K-leto Beats
Production of beats in different styles
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Independent artist K-leto Beats drops "90's Beat", a Beats track on SoundClick. Running at 90 BPM, this is an authentic Beats production with a distinct character. It does not contain any samples or third-party loops. No vocals are used in this instrumental beat. The choice of C min lends the composition a slightly moody and reflective character. The track has a solid bounce quality that makes it easy to connect with. Producers and creators can license "90's Beat" directly through K-leto Beats's SoundClick page for $20.00.
A dark Beats and Instrumentals track by K-leto Beats.
"Gangsta Business Beat" is a licensable Beats and Instrumentals track by K-leto Beats, available on SoundClick. Produced at 85 BPM, the song carries a mid-tempo tone. No vocals are used in this instrumental beat. The musical key of G♯ min adds an emotional depth that naturally fits the overall feel. The production leans into a dark aesthetic that fits the beats and instrumentals style. The track is available for licensing at $20.00 on SoundClick — a resource for producers, creators, and content makers looking for quality Beats and Instrumentals music.
- freestyling over a beat
- licensing music for use in TV or for a movie
- remixing or use audio samples
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The Stem file also usually includes the original stereo master of the track for standard playback.
I am a beat producer looking for different styles creating new things and merging them with old styles, I use equipment to improve the quality of my beats and bring them to a professional level.
My musical history begins at the age of 12 approximately when I learned to play the guitar towards my recordings on cassette and with a very bad microphone, so I continued until I was 18 years old when I got to know some music production software and bought an electric keyboard that worked as a midi controller. I made my first sequences, then I discovered more about analog equipment and connections and I adapted my studio until now where I have a very practical workflow.
If it was on several occasions in my church, school and public in general, it was a good experience since you learn from everything.
Regarding musical influences, I really like 90's rap like 2pac, biggie, collio, and little-known rare tracks, producers like alchemist, dr dree, 9th wonder, etc...
I use a behringer card, a dbx compressor, a dbx equalizer, an audiotechnica microphone and a shurey, a korg synth and a korg controller.