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Remixes & Copyright Posted on: 21.05.2012 by Sharmaine Pellino Hi DJTT! I've been remixing for quite a while now and I wanted to upload some of my work on soundcloud. When it finishes it says that the songs contain parts of other songs that are protected with copy write. I knew that ofcours, but I tought Bootlegs & Mashups didn't fall under this copy write infrightment. How do I publish my own remixes? Thx guys! Cheers
Mariano Weigold 29.05.2012	Seems to be pretty unfair... well i use underground music most ot the time so thats no big problem for me... Noch einer der sich gerade verr
Mariano Weigold 29.05.2012	Seems to be pretty unfair... well i use underground music most ot the time so thats no big problem for me... Noch einer der sich gerade verr
Mariano Weigold 29.05.2012	Seems to be pretty unfair... well i use underground music most ot the time so thats no big problem for me... Noch einer der sich gerade verr
Georgina Schatzman 29.05.2012	Originally Posted by slainbybeats Seems to be pretty unfair... What does?
Mariano Weigold 29.05.2012	Seems to be pretty unfair... well i use underground music most ot the time so thats no big problem for me... Noch einer der sich gerade verr
Sylvia Greener 29.05.2012	Originally Posted by WastedYouth Danke! Da hat sich aber einer verraten, aus welchem Land er stammt (Translation: Now someone has betrayed himself from which country he is. ) Originally Posted by padi_04 Bootlegs are unlicensed remixes. This!
Henrietta Dortch 28.05.2012	Originally Posted by RockingClub We already had a very helpful article about copyright (btw: What does "copywrite" mean? ) on DJTT! http://www.djranking s.com/2012/03/2...out-copyright/ And if i remember correctly, it states that bootlegs are o.k. because they're derivative work of art, or something like that.
Sharmaine Pellino 28.05.2012	Originally Posted by RockingClub We already had a very helpful article about copyright (btw: What does "copywrite" mean? ) on DJTT! http://www.djranking s.com/2012/03/2...out-copyright/ Danke!
Tera Baragan 23.05.2012	Originally Posted by WastedYouth I've got no problem with that mate.. What he is saying is that It's illegal.. But just post it regardless
Marshall Aby 29.05.2012	Anyone can do a remix, it's distributing someone else's intellectual property that's the problem
Mariano Weigold 29.05.2012	The thing that "nobodys" aren't allowed to do remixes...
Georgina Schatzman 29.05.2012	Originally Posted by slainbybeats Seems to be pretty unfair... What does?
Mariano Weigold 29.05.2012	Seems to be pretty unfair... well i use underground music most ot the time so thats no big problem for me... Noch einer der sich gerade verr
Sylvia Greener 29.05.2012	Originally Posted by WastedYouth Danke! Da hat sich aber einer verraten, aus welchem Land er stammt (Translation: Now someone has betrayed himself from which country he is. ) Originally Posted by padi_04 Bootlegs are unlicensed remixes. This!
Nedra Fresneda 28.05.2012	Bootlegs are unlicensed remixes. I REALLY don't believe they would make it to the ok list.
Georgina Schatzman 28.05.2012	Yeah.... they're not okay. If you sample anyones track with out their permission it's illegal. The only question is are they going to find out and purse legal recourse though
Henrietta Dortch 28.05.2012	Originally Posted by RockingClub We already had a very helpful article about copyright (btw: What does "copywrite" mean? ) on DJTT! http://www.djranking s.com/2012/03/2...out-copyright/ And if i remember correctly, it states that bootlegs are o.k. because they're derivative work of art, or something like that.
Sharmaine Pellino 28.05.2012	Originally Posted by RockingClub We already had a very helpful article about copyright (btw: What does "copywrite" mean? ) on DJTT! http://www.djranking s.com/2012/03/2...out-copyright/ Danke!
Sylvia Greener 28.05.2012	We already had a very helpful article about copyright (btw: What does "copywrite" mean? ) on DJTT! http://www.djranking s.com/2012/03/2...out-copyright/
Verona Fashbaugh 26.05.2012	Whoever made the original song technically owns the copyright, so any remixes or bootlegs (and especially mixes) are technically illegal. If you're a nobody (like me), they usually leave you alone. But, if it came down to it, they original artist/label/etc. could file a lawsuit against you. And, since SC wants to cover it's own ass, they use software to detect copyright infringement. Plain and simple, don't upload anything other than original tracks to SC if you want to stay 100 percent legal.
Tera Baragan 23.05.2012	Originally Posted by WastedYouth I've got no problem with that mate.. What he is saying is that It's illegal.. But just post it regardless
Leeanna Ayla 22.05.2012	Yep, technically DJ sets are against the soundcloud rules as well. They have software that scans the sets before they're made live and will sometimes spit that same message out to you. Usually though it's only on certain songs or songs on certain labels. I believe Sony and everything that falls under it's umbrella is a big player in the we own it and you can't do anything with it game.
Sharmaine Pellino 22.05.2012	Originally Posted by JasonBay Soundcloud doesn't allow those either as far as I know. I've got no problem with that mate..
Tessie Grether 21.05.2012	There is always ways to get around the rules... whether you want to, is up to you.
Georgina Schatzman 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by WastedYouth K so why can you remix eight tracks in eachother and put it online as a 'set', but when you put 4 tracks and make 1 of it it's illegal to put it online? It doesn't make much sense to me. And you aren't very constructive. Soundcloud doesn't allow those either as far as I know.
Nedra Fresneda 21.05.2012	http://soundcloud.com/terms-of-use#content
Tessie Grether 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by WastedYouth K so why can you remix eight tracks in eachother and put it online as a 'set', but when you put 4 tracks and make 1 of it it's illegal to put it online? It doesn't make much sense to me. And you aren't very constructive. Have you read what soundcloud says about it? They something along the line of "Just because someone else posted something, doesnt mean you can and/or allowed to" Unauthourised remixes and bootlegs are illeagal, plain and simple. I personally dont believe this is fair, but thats the rules.
Tera Baragan 21.05.2012	Just upload it anyway dude...
Sharmaine Pellino 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by JasonBay No idea why you would believe that, but they technically do. K so why can you remix eight tracks in eachother and put it online as a 'set', but when you put 4 tracks and make 1 of it it's illegal to put it online? It doesn't make much sense to me. And you aren't very constructive.
Georgina Schatzman 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by WastedYouth but I tought Bootlegs & Mashups didn't fall under this copy write infrightment. No idea why you would believe that, but they technically do.

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