This applies to all YouTube content including monetized videos, shorts, and live streams.
Composer generates standard-quality tracks quickly — good for drafts and social media clips. Maestro (launched August 2025) produces at 44.1kHz with superior instrument layering, more nuanced emotional transitions, and more natural-sounding arrangements. Both models are included on all paid plans with unlimited generations.
No. The license covers using tracks within your own content (videos, podcasts, presentations, apps) but explicitly prohibits reselling the music, registering it with music distribution platforms, or distributing it on streaming services like Spotify or Apple Music.
Generation is free and unlimited on paid plans — you can create and preview as many tracks as you want. Downloading a finished track for use consumes minutes from your plan based on track duration: a 3-minute track uses 3 download minutes. Creator gets 30 minutes/month; Visionary gets 60 minutes/month. Unused minutes do not roll over.
No. Beatoven.ai produces instrumental music and sound effects only. For AI-generated songs with vocals, consider Suno (easiest starting point) or Udio (more control over output). Beatoven.ai is purpose-built for background music and audio scoring, not full song creation.
Beatoven.ai does not currently offer a public API. All composition and editing happens through the web interface at sync.beatoven.ai. There are no direct integrations with video editing software — finished tracks must be downloaded and imported manually into your editing timeline.
Yes. Tracks generated on paid plans come with a full commercial license, meaning you can use them in monetized content without paying additional royalties. Free-tier tracks are limited to personal, non-commercial use.
Beatoven.ai differentiates through per-section mood control, allowing emotional shifts within a single track. Mubert focuses on continuous generative audio streams suited for background listening, while Soundraw uses a loop-based system for shorter, customizable clips. Beatoven.ai is generally better for long-form narrative content where mood pacing matters.
Beatoven.ai provides a timeline editor for adjusting mood per section and modifying track duration and genre. However, it does not offer note-level or instrument-level editing. For granular editing, you would need to export the track and use a separate DAW.
Beatoven.ai supports MP3 downloads on all plans and adds WAV export on higher-tier paid plans.
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