Welcome to your Edmwarriors journey.
To start selling your music and services, create your account, verify your identity, and familiarize yourself with the platform’s upload rules and file requirements.
(And yes – reading this guide first is definitely a smart move.)
Create your account and select "Become a Producer" from your Dashboard.
ID verification is required to upload and sell tracks. Go to your Dashboard → Seller menu → Verification → follow the steps. Verification takes 1–3 business days.
We don’t store ID photos – they’re deleted once your info is confirmed.
Making your profile stand out is essential when selling your music on Edmwarriors.
Before you start uploading tracks, make sure to:
Edmwarriors has built a solid reputation for its commitment to professional quality and high standards – and we plan to keep it that way. We put real effort into handpicking tracks that reflect our values and the level of excellence our platform stands for.
All submitted works must be 100% original and fully produced by the seller. Works previously sent to artists, labels, DJs, or any third parties are not accepted.
Uploading tracks that have already been shared on other ghost production platforms, websites, or social media is strictly prohibited. To maintain integrity and accuracy in our verification system, collaborations are not allowed.
Works listed for sale on our platform must meet both technical and commercial standards in terms of quality and structure. Each track should be fully finished, professionally mixed and mastered, and on par with top industry releases and playlists.
We have a set of rules that you must follow and respect to sell music on our platform.
Names should creatively express and sell the work just like an original song would. We are selling finished, professional works - a strong, original title adds value, while generic, tag-based, or SEO-style names reduce it.
Follow these guidelines to name your work properly:
Do not:
Select up to three genres that best describe your work. The first genre is the main one and may be displayed individually in certain sections, so choose it carefully.
The second and third genres are optional and should only be used if they are truly relevant to the work. Avoid adding unrelated genres, as inaccurate tagging may result in penalties or reduced visibility.
Sellers can add up to three tags to better describe their works – for example, related labels, DJs, or artists.
Tags should be used to describe the style, references, mood, or composition of the work. Avoid including any offensive words, irrelevant information, or advertisements.
Please use clear and relevant tags that add value beyond the information already provided in other fields. For instance, if you’ve already labeled your work under the genre "Deep House", you must not repeat it as a tag.
Accurate tagging helps buyers discover your work more easily and find music that matches their taste – so take a moment to choose them thoughtfully.
Write a short, commercial description of your track – for example: "Professional track like Hardwell and Olly James – unique sound with epic powerful leads."
The description must:
Make sure all brand names, plugins, and software start with a capital letter. A clear and well-written description makes your track look more professional and attractive to buyers.
Summary of required files – please review the file specifications below for details.
| File | Deliverables | Format | Obligation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extended Mix | Master and Mixdown | WAV | Required |
| Extended Instrumental | Master and Mixdown | WAV | Conditional * |
| Radio Mix | Master and Mixdown | WAV | Optional |
| Radio Instrumental | Master and Mixdown | WAV | Conditional ** |
| Stems | Mixdown | ZIP file containing all stems in WAV | Required |
| Project File | ZIP file containing the full project and all required audio files | Required *** | |
| MIDI | ZIP containing all MIDI files | Required | |
| Art Cover | JPG / PNG | Optional |
Main, full-length version of the track designed for DJ sets, featuring intro and outro drums to ensure smooth mixing between tracks.
| Version | Format | Loudness | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master | WAV 44.1 kHz / 24 or 32 bit | LUFS between -6 and -2 / Peak between -0.3 and 0 dB | Clean, powerful, and well-balanced. Free from distortion (unless intentional) or muddiness. |
| Mixdown | WAV 44.1 kHz / 24 or 32 bit | Peak ≤ -3 dB | No limiter or mastering effects. Duration and arrangement must be identical to the master. |
Same as Extended Mix but without lead vocals.
Shorter track version designed for radio and streaming. It should exclude intro and outro drums, reaching the main section quickly for immediate impact. This file is optional, increases the chances of a sale, and is offered to customers for free.
| Version | Format | Loudness | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master | WAV 44.1 kHz / 24 or 32 bit | LUFS between -9 and -2 / Peak between -0.3 and 0 dB | Clean, powerful, and well-balanced. Free from distortion (unless intentional) or muddiness. |
| Mixdown | WAV 44.1 kHz / 24 or 32 bit | Peak ≤ -3 dB | No limiter or mastering effects. Duration and arrangement must be identical to the master. |
Same as Radio Mix but without lead vocals.
Stems are the individual instrument tracks of the work. They must be included and submitted in a compressed ZIP folder.
Please ensure that the stems in your stems folder file can be dragged into a DAW and perfectly recreate the Mixdown sound. All stems played together must exactly match the Mixdown, including levels and effects.
If you’ve applied bus processing or group processing, follow this structure:
This ensures that when all files are dragged and dropped into a DAW, the Mixdown sound is preserved exactly.
Avoid including duplicates such as full master, current, or mixdown versions inside the stems folder. And again - we must be able to drag and drop all the main stems into a DAW and have them sound exactly like the Mixdown.
Test this yourself in your DAW before submitting — it only takes 5 minutes and can save up to a week of delay in your publication. Stems are the most frequent source of submission errors!
Here’s a perfect example of how your package should be structured.
Download Stems TemplateProvide the complete original production project of the Extended Mix version, including all elements and settings used during its creation.
We currently support the following DAWs: Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Studio One, and Cubase. If you use a different DAW, you can still submit your track by selecting "Other" under the DAW option – however, please contact support beforehand. Note that in such cases, the project file cannot be made available for sale.
Your MIDI folder should contain all MIDI information used in the track in MIDI.
The official artwork of the track.
Summary of required files – please review the file specifications below for details.
| File | Deliverables | Format | Obligation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beat | Master and mixdown | WAV | Required |
| Stems | Mixdown | ZIP file containing all instrumental WAVs | Required |
| Project File | ZIP file containing the full project and all required audio files. | Required * | |
| MIDI | ZIP containing MIDI files. | Required | |
| Art Cover | JPG / PNG | Optional |
An instrumental track, free of vocals, intended for artists to compose and perform original vocals over.
| Version | Format | Loudness | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master | WAV 44.1 kHz / 24 and 32 bit | LUFS between -12 and -3 / Peak between -0.3 and 0 dB | Clean, powerful, and well-balanced. Free from distortion (unless intentional) or muddiness. |
| Mixdown | WAV 44.1 kHz / 24 and 32 bit | Peak ≤ -3 dB | No limiter or mastering effects. Duration and arrangement must be identical to the master. |
The stems are the individual instruments of the beat.
Refer to the Track file requirements: Stems section for detailed steps on how to export and organize your stems correctly.
Provide the complete original production project, including all elements and settings used during its creation.
Refer to the Track file requirements: Project File section for detailed steps on how to organize and present your project file correctly.
Your MIDI folder should contain all MIDI information used in the beat in MIDI.
Refer to the Track file requirements: MIDI section for detailed steps on how to prepare your MIDI files correctly.
The official artwork of the beat.
Refer to the Track file requirements: Art Cover section for detailed steps on how to submit your Art Cover correctly.
Summary of required files – please review the file specifications below for details.
| File | Deliverables | Format | Obligation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instrumental Demo | Mixdown | WAV | Required |
| Wet Vocal | Mixdown | WAV | Required |
| Dry Vocal | Mixdown | WAV | Required |
| Layers | Mixdown | ZIP file containing all individual layers in WAV | Optional |
| Lyrics | Required | ||
| Art Cover | JPG / PNG | Optional |
This is the default demo that users will hear on the website. Ideally, the vocal should be accompanied by simple piano chords so that the vocals remain the main focus.
The vocal with processing and FX applied. This is the main file that users will most likely use in their productions. It also serves as the second demo on the website, allowing users to preview the acapella version before purchasing.
The vocal with mixing processing applied but without any FX.
If your vocal includes additional layers (background vocals, adlibs, harmony layers, panned layers, etc.), include them in a compressed ZIP folder.
Document containing the lyrics of the vocal.
The official artwork of the track.
Select the option that best describes how your track was produced:
Indicate the vocal type present in your track:
Non-exclusive vocals are available to multiple users and may have already been used in other tracks – some are even quite popular. Since exclusive vocals can be expensive or hard to obtain, producers may use non-exclusive vocals from trusted sources like Splice or Loopcloud.
These vocals must include a royalty-free license with no credit or royalty obligations, and samples from unverified sources like Looperman, YouTube, or Samplefocus are not allowed, as their originality cannot be guaranteed. Always use safe, verified material to avoid copyright issues.
If your track contains non-exclusive vocals, you’ll be required to provide:
Make sure the AI tool provides a royalty-free, commercial-use license that allows you to use the generated vocals in tracks you plan to sell. Always check for clear terms of use and ensure the tool is operated by a legitimate company. Keep in mind that free or trial versions typically do not include commercial rights.
If your track contains AI-generated vocals, you’ll be required to provide:
You may use AI-generated or third-party licensed melodic loops, as long as they are properly credited. If your track includes any melodic sample loops, you must list them accurately in the Samples List section:
Provide detailed information about the setup used to produce your work:
Use this section to share additional insights about your production. This could include creative decisions, mixing techniques, or unique elements that make your work stand out.
You can mention things like:
The more context you provide, the more attractive your work becomes to potential buyers — especially producers who want to learn from your process or build on your sound.
Here you can upload a short video that walks through your project file or shares useful production insights.
The video can be either a screen recording with a voice-over showing your workflow and techniques, or a camera video where you explain your process in person.
Show how you arranged the work, mixed key elements, or used specific effects – anything that gives buyers a deeper look into your creative process.
This kind of content really increases buyer confidence and makes your work stand out in the marketplace. A clear, well-presented video can be the difference between a casual view and a sale. It also helps strengthen your personal branding on the platform and showcase your skills as a producer.
The work’s initial price can be set in euros by the seller; however, we reserve the right to disapprove the price if it appears inconsistent with the quality or content of the submitted work. In such cases, our team may propose a revised price along with a partial rejection, which you may choose to accept or decline.
The final price depends on several factors: the quality, production level and creation process. When setting the price of your work, take into account the following:
You can choose whether or not to make the project file available for sale. Making it available increases the chance of selling your work and adds an extra amount to your payment.
If you prefer not to sell your project, no worries – simply select "No", and it won’t be offered to buyers.
However, even in this case, you must still upload the project file so our team can perform the necessary security and content verification checks.
We offer sellers the option to be credited as the author and producer of the works they sell, or to remain anonymous.
When publishing a work for sale or offering custom services, you can decide whether your name appears in the credits as the composer and producer. This choice is permanent and irreversible once a work or service has been purchased.
If you choose to be credited, the buyer must include your legal name (not your artist name) in the author registry and production credits upon release. You will not be credited as the interpreter, artist, or performer – this is not a collaboration; these rights belong exclusively to the buyer. Please note that being credited does not imply additional royalties or payments beyond the one-time sale. This option simply lets you decide whether you wish to be publicly recognized as the author of the work.
If you choose to remain anonymous, attribution is not required, and your name will not appear in the authors’ registry or any credits.
Edmwarriors charges a commission for the services provided. We’ve designed a fair and convenient Rewarding Plan that benefits you in the long term.
You can apply up to two discounts of 15% each, for a total of up to 30% off the initial price.
You can set discounts yourself from the Uploads page by selecting each work for sale.
Please note before proceeding:
Edmwarriors runs temporary sales of up to 30% off to boost conversions during specific periods.
The promotional discounts are shared between the seller and Edmwarriors and are applied on top of any discounts you may have already set. If you don’t wish to participate in these sales, you can disable them individually for each track either during submission or later from the Uploads page.
These campaigns are scheduled at our discretion. You can expect sales during Christmas, Black Friday, Halloween, 4th of July, and other key occasions.
Users can republish their work for sale to the top of our catalogue to increase its visibility and improve its chances of being sold. You can do this directly from the Uploads page by selecting the track and clicking the Republish button.
Please note before proceeding:
Users have the option to remove their works from sale, provided the track has not been sold yet. You can do this directly from the Uploads page by selecting the track and clicking the Remove button.
To delete a product, at least 6 months must have passed since its upload date.
In today’s world – where tech and AI play a bigger role every day – authenticity and personality matter more than ever. This applies not only to your music career but also to your journey as a seller on Edmwarriors.
To succeed here, your music and your brand must stand out. We encourage you to make your sound unique, your presentation memorable, and your communication personal. Every detail – from your profile to your product descriptions – shapes how the community perceives your work.
Leverage every feature Edmwarriors offers to show who you are and what you offer – as both an artist and a seller. The more information you share, the easier it is for others to connect with your sound and your story.
You’re free to stay anonymous if that’s part of your artistic vision – we respect that. But if you can, show up. Put your name, face, and brand out there. Building visibility on Edmwarriors not only helps you make sales – it also helps you grow beyond the platform.
Don’t get comfortable. Keep evolving. Having your own identity, releases, and artistic direction will strengthen your presence on Edmwarriors. We want to support our sellers who strive to be recognized as true creators – artists whose work goes beyond the screen.
We encourage you to aim for excellence – not mediocrity. At Edmwarriors, quality always comes first. If your goal is to sell the cheapest product possible, this might not be the right place for you. We welcome affordable products, but our standards remain high.
We believe in artists who care – about their sound, their image, and their craft. You’re not just selling tracks. You’re building a name.