DMCA-safe music for your Twitch streams.

Playing licensed songs on stream is how VODs get muted and channels get strikes. BeatJam tracks are generated just for you and are yours to use, so you can build starting-soon screens, background beds and stream loops that stay safe on live and on VOD.

Why this is safe on live and VOD

The takedowns come from playing music someone else owns. A generated track has no label, no publisher and no Content ID entry, so there is nothing for a rights bot to match against your VOD later.

Generate a long ambient bed for chatting, a hype loop for intros, or menu music for between games. Download the MP3 and drop it into OBS. For one-off intros and stings, the beat maker is quick.

Made for streamers, priced for streamers

The free tier lets you try it with real downloads. When you stream regularly, a paid plan from A$8 a month adds commercial rights, which covers monetised streams and sponsorships. Pay by card or with crypto.

How it works

Ask for the mood of the stream

"Chill lo-fi for a cosy stream", "hype synthwave for a ranked grind", "dark ambient for horror night". Pick instrumental so nothing talks over you.

Generate a set

Make a starting-soon bed, a be-right-back loop, a hype sting and an ending theme in the same mood. Extend the ones that work to 5 minutes.

Load them into OBS

Download the MP3s and drop them into a media source or your soundboard. Nothing is registered with Content ID or any rights society, so VODs stay unmuted.

What people make with it

Just Chatting and cosy streams

Warm lo-fi and acoustic beds that sit under your voice without competing with it.

Competitive and ranked play

Driving synthwave, drum and bass or trap that keeps energy up through a long session.

Horror and story games

Ambient drones and tense textures for the quiet parts, generated to the length of your typical segment.

Starting soon, BRB and outro screens

A matching set in one sitting, so the channel sounds like one place from the first frame to the raid.

Stream-safe music options compared

BeatJamFree stream-safe playlistsPopular songs
Copyright claims on VODsNone, the track never existed elsewhereRare, but catalogues changeMuted VODs and DMCA strikes
Matches your channelGenerated for your mood and lengthWhatever is in the playlistNot made for streaming
CostFree to start, A$8 a month for 400 creditsFree, ad-supportedLicences not available to streamers
RepeatsRegenerate whenever you likeSame songs as every other channelRecognisable, and that is the problem
Commercial useOn every paid planOften personal use onlyNo

BeatJam tracks are not registered with Content ID or any collecting society, which is why they never trigger a claim.

Prompt tips for stream music

FAQ

Will my Twitch VODs get muted using BeatJam music?

Muting happens when you play music a rights holder owns. BeatJam tracks are generated for you and are not in those libraries, so they do not trigger VOD muting the way licensed songs do.

Can I use it for a monetised or sponsored stream?

Yes, on any paid plan, which includes commercial rights from A$8 a month.

Can I make looping background music?

Yes. Generate at the length you want and loop it in your streaming software. Every track is unique to you.

Is BeatJam music DMCA safe on Twitch?

Yes. Every track is generated for your prompt and is not registered with Content ID, Audible Magic or any rights society, so it does not trigger muted VODs or DMCA takedowns.

Can I use it on YouTube uploads of my stream?

Yes. The same track is safe on YouTube and Kick. Paid plans include a commercial licence, which covers monetised channels and sponsor segments.

How do I get music that loops cleanly?

Generate at 3 or 5 minutes and ask for "steady energy, no ending". Then loop it in OBS; the longer the bed, the less anyone notices the join.

Do I need to credit BeatJam on stream?

No attribution is required on any plan. A mention is always welcome but never a condition.