What Fingerprinting Does
When you upload a beat, BeatPass uses fingerprinting to:- Check whether the audio already exists in the catalog
- Mark the beat as verified unique when no duplicate is found
- Support later license verification and related producer tools
Current Upload Flow
During upload, BeatPass currently moves through these states:If BeatPass Finds a Duplicate
When a duplicate or near-duplicate is detected, BeatPass can show:- Your uploaded file name
- The matching existing track
- Similarity details
- When the original was fingerprinted
If the Check Fails
BeatPass keeps the form available when the fingerprint check fails, but it does not allow the beat to be published. Upload the audio file again to restart verification.Fingerprint Status After the Beat Is Saved
On saved tracks, BeatPass currently uses these edit-time states:
These appear in the track form’s Audio Fingerprint area.
Replacing Audio
If you replace the audio file on an existing beat:- BeatPass uploads the new file
- The beat is fingerprinted again
- The fingerprint state updates to reflect the new audio
When to Contact Support
Contact support if:- BeatPass flags your own legitimate upload as a duplicate
- Someone else appears to have uploaded your beat
- Fingerprinting repeatedly fails on a valid WAV file
Related
Upload Page
See how fingerprint status fits into the upload form.
Sample-Safe Warranty
Understand the separate sample-clearance status shown to buyers.