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| Subtle |
| Sound Of Revolution has nice stuff. |
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| DJ RANN |
Eh, what the is going here. Beatflux and Kasmira both have the same Avatar.
please stop that. Makes it very confusing. |
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| arskinetica |
| Maybe they suffer from Multiple Avatar Disorder |
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| Kasmira |
| What in the hell? I made that a while ago and have used it for my soundcloud avatar for months! |
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| Kasmira |
| quote: | Originally posted by Beatflux
I don't think there is a sample pack with really good kicks straight out of the box. |
Agreed, but literally, most of them have very small amounts of sub at all, other than like 10 out of the 1,000. And why you stealin' avatars? :P |
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| evo8 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Beatflux
I don't think there is a sample pack with really good kicks straight out of the box. |
Actually there is, its called Drum Tools 01 from Wave Alchemy |
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| Beatflux |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kasmira
Agreed, but literally, most of them have very small amounts of sub at all, other than like 10 out of the 1,000. And why you stealin' avatars? :P |
Stealing? I am just sampling. |
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| Beatflux |
| quote: | Originally posted by evo8
Actually there is, its called Drum Tools 01 from Wave Alchemy |
I will check this one out. |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by Beatflux
Stealing? I am just sampling. |
lol, :haha: |
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| arskinetica |
Is there any leeway in US copyright law for sampling?
I know there is some for written music, since you can only do so much with the western music tradition, especially with EDM since it's well, EDM.
Things can end up sounding similar due to the unconscious influence of material the composer/producer has listened to or admires, and there are limits to what people can do without going insane or using bizarre tuning systems. |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by arskinetica
Is there any leeway in US copyright law for sampling?
I know there is some for written music, since you can only do so much with the western music tradition, especially with EDM since it's well, EDM.
Things can end up sounding similar due to the unconscious influence of material the composer/producer has listened to or admires, and there are limits to what people can do without going insane or using bizarre tuning systems. |
no is the simple answer, when it comes to melodies, especially whe it comes to sampling, as you're just copying the audio, both in terms of the recording, and the melody.
drums, basslines (most, not all) and perc sounds are not subject to copyright so you can lift them and use them.
Melodies can be similar but not the same and I believe musicologists use a 5 note repetition as their minimum standard for an original work.
There have been cases where basslines can be subject copyright infringement, such as the "dub be good to me" bassline which got beats international sued by the Clash, as the bassline was said to contain a distinct melodic content, and no other previous providence could be established so the clash won the majority of the publishing. |
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| arskinetica |
It's definitely possible, even if you do nothing to get sued.
Thanks for clarifying. |
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