[ Question ] - Hosting DJ Demo CDs online (i.e. on CTW)

[Mr_Happy]

perm said:

I love the way James just sits back and lets everyone fight about it! like your style!

 

he does that alot - his catchphrase is 'discus'

 

his like the gamemaster

[perm]

I was under the impression that with it being a mix CD, therefore effectively being one continuous song, it became an original piece? plus when you copy a mix CD the writen CD automatically copy writes the audio recording to that specific device or user??, does that not carry any legal argument??? . . . . . please tell me if im talking out of my arse and ill leave...

[perm]

Mr_Happy said:

perm said:

I love the way James just sits back and lets everyone fight about it! like your style!

 

he does that alot - his catchphrase is 'discus'

 

his like the gamemaster

 

He's still doing it now see!

[Mr_Happy]

perm said:

I was under the impression that with it being a mix CD, therefore effectively being one continuous song, it became an original piece? plus when you copy a mix CD the writen CD automatically copy writes the audio recording to that specific device or user??, does that not carry any legal argument??? . . . . . please tell me if im talking out of my arse and ill leave...

 

but if u take a sample (either vocals or sound effect) from a film/another tune whatever, u have to get the rights from the ppl that created that sample, so if u tread a mix as 1 tune, then would the individual songs be clased as samples?

 

i hope u c where i'm comming from

[perm]

Mr_Happy said:

perm said:

I was under the impression that with it being a mix CD, therefore effectively being one continuous song, it became an original piece? plus when you copy a mix CD the writen CD automatically copy writes the audio recording to that specific device or user??, does that not carry any legal argument??? . . . . . please tell me if im talking out of my arse and ill leave...

 

but if u take a sample (either vocals or sound effect) from a film/another tune whatever, u have to get the rights from the ppl that created that sample, so if u tread a mix as 1 tune, then would the individual songs be clased as samples?

 

i hope u c where i'm comming from

 

I see what your sayin and Im not sure? I think we need to do our research!!!

[Mr_Happy]

well just 4 the record u do need permission. it even says on sum record sleeves:

 

"no unofferised lending, highing, public performance blah blah blah"

[Ed_worx]

the second you play a record which you don't own the rights to in public your [censored] unless if its in a venue with a music license then your ok, but with reguards to a mix cd if you do one and put a track listing with it and you don't have permission your [censored]! To play a record out the venue must either have to have a license, pay rights(most big radio stations do this) or get permission if you don't do any of these you are breaking the law (which i seem to do quite alot!!!!!!). I must also admit im pretty wasted and this may not make sense but i have done my homework on this topic, honest!!!

 

Cheers

 

Ed

Ultraviolent Liverpool@ the lemon lounge Awesome!!!!!!!!

Hard trance and hard techno or as the bouncers put it hard ass [censored]!!!!!!!!!!!!!