In no way is that legal. That is copyright infriengement. It is a violation of originality. And it is considered copying.
I am a certified lawyer.
Is listening to another song while making yours fine ?
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- KVRist
- 329 posts since 7 Sep, 2011
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- Banned
- 12368 posts since 30 Apr, 2002 from i might peeramid
is that like a copy of a lawyer? write your own laws!
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- KVRian
- 1384 posts since 12 Oct, 2012
What I find tricky is that i'm basically *always* in the state of producing something, so every song I listen to can affect my productions - it might be good at times when it makes you learn new techniques, but a lot of times I tend to compare my unfinished production, to big popular polished tracks, and it really lower my motivation....how does one avoid this?
I think that's one of my biggest obstacles to date....
I think that's one of my biggest obstacles to date....
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- KVRist
- 329 posts since 7 Sep, 2011
promise... yes!xoxos wrote:is that like a copy of a lawyer? write your own laws!
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- KVRer
- 11 posts since 6 Nov, 2014
Hey!
Referencing your track to other tracks is super common and a good way to make music. Listening to different kinds of music is a great way to define what you want to do with your own. It is not cheating if you want your drums to sound like that song and your bassline like that other one. In fact, I will encourage it unless you are actually plagiarising the full song or a great part of it. Artists inspire other artists this way.
I once saw an interview of one of my favorite producers (Nile Rodgers) saying that music is a game of envy, and musicians are always stealing from other artists (in a good way) all time time. He referenced his track "Good Times". When he released the record it was a huge hit and then Queen released "Another One Bites the Dust" that had a very similar bass feel that was inspired by "Good Times".
Don't be afraid to reference other tracks!
Referencing your track to other tracks is super common and a good way to make music. Listening to different kinds of music is a great way to define what you want to do with your own. It is not cheating if you want your drums to sound like that song and your bassline like that other one. In fact, I will encourage it unless you are actually plagiarising the full song or a great part of it. Artists inspire other artists this way.
I once saw an interview of one of my favorite producers (Nile Rodgers) saying that music is a game of envy, and musicians are always stealing from other artists (in a good way) all time time. He referenced his track "Good Times". When he released the record it was a huge hit and then Queen released "Another One Bites the Dust" that had a very similar bass feel that was inspired by "Good Times".
Don't be afraid to reference other tracks!
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