Tyga type beats
22 Tyga type beats in the BE-TWIIN catalog, most of them sitting between 98 and 100 BPM, and 100 BPM the tempo they land on most. What separates this lane from the rest of the catalog is how well it sits under a club delivery, alongside low energy and club. 16 of them have their musical key listed, most often C Min, D Min and E Min, so you can match one to a reference or to a vocal you have already cut. Producers reach for these for club and hooks, and they sit best under a hard-hitting delivery. None of these are copies of Tyga's records — they are original productions built in the same pocket, so a reference track gets you close and your own writing does the rest. If this is the sound you are after, the same beats cross over into Club, Trap and R&B. Stream any of them in full before you decide.
- Beats
- 22
- Tempo
- 96–120 BPM
- Most used
- 100 BPM
- Licenses from
- $29.95
club · low energy · club
C Min · D Min · E Min
club · hooks · bars
64% between 98 and 100 BPM
Questions rappers ask about tyga type beats
What tempo are these Tyga type beats?
They run from 96 to 120 BPM, with 64% between 98 and 100 BPM and 100 BPM the most common. Every beat lists its tempo on its own page.
What key are these Tyga type beats in?
16 of the 22 have a key listed. The most common are C Min, D Min and E Min. Match the key to a vocal you have already recorded and you save yourself a re-take.
What kind of song works over a Tyga type beat?
Artists mostly use these for club, hooks and bars, and they suit a hard-hitting delivery. The dominant mood across the lane is confident.
Can I use these Tyga type beats for free?
You can stream every beat here for free, and use them free on BandLab, SoundCloud and Voloco with credit. Releasing anywhere else — Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, TikTok — needs a paid license.
How much does a Tyga type beat cost?
Licenses start at $29.95 for one beat and one song, and you can upgrade later by paying the difference. Full Monetization covers ten beats with stems and no cap on streams or sales.
Do I keep the rights to my song?
Partly. Your lyrics and anything you wrote yourself are yours, and your license lets you release the song and earn from it. The beat stays BE-TWIIN's, songwriting is split 50/50, and the contract doesn't give you the master recording.