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After a beat or collection is live, BeatPass still lets you return and update the content. This guide covers the current producer-side editing behavior.

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Editing a Track

To edit a beat:
1

Open the track editor

Find the beat in your producer workspace and open its edit form.
2

Change the fields you need

Update metadata, cover art, licensing, or audio as needed.
3

Save the changes

BeatPass applies the update once the form validations pass.

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Track Fields You Can Usually Edit

AreaCurrent Examples
Basic detailsTrack name, description, credited artists, collection
Discovery metadataTags, genres
Music propertiesKey, scale, BPM
ProtectionSample-safe status and notes
ArtworkCustom cover art or AI preset choice
LicensingModel, exclusive price, exclusive config, subject to sale locks
AudioReplace the uploaded audio file

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Replacing Audio

If you need to update the audio file:
  1. Open the track’s edit form
  2. Use the Audio Fingerprint area to replace the file
  3. Wait for BeatPass to process the new upload
  4. Save once the track is ready
Replacing audio triggers a new fingerprint workflow for the updated file.

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Editing a Collection

Collections can also be edited after creation. The current collection tools support changes to:
  • Name
  • Cover art
  • Release date
  • Artists
  • Genres
  • Tags
  • Description
  • Track order
You can also upload new beats into the collection or add existing tracks from your catalog.

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Collection Track Management

Inside a collection, BeatPass currently supports:
  • Upload beats
  • Add existing tracks
  • Edit a specific track
  • Remove a track from the collection
  • Reorder tracks
Removing a beat from a collection changes the grouping. It does not automatically mean the beat stops existing as a track in your catalog.

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Licensing Locks You Should Expect

Some edits become limited after an exclusive sale.
Once a beat is sold exclusively, BeatPass locks the sold state and the sold exclusive terms. That protects the buyer’s certificate.
BeatPass stops future standard licensing for beats that are sold exclusively, so you should not expect sold beats to behave like open catalog tracks.

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If Changes Do Not Appear Immediately

If your edit saves but you do not see it everywhere right away:
  1. Refresh the page
  2. Wait a short moment for cached views to update
  3. Re-open the track or collection to confirm the saved values
If the problem persists, use the troubleshooting guides or contact support.

Upload Page

Return to the main upload workflow.

Audio Fingerprinting

Understand what happens when you replace audio.
Last modified on February 28, 2026