Learn how to upload your first beat, add artwork and metadata, configure audio previews, and prepare it for sale.
This guide explains how to upload your first beat in Banaslap Studio and prepare it for your store.
A beat can include artwork, metadata, audio preview, license options, downloadable files, membership access, and publishing settings.
Before uploading your first beat, make sure you have:
In your WordPress dashboard, open Banaslap Studio and go to the beat management area.
Click the button to add a new beat.
This opens the beat upload page where you can configure the track, license options, membership access, and publishing status.
Upload the artwork for your beat.
Artwork helps customers recognize the track visually and gives your store a more professional look.
Recommended artwork:
After upload, Banaslap Studio shows a live artwork preview so you can check how it will appear in the catalog and player.
Fill in the main beat information:
Use metadata carefully. It helps customers search, filter, and understand your beat faster.
For example, a beat can include:
Keep tags useful and specific. Avoid adding too many generic tags.
Upload the sample MP3 that customers will preview on your store.
This file is used for listening, not for final delivery.
The sample should be optimized for fast playback while still sounding professional.
Avoid uploading the full high-quality master as the public preview if you want to protect your final files.
Banaslap Studio allows you to sell beats with multiple license options.
Common license examples include:
For each license, you can define the price, included files, usage rules, and delivery options.
Banaslap Studio can also generate a professional license document automatically when a customer purchases a beat.
Attach the files that customers should receive after purchase.
Depending on your license setup, this can include:
Make sure each license gives access only to the files that belong to that license.
For example, an MP3 license should not automatically deliver stems unless you intentionally allow it.
If you use memberships, decide whether the beat should be available to members.
You can use membership access for:
If the beat is public, all visitors can see it according to your store settings.
If the beat is private or members-only, only eligible customers or members should be able to access it.
Before publishing, review the beat carefully.
Check:
When everything is ready, publish or update the beat.
Banaslap Studio can also mark a beat as sold or unavailable depending on your setup.
This is useful when:
If a beat is sold, the buy button should not allow customers to purchase it again.
After publishing your first beat, open your public store and test the customer experience.
Check that:
If the beat does not appear publicly, check that:
If the audio does not play, check that:
If downloads are missing after purchase, check that each license has the correct files attached.
Learn how to upload your first beat, add artwork and metadata, configure audio previews, and prepare it for sale.
This guide explains how to upload your first beat in Banaslap Studio and prepare it for your store.
A beat can include artwork, metadata, audio preview, license options, downloadable files, membership access, and publishing settings.
Before uploading your first beat, make sure you have:
In your WordPress dashboard, open Banaslap Studio and go to the beat management area.
Click the button to add a new beat.
This opens the beat upload page where you can configure the track, license options, membership access, and publishing status.
Upload the artwork for your beat.
Artwork helps customers recognize the track visually and gives your store a more professional look.
Recommended artwork:
After upload, Banaslap Studio shows a live artwork preview so you can check how it will appear in the catalog and player.
Fill in the main beat information:
Use metadata carefully. It helps customers search, filter, and understand your beat faster.
For example, a beat can include:
Keep tags useful and specific. Avoid adding too many generic tags.
Upload the sample MP3 that customers will preview on your store.
This file is used for listening, not for final delivery.
The sample should be optimized for fast playback while still sounding professional.
Avoid uploading the full high-quality master as the public preview if you want to protect your final files.
Banaslap Studio allows you to sell beats with multiple license options.
Common license examples include:
For each license, you can define the price, included files, usage rules, and delivery options.
Banaslap Studio can also generate a professional license document automatically when a customer purchases a beat.
Attach the files that customers should receive after purchase.
Depending on your license setup, this can include:
Make sure each license gives access only to the files that belong to that license.
For example, an MP3 license should not automatically deliver stems unless you intentionally allow it.
If you use memberships, decide whether the beat should be available to members.
You can use membership access for:
If the beat is public, all visitors can see it according to your store settings.
If the beat is private or members-only, only eligible customers or members should be able to access it.
Before publishing, review the beat carefully.
Check:
When everything is ready, publish or update the beat.
Banaslap Studio can also mark a beat as sold or unavailable depending on your setup.
This is useful when:
If a beat is sold, the buy button should not allow customers to purchase it again.
After publishing your first beat, open your public store and test the customer experience.
Check that:
If the beat does not appear publicly, check that:
If the audio does not play, check that:
If downloads are missing after purchase, check that each license has the correct files attached.