Go from an audio file to a public, purchasable beat without missing a required step.
You can begin with either a WAV or MP3 file. SoundSeam analyzes the audio, prepares playback, and opens the editor where you finish the listing.
Open Create, then drop a WAV or MP3 up to 200 MB. Keep the page open while the upload completes. Audio analysis may suggest a tempo and key; listen and correct either value if needed.
Before publishing, add a title, square artwork, tempo, musical key, and genre. A description and tags are optional, but they give artists more context and improve search matching.
Use concrete terms an artist would actually say: mood, subgenre, instrumentation, vocal space, and a small number of honest references.
If the first file was an MP3, upload a separate WAV to enable WAV delivery. Upload stems as one ZIP archive to enable Trackout, Unlimited, and Exclusive delivery.
SoundSeam disables licence choices whose required files are missing. This prevents a buyer from paying for files you cannot deliver.
Check licence prices and limits, collaborator splits, third-party samples, offers, free downloads, and visibility. Choose Public to publish now, Scheduled for a future release, or Private to keep the listing off your public pages.
Use the preview to check the artwork, title, licence choices, and mobile presentation. Publish only after every upload shows as complete.
A beat may be publishable while final audio processing finishes, but playback becomes available only when processing reaches Ready.
Use the required-fields indicator at the top of the editor. Confirm that title, artwork, tempo, key, and genre are complete and that no file still says uploading or failed.