Beat tags are just a form of protection to keep your beats from being stolen. However, if you use your beat tags wisely, you can use them for free branding, while protecting your beats at the same time! It's very important to use audible beat tags so you can reap the benefits of branding.
What is the purpose of a producer tag?
Producer tags were first used as a way for beatmakers to identify themselves on songs, but they have turned into much more than that over time. At this point, hearing the right producer tag at the perfect time can be the most exciting part of a whole song.
Should I tag my beats on YouTube?
Not tagging beats leads to a lot of artists downloading your beats directly from YouTube using websites that convert YouTube videos to MP3 files. It's only when you start looking at yourself as a serious producer and don't let artists take advantage of you that you'll grow. That's my opinion anyway.
How do you make a producer tag?
- Write a script.
- Decide if you want a male or female voice.
- Create or pay for the audio recording.
- Download the voice tag if you choose to pay for recording.
- Add cool effects (optional)
- Finish mastering for the vice tag.
- The rest is history.
How do you make a catchy beat tag?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MijJ_Iv3XpU
Do producers need a tag?
A real producer doesn't use tags. Thats more of a beat maker thing that sells beats online. There's a massive difference between a Beat Maker and a Producer as they aren't acutally the same thing. A real producer produces songs from start to finish that helps realise an Artist's vision.
How do I get a producer tag on my phone?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe80lLooFE0
How do you make a tag for a song?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig8tnrwx0aw
How do you come up with a producer tag?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMIrod0gC_4
What does it mean to tag a beat?
A “tagged beat” is a demonstration version of an instrumental that contains distinct audio watermarks that typically play throughout the entire track. The purpose of a producer tagging his/her instrumental is to prevent piracy and to encourage serious recording artists to purchase a license.