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Tricky-Loops wrote:BTW, if you take the vocals from some Motown recording, THIS is stealing. And you can't change the vocals so drastically that nobody notices where they're coming from...

I only use public domain samples, licensed samples and samples that are recorded by myself, I wouldn't use acapellas from a well known record... :roll:
No, that is a Remix of a song. Listen to Pussycat Dolls - I hate this part (Dave Aude Remix), it's a whole song but with a different music. ;)

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azoc wrote:
Tricky-Loops wrote:BTW, if you take the vocals from some Motown recording, THIS is stealing. And you can't change the vocals so drastically that nobody notices where they're coming from...

I only use public domain samples, licensed samples and samples that are recorded by myself, I wouldn't use acapellas from a well known record... :roll:
No, that is a Remix of a song. Listen to Pussycat Dolls - I hate this part (Dave Aude Remix), it's a whole song but with a different music. ;)
Of course, if Dave Aude has asked the Pussycat Dolls and their record label for (written) permission, it's legal. But I wouldn't just remix anything in the hope that the original artist is kindly glad.

Except you're artist's name is Madeon and you have a contract from a big record label that clears everything for you...

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Tricky-Loops wrote:
azoc wrote:
Tricky-Loops wrote:BTW, if you take the vocals from some Motown recording, THIS is stealing. And you can't change the vocals so drastically that nobody notices where they're coming from...

I only use public domain samples, licensed samples and samples that are recorded by myself, I wouldn't use acapellas from a well known record... :roll:
No, that is a Remix of a song. Listen to Pussycat Dolls - I hate this part (Dave Aude Remix), it's a whole song but with a different music. ;)
Of course, if Dave Aude has asked the Pussycat Dolls and their record label for (written) permission, it's legal. But I wouldn't just remix anything in the hope that the original artist is kindly glad.

Except you're artist's name is Madeon and you have a contract from a big record label that clears everything for you...
I think this is about the man having fun and developing himself, more than about having a commercial and/or legal success.
Best Regards

Roman Empire

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@Roman Empire Exactly! For next few years I don't really think about anything commercial. I still have a lot to learn and like you said I have to develop myself as an artist. I really enjoy this whole learning process and every time I start my DAW I feel like a kid in a toy store. :lol:

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Hello everyone,

please check my eurodance tutorial
http://eurodancetutorial.blogspot.com

and let me know if you want to join this project http://forums.eurodancehits.com/showthr ... ce-Project

[mod edit: Here's the text of a post from Music Cafe. Music Cafe is for posting your own music, so I've removed that thread. There were no replies.]
Hello everyone, I'm Nick, I'm searching collaborators for a Eurodance project. Eurodance had its glory period in the middle 90s but this genre is still loved today by many people. Just see the comments on the Youtube Eurodance videos.

Lyric writers, musicians, vocalists and producers are all welcome aboard!

Let's bring back the sound of the 90s!

We will study together all the techniques and hopefully we will create at least one song together.

There is nothing created yet, it's just the idea behind and an Eurodance tutorial I've recently started.

http://eurodancetutorial.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/eurodanceproject

If you are interested to join please contact me, thanks!

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nickamandote wrote:Hello everyone,

please check my eurodance tutorial
http://eurodancetutorial.blogspot.com

and let me know if you want to join this project http://forums.eurodancehits.com/showthr ... ce-Project
Hi,
Nice! I was looking for a tutorial like this one. Thank you!

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Hello, I'm glad you like it :)

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