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Question, Concerning Live Sets..
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| Bidor |
ive always been wondering since ta doesnt support illegal file sharing of mp3s.. how come they do support live sets? i mean people can easly rip a tune of a set. and upload them somewhere else?
just wondering.. |
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| RJT |
| I'm guessing it's the same kind of legal grey area that has allowed hippies to trade tapes of live sets since the early 60's :) |
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| noikeee |
Because a track ripped off a live set is fairly useless for you to mix in your own sets. Well, unless you're a really ghetto trainwreck-master dj, or have awesome skills with sampling.
Ripped tracks are good enough to listen to, though. |
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| Blakey |
| quote: | ive always been wondering since ta doesnt support illegal file sharing of mp3s.. how come they do support live sets? i mean people can easly rip a tune of a set. and upload them somewhere else?
just wondering.. |
Ive always wondered why there are tracks available for download via the main homepage on tranceaddict. |
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| distant |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blakey
Ive always wondered why there are tracks available for download via the main homepage on tranceaddict. |
Because they got permission from the artists? Dear God, all mp3s aren't illegal, you know. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
| quote: | Originally posted by noikeee
Because a track ripped off a live set is fairly useless for you to mix in your own sets. Well, unless you're a really ghetto trainwreck-master dj, or have awesome skills with sampling.
Ripped tracks are good enough to listen to, though. |
Marco V Reconstructions http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...1&forumid=11&s= ? |
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