General discussion / A judicial question
DelugeOfSound [Moderator] -
Yes.
If all tracks are released you're free to use them and there is no such thing as copyright on a certain type of transition.
If all tracks are released you're free to use them and there is no such thing as copyright on a certain type of transition.
Gewijzigd door DelugeOfSound op 22-04-2011 22:43
lawless29 -
Riding along, singin a song.....
Riding along, singin a song.....
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DJ_Basskoenig -
MANEKI NEKO
MANEKI NEKO
On 22-04-2011 22:46:21, lawless29 wrote:
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
...says the lawless
Thanks man! helped a lot
MANEKI NEKO
I got a judicial question:
If an Album is released and all Tracks whcih are included are released too, am I allowed to do a set with all these Tracks, doing it exactly the way the Producer of this Album did? Assuming it is an mixed album like HHZ's Studio Sessions...
What I mean is the fact that I would do exactly the same liek the producer did for earning money...
I know, it must be legal, but if it is, there is something wrong to give out the same because theoreticly nobody need the album anymore then....
This question just came into my mind and it would be interesting to know, even its nothing world-changing
Cheers