This is a discussion on How To Copyright Your Music... Answer Lies Here... within the Urban Music forums, part of the Popular Forums category; M8 i think u wud find that your arrangement method wouldnt benefit u in court 1 bit... but if u ...
M8 i think u wud find that your arrangement method wouldnt benefit u in court 1 bit... but if u wanna believe it will then its up 2 u entirely... dont b whinigin on here when u r left stung by bootleggers...
I could EASILY chop Pulse X up and arrange it in Cubase so it sounds identical 2 the original... no problem wot so eva...
Iv been studying music for about 4-5 years now its not like im just reading a magazine and telling u what iv read..i no people who hav experienced this aswell...
There will be faults in your Pulse X version, regarding sound, and sample edits. In other words, people would see that you doctored it. I'm not saying that the tracks can't get bootlegged, but I am saying, having the 'plans & architecture', of a track, can only do you good, in a court case. My comments are mainly targeted at the 'Hindzey' case, against R.D.
MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN...
This is 2 long... SILO stick 2 ya method but u will come unstuck believe me...
Having the arrangement stands for jack sh!t... its not a solid format and ther is no proof of when u did it...
If hindzey had of copywritten the track like i said he would of been saved...
END OF...
COOL
mailing a mastered cd 2 yourself dont hold much water legaly bro! it did 20years ago!
a file on a pc can work! due 2 ya pc logging the time the file was created and the arrangement!
Lucky Strike... Topics gone bro... Do what u like but u will come unstuck as iv said b4...
distinction bro, your wrong, that method is weak!
i agree with dj silo... i'm not sayin don't bother sending your track to yourself... but you must also keep all the audio mixdowns that you made before the final edit.
I know you can set a computer clock and all that, but ive many copies of the tracks ive worked on in various stages of production and the cds are marked with a date... also, as silo said, ive all the program settings, all the synths and all the drum sounds seperately.
Also when i sent out a track a while ago i sent a letter aswell, naming the track and announcing that it was mine...i.e.
"please accept my track,
'SSTUTTER - Track Name'"
I kept a copy of the letter aswell, and you probably think all this means $$$$ in a 'musical court' (where no doubt they all sing)... but its more than the person tryin to rip me of has.
i also think what lucky strike said was good... if you find yourself in that situation then you have no choice but to get a solicitor... you might aswell pay.
feel sorry for hindzey, sounds like he was shafted by someone he trusted... you always hear stories about bands and groups who work together and get robbed my members within the group.. i think a simular thing happened to musical mob.
What can you do in a situation like that? they may have been in the studio at the time they made it?
h mY DAyz...
U lot stik 2 your methods... but the 1 i said is 100% deffo...
U gunna get stung 1 day but thats entirely up 2 u lot...
All i tried to do was to give some advice from my experiences and knowledge of the music industry... BUT people wanna start argueing for pittys sake...
Non of you are speaking from experience and are just throwing bits and bats of information in2 the conversation...
I have been learning about the music industry for years now i have learnt alot you know !!!
For all the people arguing please tell me WHY my method of copyright will NOT stand up in court... I BEG YOU TELL ME !!!
P.S - There is NO such thing as a musical court...
Well ? Explain why ?Originally posted by broken souls
distinction bro, your wrong, that method is weak!
Oh Dear... Non of you have a constructive comment for me...
Point Proved...
ok i do all my stuff in this way i also save my arrangement to the same cd and an audio version of each track and arrangement so from that cd i can open it on any program
im taking it u man are making underground music
(grime wateva) if so take into account how you
are selling the records u aint paying no v.a.t
prolly white label its all illegal
if sum1 decides 2 steal ur tune
put it out on white
der aint much u can do
even if its on a label
what im sayin is garage is small time really
no 1 aint going caught
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks
Reply With Quote