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Posted by waXology on Oct-19-2003 15:03:

Legalities of remixing a track

just wondering if i was to remix a track do u need the artists permission? i assume so? or what are the terms of it like personal use etc....

say i remix a track and then send it to the original artist to see what they think i wonder if that is ok?


Posted by Psygnosis on Oct-19-2003 15:10:

No you don't...check the Amatuer Forum, they remix big time artist all the time for personal use...

The artist would kick your ass if you would happen to sell your remix to people though...

BUT it's ok i'm sure...


Posted by Floorfiller on Oct-19-2003 15:10:

you can remix whatever you want...the problem comes in selling it. if you remixed say a pvd tune for your own use that is just fine, but you can't sell it to other people without the labels approval...which means that they'll be some paper work involved hehehe. anyway, people remix tunes all the time and send them to artists. you can send a version of it to any artist you want, it doesn't have to be the original...just as long as you don't SELL them hehehe. it would just be an unofficial mix or a bootleg or something.


Posted by Psionic on Oct-19-2003 15:10:

If I remember correctly, you can remix an artist's track w/o permission only if it's for personal use. If you want to release it w/ a label for example, then you'd need permission.


Posted by waXology on Oct-19-2003 15:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
you can send a version of it to any artist you want, it doesn't have to be the original...just as long as you don't SELL them hehehe.

thanx thats what i needed to know

cheers


Posted by Floorfiller on Oct-19-2003 15:22:

quote:
Originally posted by waXology
thanx thats what i needed to know

cheers


yeah you can definitely do that. i can remix tiesto and send a copy to Jon O'Bir if i want or Oakenfold whoever i want. its just a means to help promote your sound. it would however be curtious to send a copy to the original artist too if you can hehehe if you do find someone that likes it...they will help push for it to be released.


Posted by waXology on Oct-19-2003 15:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
yeah you can definitely do that. i can remix tiesto and send a copy to Jon O'Bir if i want or Oakenfold whoever i want. its just a means to help promote your sound. it would however be curtious to send a copy to the original artist too if you can hehehe if you do find someone that likes it...they will help push for it to be released.


thanx

your a champ



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