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Welcome to MakeHipHopBeats.net, your #1 beat making website for hip hop music producers. We offer tools and resources for beat makers around the world. From the top beat making software to hip hop loops and samples, we have you covered. Take part in our community and please feel free to leave us your comments and suggestions.

About making beats

Some people make hip hop beats for fun or for their own music endeavors, while others actually make a living at it or at least a little extra money on the side. There are many ways that people make hip hop beats including: music production software, keyboard workstations, and other external hardware. Beat software has become a preferred method to many producers because it provides an all-in-one platform without having to record or sequence to an external source. Producers can then bounce their .wav or .mp3 files directly from the software.

There is a huge online market for selling beats. You will find many sites that offer a member account where producers can upload their beats and sell them, often with a commission split to the site owner. The number of these sites has grown drastically over the years offering hip hop producers many markets to sell their beats.

I am extremely excited about the release of Reason 6. As a user who is still stuck on Reason 4 to make hip hop beats, I have been itching to upgrade. I haven’t done the upgrade to 5 because of all the negative feedback I’ve gotten from other users. This new upgrade, however, looks like it is going to offer some really cool features and new sound modules.

I am considering purchasing the Balance interface which will come with a Reason 6 upgrade to current owners. The Balance is Propellerhead’s new interface that will work with Record (now part of Reason 6). Side note… I am so happy that they have integrated Record into Reason. As a Protools user, it’s kind of a pain to have to bounce wav files back and forth when making a beat. So, it will be nice to lay down my guitar/vocal tracks directly into Reason. Back to Balance… One great thing about the new interface is that it has a switch system on the front where you can toggle between inputs. This means that you can leave your guitar, microphone, and keyboard workstation all plugged in and just press a simple button to switch inputs.

I haven’t had the opportunity to try Record yet, even though it’s been offered as a separate program for some time now. I’m really just hoping that I can get by with the editing… once a Protools editor, always a Protools editor.