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| DJ Xtronic |
A have mixed a few trance cds with the help of my computer.
I was wondering, legally speaking, do i have the right to sell them, or is that a copyright violation? |
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| Elektrik_Bot |
i WOULDN'T IF NOT ROYALTY FREE SOUNDS YOU COULD CONTACT AND ASK TO COVER YOUR ASS...
HEARD OF VANILLA ICE ICE ICE BSBY=PRESSURE
HE WAS LIKE THE BASS WAS DIFERENT BUT IT WASN'T, SOUND THE SAME TO ME... :)
DE LA SOUL GOT BUSTED FOR SAMPLIN' AND
ICE GOT WITH IT RIGHT? I FORGET BUT
GET CAUGHT AND CAN COST...
YOU COULD OBSURE THE HELL OUT of it OR SUMTHING CHANGE PITCH WHATEVER...
LATER,
http://www.mp3.com/Mekanicahl |
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| goodnet |
ok dude you're seriously high.. hehe j/k
yes it's illegal to sell your CDs for profit if you dont have the rights to the tracks you mixed, but that's the bottom line. I dont know all the intricate little details on this... |
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| dOgMa55 |
| Just dont get caught thats all i got to say. |
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| skywarp |
Unless you are an established DJ in your area, it is usually a bad idea to *sell* your promo material. If you want to get your name out give away your discs. I mean, it costs you less than $.50 to make a CD so why not just give them away, right?
Technically it is illegal to sell music you don't have copyright on. For demo purposes you can write on your material "Promotional Material - Not For Sale". And also be sure to indicate that the mix is a "Studio Mix" (as opposed to live / turntable mix) somewhere on the liner ... can get you in trouble if you use it to get booked.
peace |
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