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Glim 
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only since joining here have i started to produce tunes without copyright samples
i think this is good practice for the future but anyways
where do some of the people get their vocal samples from as i hear loads of em on tunes uploaded here.
i really like the samples i've got which total to about 2000+, but their all copyrighted man
please help a fellow soldier
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18-12-2004 20:30 |
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spudleyq
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sample cd's.......royalty free sample sites (you usually get crappy vocals from these though).......old records and songs from the 20's, 30's, 40's, and 50's......if you find the right ones.....the copyright may be out of date.......and sometimes people don't even notice!!!
THE BEST PLACE TO GET ROYALTY FREE VOCALS:
find a female with a phenomenal voice.......i.e. Tina in B-Complex's tune on here.......and get them to sing ya something real nice!!!
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18-12-2004 21:38 |
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Glim
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yeah man, she rips up that tune, bigtime
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18-12-2004 22:54 |
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Surya
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18-12-2004 23:12 |
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Glim
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wow!!!, its amazing
thanks so much, theres loads of stuff i can have a go at
really appreciate it surya
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19-12-2004 00:40 |
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dNk
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19-12-2004 09:59 |
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muphasta
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Originally posted by djfreemc
take your mic, press record, than do some crazy stuff 
. After that, add FX & go fuck it up. 100% royalty free guaranteed 
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that would be my approach too. be original!!!!
drink duvel!!!
cheers
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19-12-2004 12:57 |
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spudleyq
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i have hours upon hours of old ass recordings.......news radio from the 20's-50's......BBC recordings from god knows when......winston churchhill.......richard nixon.......all the greats!!! and just to let you know.......most of those accapellas are for house music.......you can get some of them to fit in DNB.......and i'm not even sure if they're copyright free
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20-12-2004 14:12 |
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zebediah
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Do you think Bad Company UK worrys about copyrights? I don't think so. The Animatrix sample on that one tune probably would have cost them big to use. I could be wrong but I don't think it matters.
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20-12-2004 21:44 |
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f0re1gn
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Surya, nice! I've been searching for stuff like this for ages 
Found some stuff, but very short and awful quality.. Owned! 
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20-12-2004 22:10 |
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peet
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the thing is that if you're tune gets big, not that the chances are high, and let's say it makes it in the popular charts, people will hear it, recognize the sample, give you a call, and gone is your 3 million $
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20-12-2004 22:48 |
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charleskoncept
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Originally posted by peet
the thing is that if you're tune gets big, not that the chances are high, and let's say it makes it in the popular charts, people will hear it, recognize the sample, give you a call, and gone is your 3 million $ |
being a bit cynical arent we?
although he is really very right... thats why i avoid the ever so present issue of copyright infringment by just not using vocals.... makes it a lot simpletr in the long run
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21-12-2004 00:58 |
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spudleyq
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Fair Use of the Copyright Act
You guys should really look into this......seriously......too many people are afraid of copyright infringement. Bad Company UK's sampling of Animatrix was so short......and used in such a different manner......and was made to please such a different crowd.......that they applied to the Fair Use of the Copyright Act. It's not that they didn't care.....it's just that they knew how things worked.....or maybe they didn't care.....who knows.
http://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_an...apter9/9-b.html
the above link will show you the four guidelines for Fair Use
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21-12-2004 16:50 |
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Halph-Price
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copyright is a big thing now int he digital age. they neve rhad any problems with it until the 80's or so. but at worset, for copyright and selling, you have to pay them, at best you can get permissions, but the old artist that used them in there songs and then when trying to get permission, in favour of not paying for copyright, had to just drop the samples off of there records. so it's not a big problem to use quotes, but if they find out, you ow them, depending ont he size of the sample, then how much you distort it around, is also a factor.
there's even the case of the barbie girl song, that was taken to copyright because they simple used the name of a product, let alone a sample. they got off scot free, since they said it was an artistic use of it.
there is much court time to deal with using it, and i can understand why this site would just avoid that entirly, the rules for having copyrighted material on internet pages, must be harsh.
it all comes down to this really:
imitation is the most sincerest form of flatery.
but most people would rather have money.
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30-12-2004 04:02 |
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XTensionTrigger
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30-12-2004 14:21 |
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netsxer
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Hey, those vocals sounded pretty nice..
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29-01-2005 13:12 |
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] it's similar with audio work. If someone just rip something and present it as his own work it's just the thievery. But if he uses it in totally different fashion effected and it present new idea then old art it's just the new art. In my "career" i've met with a man who for example ripped intro from old prodigy track and put it to his track and he thought no one would recognize. He was a member of one of the first drumnbass crews here in slovakia, and by some people he is still known as one of the best producers.. but people from the scene who knows him better pay no respect to him becouse his production is very avarage if not worse. 
