The ownership of the beat is a significant distinction between an endless lease and exclusive rights. Ownership of the beats remain with the music producer who created it in the case of an indefinite lease. The producer is free to keep leasing the beat out to other musicians through their beat store. Trap beats for lease merely grants the artist permission to utilize it; no ownership rights are given to the artist. On the other hand, acquiring the exclusive rights to a beat gives the artist true ownership of the beat. The beat is taken out of the producer's beat store and is never again available for rent or purchase by another artist. Professional artists typically purchase exclusive rights. The cost is the other significant distinction. Since the consumer who acquires exclusive rights also buys full ownership, unlimited trap beats for lease are typically more affordable than exclusive rights. Although costs differ from producer to producer, a musician may often anticipate paying between $100 and $200 for an unlimited lease. Pricing for exclusive rights varies more widely. Some of them can cost you thousands of dollars, while others start at $400.

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