This article applies to:
- Beat Buyers
Overview
AI search is a new AI-powered feature that lets you find beats using conversational language instead of traditional keyword searches. Instead of searching for "trap beat 140 bpm," you can ask "I need an upbeat trap beat for a party song" and get relevant results.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This feature is currently in Beta and continuously being improved based on user feedback.
How do I use AI search?
From the Homepage:
- Make sure you're logged in to your BeatStars account.
- Click on the search bar on the BeatStars.com homepage.
- The search bar will expand to show an "AI Mode" button.
- Click the "AI Mode" button to open the chat window.
From the Search Dropdown:
- Click on any search bar throughout the site.
- The search bar will expand to reveal the "AI Mode" button.
- Click "AI Mode" to launch the AI search experience.
Using the Chat Window
Getting Started
- The chat window opens with three suggested searches you can click to try.
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You can also type your own search query (up to 200 characters).
Search Examples
Instead of basic keywords, try describing what you're looking for:
- Mood-based: "I want something dark and mysterious for a horror movie"
- Genre + context: "Need a chill R&B beat for late night vibes"
- Artist style: "Something similar to Drake's style but more upbeat"
- Specific use: "Looking for a wedding song with piano"
- Something simple: “Give me more results”
Search Results
- Results show 5 beats per page
- All beats are playable directly from the search results
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Each beat includes a "More Actions" menu with options to:
- Buy - Opens license picker
- Repost - Shares to your feed
- Comments - Takes you to the beat's comment section
- Share - Opens share options
- Add to Playlist - Adds beat to your playlists
- Write Lyrics - Opens lyrics writing tool
- Free Download - Downloads if available
- Go To Track - Views full beat details
- Go To Artist - Views producer profile
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