Sell sample packs, loops, and drum kits direct.
Splice pays you per-download royalties that round to zero. Loopcloud takes subscriptions you don't see. Producers selling direct through Shopify + Linkcase keep ~97% per sale — and own the beatmaker email list.
- WAV loops, one-shots, MIDI, Ableton racks
- 24-bit, 48kHz, tempo-labeled
- Instant delivery, stream previews
Sample marketplaces are slot machines with bad odds.
Splice pays per-download. A single loop gets you fractions of a cent per stream-equivalent. Meanwhile you made the pack, you marketed it, you supported the buyers. Your per-unit economics only work if you go viral.
Sell the pack. Set the price. Own the list.
Attach the sample pack (a fat ZIP of WAVs + MIDI + maybe an Ableton project) to a Shopify product. Price it at $19, $39, $79 — whatever your audience bears. One sale pays better than 1,000 Splice downloads.
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Popular sample pack formats
Your margin on a $39 loop pack
Same pack on Splice requires thousands of per-download royalties to net $37. On Loopmasters (50% creator split): $19.50.
Linkcase vs. sample marketplaces
Answers for audio sellers.
Yes — upload a demo MP3 or embed a SoundCloud preview. The full pack zip is delivered on purchase.
Install Linkcase. Sell your first audio file today.
Free to install. Pay only when you sell. Uninstall any time — your past buyers keep their downloads.