Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Copyrights on samples
From: Michal Seta (mis_AT_creazone.32k.org)
Date: Thu Oct 16 2003 - 07:15:26 EEST
Actually, I think negativland encourage sampling...
However, I just remembered that Kim Cascone (www.anechoicmedia.com) put out a
cd called 'Parasites' which had one long track and some 20 short (< 1 min)
tracks which were intended to be sampled and built into other sound
structures (just like parasites would evolve/develop). He even proposed a
project to the microsound mailing list to do just that. I even have a piece
on that (which was done using only linux, yeah!). You can listen to all
those pieces here:
http://www.microsound.org/parasites/
dwillis_AT_stx.rr.com wrote:
> > http://www.negativland.com/
>
> great link. i forgot about them. while i don't think negitivland
> releases cds with the intention that they should be sampled, they
> certainly wouldn't have a problem with it - they'd probably like it. and
> there are some great links on that site dealing with fair use, ip, and the
> RIAA (which has nothing to do with korg/roland/yamaha/etc).
> perhaps sampling the DWGS from my microKORG to create a software
> emulator might not be legal (if i sell it or give it away). i'll just
> provide instructions on how to create them, then. of course, right now
> i'm in korea, and copyright is pretty much ignored here. hrm...
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