However if you purchase Non-Exclusive Rights the beat is ours. Your basically renting it from us for six months and are limited to selling 2500 copies. This purchase is for small time artists, or an artist with limited funds. (We know its not easy out there thats why we offer leasing.) The upside is you can always purchase the beat exclusively later on, the downside is if Exclusive Rights have already been purchased then the beat is off the market!
Example:
  You lease the beat, you record your vocals on the beat… it turns out to be a big hit within the next two weeks-to six months, so you decide you want to purchase Exclusive rights. However, some other artist bought Exclusive rights two weeks before you decided you want to purchase Exclusive rights. Then that beat is his/hers. You can not purchase Exclusive Rights after someone else has purchased Exclusive Rights.

There are countless factors and relationships within a mix that can be easily overlooked. All

these neglected mistakes will ultimately result in disappointing mastering results.

There are no shortcuts to achieving great mastering. The mastering results will always rely on

the quality of your mix. A good mixing job is the ultimate key that will lead your music

recordings to exceptionally superior mastering results. When you hire a pro mix engineer, you

are mostly paying for his ears and experience to knock you a great mix. An experienced

mixing engineer has the magic ability to make your mix sound broader. Imagine what a good

mastering job can do to a great mix.

What Are The Benefits Of Mixing & Mastering?

Having performed mastering on many CDs, we have seen the problem first hand. At

many times we wished we had the option to make minor to major adjustments to a mix that will

help elevate the mastering result. In most cases with poorly mixed recordings, the rooted

problem can only be fixed effectively by returning to the mixing process.

It is an added advantage for a mastering engineer to have the luxury of accessing your mix.

Sometimes, a slight tweak or adjustment in the mix will make all the difference in the

mastering result. At other times, it involves serious surgery. This luxurious option of mixing &

mastering will allow us to return to your mix and make any necessary and vital adjustments.

This simply gives the mixing & mastering engineer the flexibility and full control to problem

solving. This convenience is very powerful. The difference is priceless.

The solution is now here. If you are serious about your sound, this service is now available to

you at an affordable rate. Get it right the first time. There are no shortcuts to achieving a

professional sound. The mastering results will always point to the quality of your mix. We

dare say that the option of mixing and mastering with us will yield perfection to superior

results. Listen to our samples and be the judge.

We will mix and master to your satisfaction. This is a collaborative effort thus allowing you to

review and request any necessary revisions to your mix.

To further complicate the issue, sometimes the two terms are confused–a remastered CD will be referred to as “newly mixed” or “remixed.”

Whether you’re just getting into the business of home recording or you’re simply a music fan, it’s important to know the difference between a master and a mix, and what each entails.

The instruments on a song are recorded into “tracks,” which are separated from the rest of the instruments either through the use of digital or analog equipment. The number of tracks depends on the number of microphones, instrument inputs, and the track capacity of the system being used.

The mixing process involves the use stereo panning, equalization, and the adjustment of the different tracks in relation to each other in order to result in a natural, well-balanced sound. The mixing engineer will often try to make the song sound as it would in a concert by panning instruments to the sides they’d naturally be at (i.e. a piano on the left side, a guitar mainly to the right) and similarly use equalization to make sure no two instruments fill up the same frequency and result in muddiness. The mixing engineer will imagine the song as a room, and make sure that no two sounds occupy the same space.

Effects are also added during the mixing process. While the guitar, bass, and occasionally keyboard tracks may have had effects put in while being recorded (with pedals, effects boards, etc.) most effects like reverb, flange, and delay are added after the actual recording has taken place. The mixing engineer must take care to make sure that any effects added are used sparingly and complement the artist’s concept for the song; too many effects will distract from the musical piece.

The mastering engineer works with all of the songs on an album, rather than the tracks for a single piece. The job of the mastering engineer is to make sure all the songs sound natural and consistent, that the volume levels are approximately the same, that equalization is optimal, and that the sequencing between the songs sounds good.

The mastering engineer decides how to compress each song, how much space should be between one song and the next, and occasionally what overall effects to give each song. Songs are also faded out and in during the mastering process.

Many artists will have a large part of the mixing and sequencing processes but will remove themselves from the mastering portion of an album’s production. In fact, it’s quite common for mastering to be done at a different studio than the studio that recorded and mixed a project.

First of all, F.F.A.P Productions sells good quality beats at a low price. F.F.A.P makes their beats affordable to everyone. Not only are beats affordable, but they have a certain emotion behind them.

F.F.A.P Productions also offers artists to customize their own beat. For example, you choose the certain feeling you want expressed, you pick the tempo, you choose the length, and anything else you would want in the beat (instrumental). F.F.A.P Productions will work with you until you are 100% satisfied.

When you buy beats from F.F.A.P Productions you may also send us your finished track and we can mix and master it for you for a low price.

If you have any questions for us you may contact us at ffapproductions@yahoo.com

Check out our site at www.soundclick.com/ffapproductions — here you may purchase F.F.A.P Productions beats (instrumentals).