Help With Comments

How do I comment on loops, tracks, or acapellas?

Simply add your comments to the form at the bottom of the main page for that item. When you post a comment, the original artists will be notified and may come back to post a reply.

One thing to remember is that you must have an avatar to post.

Why should I comment on loops, tracks, or acapellas?

Posting comments is a great way to give constructive feedback, let artists know how you used their sounds, or start meaningful conversations with the community.

Many artists love hearing how their loops and acapellas have been used in your productions. Everyone appreciates genuine feedback on their creative work.

The key to good comments is being constructive. Saying you don't like something is fine, but explaining *why* and what could be improved is much more valuable. Comments help build a positive, supportive community.

By engaging with others' content, you'll find that artists return the favour, supporting your own uploads. When you comment on member tracks, your own tracks may be featured as a reward for active participation.

What makes a good comment?

Good comments are relevant, respectful, and add value to the conversation. Here are some examples:

  • Share how you used it: "I used this loop in my track 'Song Name' check it out!" (with a link to your production)
  • Give constructive feedback: Instead of "Love it" or "Hate it," explain what works and what could improve. For example: "Great vibe, but the hi-hat could be a bit softer in the mix."
  • Ask meaningful questions: "What key is this in?" or "Do you have a faster version?" are great ways to engage.
  • Thank the artist: A simple "Thanks for sharing this! Really useful for my project" goes a long way.

Avoid comments that are just links, generic promotion, or off-topic spam. If you see inappropriate comments, use the flag icon to report them.

Don't post spam comments

Please don't post comments that violate our Community Guidelines. Any user found posting spam or abusive comments may have their comments removed or their account restricted. We actively monitor reported comments, and repeated violations may result in account suspension. Here are common examples of spam comments we take action on:

  • Posting the exact same comment multiple times across different items.
  • Posting nothing but a link or asking people to visit external sites.
  • Asking for follows, likes, or engagement on your own social media or content.
  • Offensive, abusive, or harassing language toward other users or artists.

I received an offensive review/spam comment

If you see an offensive, abusive, or spam comment, whether on your own content or elsewhere on the site use the flag icon next to the comment to report it. This is the fastest way to notify our moderation team. Simply click the flag icon, select the reason that best describes the issue, and provide details about why you're reporting it.

For more information on what can be reported and how the reporting system works, see our Reporting Guide.

I can't post comments

New, unvalidated accounts or accounts that don't have an avatar will not be able to post comments or upload tracks. If you are a new user and wish to comment or upload, make sure you fill out your profile and then contact us to request access.

If you have been around for a while but find you can no longer post comments or upload new tracks, your account may have been flagged for spam or abuse. There is not much you can do about this apart from getting in touch and begging for forgiveness.

Contacting other users

Comments about loops, tracks, acapellas, etc., are best posted in the comments section of the item in question. If you wish to contact a user directly, you can do that via the contact section of their profile page. When you use the contact section, we send an email to that user along with your message. We don't give them your email address but do let them know your account URL so that they can get back to you. Users have the option to block their contact form, and if this is the case, you would not be able to send them a message this way.

New, unvalidated accounts will not be able to contact other users. If you are a new user and wish to use the contact forms, make sure you fill out your profile and then contact us to request access.

Please don't contact us asking for anyone's email address or ask us to contact someone on your behalf, as that's not something we would do.