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Orpheus Is Dead
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[b]Originally posted by gerrycueto [/b
So like I guess what was posted... it's probably not a wrong or right thing to do, just there's the difference between a copy and an original.


Well personally i don't think its at all ripping someone off if you simply copy the arrangement style. I mean essentially its like copying the foundation for the design of a building. Everything else is gonna be completely different, and no one will be able to tell that you in any way took an idea from someone, because you didn't.

I mean the basslines, synths, break downs, drum patterns and fx will be different, therefore the song is different.


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