What if I can't see any songs listed in the player?
Then download the latest version of Adobe Flash Player here.
How is Jee Juh pronounced?
Jee as in the letter "G," and Juh as in the beginning of the word jug. Like "yee yuh!" but with J's, "Jee Juh!"
What are the differences between the Gold and Platinum Packs?
The only difference is the quality and type of the audio files you receive...
All packs are usable for life and royalty free.
| Downloadable Audio Files | |
| Gold Pack | MP3 audio file (128 kbps) |
| Platinum Pack | Studio Files Stereo mix WAV audio file (24 bit, 44.1 kHz) For previewing purposes (software/hardware that does not support 24 bit audio).Stemmed out WAV audio files (24 bit, 44.1 kHz) Stereo mix WAV audio file (16 bit, 44.1 kHz) |
All packs are usable for life and royalty free.
What are stemmed out audio files (stems)?
Stemmed out audio files, also just called stems, are sub mixes of an instrumental. For example, an instrumental might have the four stems: Bass, Beat, Percussion, and Instruments. The Bass stem being just the bass; the Beat stem being just the kick and the snare; The Percussion stem being just the hi-hats, shakers, and crash cymbals; and the Instruments stem being just the strings, organs, and synths. All stems are the full duration of the instrumental and can be layered together to recreate the stereo mix. The reason for stems is that they allow for more precise fine tuning while mixing a song. For example, one can adjust the gain on the Bass without affecting the low end of the Cellos. Or one can mold the cymbals around the vocals without affecting the punch of the snare. Although Jee Juh beats come already professionally mixed, depending on the particular artist's vocals or the sound of the rest of their album, some premastering adjustments may want to be made. With stems these adjustments can be made much more accurately and easily.
To find out which stems you will receive with each instrumental, please reffer to our stems list.
To find out which stems you will receive with each instrumental, please reffer to our stems list.
How do I pay?
Once you have selected the check boxes (next to the prices) for the beats you want to buy, click the white "Buy Now" button at the top right of the player. This will take you to a secure PayPal checkout page where you can choose your form of payment. Once your payment is complete, you will see a link to instantly access your download page where you can download all of your audio files.
Can I change up the beat after I buy it?
Yes, you can chop, loop, speed up, slow down, add extra sounds, and change up the beat as much as you want as long as you still give full production credit to the original producer.
How do I give credit to the Producer?
In all projects in which any credits are given be sure to give credit in substantially one of the following formats:
"Produced by (Producer's Full Name) - JeeJuh.com"
"Produced by (Producer's Full Name) - Jee Juh Productions"
"Original Music by (Producer's Full Name) - JeeJuh.com"
"Original Music by (Producer's Full Name) - Jee Juh Productions"
"Produced by (Producer's Full Name) - JeeJuh.com"
"Produced by (Producer's Full Name) - Jee Juh Productions"
"Original Music by (Producer's Full Name) - JeeJuh.com"
"Original Music by (Producer's Full Name) - Jee Juh Productions"
What does Jee Juh use to make their beats?
Jee Juh's newest beats are made using the industry-standard DAW software, Digidesign's Pro Tools. Some of their earliest beats were made using Propellerhead's Reason 3.0.
Does Jee Juh use samples?
No. All Jee Juh beats are made using copyright-free sounds, so you don't have to worry about clearing any samples.
Are beats removed from the site once bought?
No. Jee Juh used to sell their beats exclusively (sold to only one person) for up to $2,000 each. However, they have found their lower non-exclusive prices to be more popular with their internet demographic. So now Jee Juh beats are sold non-exclusively at much lower prices, and the songs that you make with these beats can still be sold, distributed, performed and broadcast, all royalty free.
What if two different people buy the same beat?
If two different people buy the same beat, they can still each copyright their own song they make with that beat, and sell, distribute, perform and broadcast that song, keeping all their own royalties.
When you purchase a beat from Jee Juh, the copyright for that beat still belongs to Jee Juh. However, the copyright for the song that you make with that beat, your lyrics combined with that beat, belongs to you. And, with the rights granted by the Jee Juh license agreement, you are allowed to sell, distribute, perform and broadcast that song, keeping all of the royalties.
When you purchase a beat from Jee Juh, the copyright for that beat still belongs to Jee Juh. However, the copyright for the song that you make with that beat, your lyrics combined with that beat, belongs to you. And, with the rights granted by the Jee Juh license agreement, you are allowed to sell, distribute, perform and broadcast that song, keeping all of the royalties.
What if my song becomes a hit and I want Jee Juh to stop selling the beat?
If you want Jee Juh to stop selling a beat, then contact them at 805-215-8897 or beats@jeejuh.com and they will be willing to work out a deal.
Who is Jee Juh?
Jee Juh is a team of dedicated producers, musicians, sound engineers, and web developers who have come together to bring you JeeJuh.com. Their goal is to provide the best online service available for artists ready to make it big in the music industry.