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Find a sound for your song

MandalazMusic offers instrumentals for licensing, custom beat production, mixing and mastering. Start with a mood, instrument, genre or artist reference to explore beats for your own recording.

Start with a mood

Choose the emotional direction of your song, then compare the previews.

Choose a genre

Explore the catalog’s genre collections and narrow the sound from there.

Find a melodic instrument

Piano and guitar collections give you a starting point. Listen to each preview to check the specific sound.

Use an artist as a reference

Type beats describe a stylistic reference. These are MandalazMusic instrumentals; an artist reference does not imply a collaboration or endorsement.

Choosing and licensing a beat

How do I find a beat for a story or feeling?

Open the beat store and use Find your vibe. Describe the mood, sound or scene you have in mind. For example: sad guitar with a hopeful hook for a late-night drive. English and German descriptions are supported. Add a BPM range, key or budget in US dollars when those details matter.

Can I search for acoustic or electric guitar?

Yes. Be specific about the instrument and listen to the previews. When an exact guitar match is unavailable, the finder may show clearly labelled Morgan Wallen-style or MGK / Juice WRLD-style alternatives. Those suggestions are a stylistic direction, rather than confirmation of an exact guitar sound.

How do I compare the matches?

The finder starts with five suggestions. Use More matching beats to reveal further qualified results, up to 40. Each new search starts fresh; select Refine last search to retain your previous preferences. Open a beat’s page to check its preview and current license offers.

Which license is available for a beat?

Availability and prices vary by beat. Check the current offers on that beat’s page and compare the license terms on the licensing page. Review the selected agreement for files, release limits and permitted uses before purchasing. An artist reference or mood label does not change the license terms.

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