watch the film n sample it


futures_untold wrote:
Just cuz I'm feeling kind, I'll give ya an example using Reason.
Fire up the Malstrom, set the oscillator to the Metalcans patch and turn up the index or shift knobs on Mod A. Play a few random notes and you should have some very very robot like noises
Now get to work ya tnuc and send me the results haha!
tripaddict wrote:try downloading a 'trial copy' of transformers and search for *.wav in the program dir
watch the film n sample itas long as the sample is no longer than 3 seconds its legal
yes, you're right, those videos are excellent! I'm making some fun sounds on the subtractor now.tripaddict wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ByMychEieQ < part 1
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Huuk1srv ... re=related < part 2
watch the videos they're excellent ^^^![]()
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http://www.spiritcanyonaudio.com/index.phpSharmaji wrote:seems to me like you could do some wicked sound design w/ a convolution plug in-- ie, space designer in logic. load in a sample of something mechanical and play massive, etc thru it.
I agree completely, buy a cheap feild recorder and carry it around and record your day to day experiences, the rape the shit it out of with fxexcision wrote:you can just buy a portable mic/recorder and keep it with you/in your car and record random noises.
is this a legit a statement?tripaddict wrote:try downloading a 'trial copy' of transformers and search for *.wav in the program dir
watch the film n sample itas long as the sample is no longer than 3 seconds its legal
My lecturer sued someone for £mill+ over this, and he can't stress enough that any sampling without permission is illegal. It's just that he's never heard of someone being taken to court over a sampled kick drum or a second long transformer sound. Doesn't mean they wouldn't if they found out where it came from though.prefresh wrote:is this a legit a statement?tripaddict wrote:try downloading a 'trial copy' of transformers and search for *.wav in the program dir
watch the film n sample itas long as the sample is no longer than 3 seconds its legal
so 99.9% of dnb is illegal ? ... i dont think somarshy wrote:My lecturer sued someone for £mill+ over this, and he can't stress enough that any sampling without permission is illegal. It's just that he's never heard of someone being taken to court over a sampled kick drum or a second long transformer sound. Doesn't mean they wouldn't if they found out where it came from though.prefresh wrote:is this a legit a statement?tripaddict wrote:try downloading a 'trial copy' of transformers and search for *.wav in the program dir
watch the film n sample itas long as the sample is no longer than 3 seconds its legal
.... nothing wrong with a white label or aliasOn November 20, 2008, electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk convinced the German Federal Supreme Court that even the smallest shreds of sounds are "copyrightable" (e.g. protected), and that sampling a few bars of a drum beat can be an infringement. [11]
If you're using someone elses sound recording without clearing then it's breaking copyright laws, nuff said. If it's unrecognizable or short then you're just likely to get away with it.tripaddict wrote:so 99.9% of dnb is illegal ? ... i dont think somarshy wrote:My lecturer sued someone for £mill+ over this, and he can't stress enough that any sampling without permission is illegal. It's just that he's never heard of someone being taken to court over a sampled kick drum or a second long transformer sound. Doesn't mean they wouldn't if they found out where it came from though.prefresh wrote:is this a legit a statement?tripaddict wrote:try downloading a 'trial copy' of transformers and search for *.wav in the program dir
watch the film n sample itas long as the sample is no longer than 3 seconds its legal
3 seconds ... i was told this by someone who's worked in the industry for time
and why is your lecturer still lecturing ... id be in the Bahamas
..... this is irrelevant n e way you should all be original
* and DJ shadow would be a very poor dude
i may be wrong tho ....
.... nothing wrong with a white label or aliasOn November 20, 2008, electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk convinced the German Federal Supreme Court that even the smallest shreds of sounds are "copyrightable" (e.g. protected), and that sampling a few bars of a drum beat can be an infringement. [11]
yeah sampling anything without permission is illegal. 99.9% of d+b IS illegal. DJ shadow probably gets his more recognizable samples cleared, but doesnt bother with the others. amon tobin is another who works entirely from samples, pretty sure most of those aren't cleared tbh.tripaddict wrote:
so 99.9% of dnb is illegal ? ... i dont think so
3 seconds ... i was told this by someone who's worked in the industry for time
and why is your lecturer still lecturing ... id be in the Bahamas
..... this is irrelevant n e way you should all be original
* and DJ shadow would be a very poor dude
i may be wrong tho ....
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