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A Lease Is A Non-Exclusive License Agreement. The Instrumental Can Be Purchased And Used For Commercial Purposes By Your Fellow Artists As Well. An Exlusive Instrumental Means That It Is Exclusively Yours. The Instrumental Is Not Available Anymore For Any Further Form Of Licensing After Your Purchase Of The Exclusive Rights License. As An Exclusive Rights License Owner, You Are Not Bound To Any Form Of Lease License Restrictions And Able To Use The Instrumental Within The Realm Of Your Exclusive License Contract Agreement.

The Benefit Of Buying A Lease Is The Cost Efficiency For Independet Musicians That Do Not Have Major Labels With Hefty Sums Of Money Behind Them To Finance Their Careers. For Only A Small Amount Of Money, A Lease License Empowers You With A Segment Of Rights To Use The Instrumental Of Your Choice For Profit Without Exhausting Your Budget. 

After Your Purchase, You Will Immediately Receive The Instrumentals And The License Agreement, Which Will Be Sent To The E-Mail Address You Provided Me With.

Depending On Your License, You Will Be Provided With The Following Files: MP3 [320kbps] | WAV [24 Bit] | WAV Trackouts [24 Bit].

While The Instrumentals That You Hear In The Blaze Player Peak At 0dB For Showcasing Purposes, The Purchased Versions Peak At The Industry Standard -6dB For Headroom. This Headroom Space Is Needed For The Vocals. It Also Preservs The Quality Of The Instrumental By Eliminating Clipping. This Gives You Or Your Mixing Engineer Ideal Mixing Conditions When Finalizing The End Product: Your Song.

Absolutely! Buy 2 & Get 1 Free. If You Add A Total Of Three Instrumentals Of The Same License In The Shopping Cart, One Instrumental Will Be Free At The Checkout.

You Can Pay With PayPal, Debit and Credit Card.

Except The Commonly Industry Standard Vocal Tag At The Beginning, All Remaining Vocal Tags Are Removed From The Instrumentals That You Had Purchased.

The Stems, Also Referred To As Trackouts, Are The Separately Exported WAV Components That The Instrumental Is Made Of.
Many Artists And Especially Their Audio Engineers Prefer To Work With The Stems Of The Instrumental During Recording Sessions. Access To The Stems Enhances And Enables The Audio Engineer To Precisely Fine-Tune And Adjust (Gain Stage, EQ) Each Element Of The Beat To The Exact Taste Of His Or Her Client, Complimentary To The Recorded Vocals.