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Question About "sampling"
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| I wouldn't really worry about it, but a remix of requiem for a dream theme screams "overdone". |
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| sometimes I think the Requiem For A Dream score is the Amen Break of the trance world. |
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| amens are a guilty pleasure. |
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| in canada they can only sue you for about 10 cents for every copy you sell. |
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| sell your copies 10000$ =) |
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| as long as you buy one.... deal! |
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| really el leader? (in regards to the 10cent thing)
does this even apply to small runs under 2000 copies and ting?
or at that point is it not even worth it to call a lawer?
do you know how it works if you selling copies to the states from canada? |
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| well murdoc you produce dnb right ?
i dont think big rap promoteurs will start sueing you, not enough money to make, it would be a waste of time for them, were not big enough... |
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| my entertainment law classes are a bit far in my mind right now, But if I recall well, under Canadian law you can only get sued for the amount of the loss of the other party. When you license a sample its about 9 cents per copy sold. So if you get sued, technically they can only sue you for that 9 cents, considering there isn't really another loss on their side. |
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Question About "sampling"
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