Making beat might be illegal (and how to be legal)
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2024
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the one area that the great PlayPM is unable to do a video how to sample for free.
Oh wait, Garageband at an Apple retail store.
"Totally nonsense, driving to Apple store is NOT free!!!"
@@playpm but walking is 😁
Yhea yhea yhea, tracklib Will become even better when he gets even more catalogue, but yhea a good choice here
Do you have to clear samples if you never plan on releasing the music and just make it for fun?
No I don't think so.
If you modify the sample- pitch or speed etc - is that a legal sample?
I don't think so, but it's a common way to avoid the detections from platforms.
you are damn right brother about the stuff you said regarding instruments ...it's a genius invention ro sample ... I see it similar as Tagging graffity just with music
Same as graphic design, people don't draw, they reassemble.
@@playpm yup , exactly it's crazy that due to so called rights you get crucified for creative freedom lol
Actually the materials for graphic designers also need royalty clearance, and they got their version of Tracklib, I'll get to this topic in the future.
Hell yeah
so, i should stop making music so i can pay my existing bills.
Isn’t that what you’re doing now? 😆
Was that sample used in Fade by Kanye West?
I just checked Fade, it might sounds similar but I think it's not. I already put the song in desc, feel free to check it out.
Is there a reason as to why fair use, fair dealing, or any other country's iteration doesn't seem to apply to music in any way?
Fair use applies to music in U.S copyright law but it’s not explicitly defined so it kind of just depends on whether or not the copyright holder can make a compelling case and if there is money to be made. Slightly different in the DMCA age since this process is automated to protect websites from being responsible legally for what users upload. Copyright is pretty busted in general lol
just shift a bit the frequency and saturate it and you re good to go
What is saturating
It’s about sound and frequency manipulation.
How he sell out? Don't need it, dont buy it, like the channel suggests.
Tracklib is for people that don't know how the industry works and who are deliberately being made scared that even the slightest uncleared use of a sample in their anonymous track will send a whole army of bloodthirsty lawyers after them. While the reality is that nobody cares about your pathetic track with 200 views because there is simply no money to be made here from starting a lawsuit.
Only when your track happens to go viral and the tens of millions of views start pouring in will you start seeing copyright claims. And the deal then will almost always be that you simply seize any income from that track. Which is perfectly fine because now you're an acclaimed artist and you can start making money on your second track.
That's definitely one way to go. But some of our band work was licensed to TV shows and movies, we need to make sure it doesn't have royalty issue. Also from my experience, one can't always go viral, but once you do, better be prepared in advance.
Any and all subscription services rely on most of their paying clients to fund the benefits that few people will actually use. If it was only a matter of clearing a sample or acquiring rights, you can do it for only the projects you're working with that actually need those permissions. TL is like a gym membership, sure it works if you actually sell any music. But as a business model, their ideal customer is one that pays for something they don't need. Like all the other music gear companies this channel was famous for pocking fun at.
@@OG_Mereles That's really the irony of it. This channel that is famous for showing people that they don't need to spend money is now promoting paid services that 99% of the wannabe producers and artists simply never need.
The (claimed) concept is bonkers. Imagine scaring people who are learning to play guitar with the idea that they need to pay a monthly fee while studying a song just in case someday they'll book a concert and actually play it. TL has some built in, innovative, useful features that are worth paying, but their spiel is deceptive like its always the case when there's monetary gain to achieve.
Let's review the facts. There's a company that sells an online subscription service and strikes a deal with an influencer where he gives his opinion on whether or not his subscribers need to sign up for said service. Oh, and the influencer gets a benefit if people use their link. Yeah, completely unbiased. @@Drrolfski
Man sold out to Tracklib
A channel that promotes people to not waste any money now wants you to pay for subscription services you don't really need. Oh, the irony of it.
This one promo will make him enough to live for a year. Don't hate the player, hate the game.
@@SlaserX If you think this sellout will cover a whole year of living then I suggest you think again
@@Drrolfskinahh his channel is about not paying for things that can be accessed in a more cost effective manner. This service is not that easily substituted for a cheaper alternative.
@@DrrolfskiWho is the target audience of this video? Sample-based producers who want to release music without being sued. What year was this video made? It was made in 2024? Why is that relevant? Machine learning algorithms can detect copywrited audio. Why is Tracklib a solution? The source audio is cleared.
Man, because of you i saved so much money on music production, that now I can afford a simple subscription without bitching about it 🤣
Thank you! 👍
I should be in jail
What a sellout
Man’s gotta pay bills too.
@@iShredStreetstrue and to his defense he did not say 'welcome to gas therapy'. I respect his decission to not starve but coming from a person who used to tell his audience how to improve their skills and save money not buying less than useful things, that's the very definition of selling out.
@@OG_Mereles The medium is the message... He is on RUclips, which adopted television's advertising model almost 2 decades ago. There is no "pure" RUclipsr; they will all shill.
Why can't people learn how to play music and create original stuff, this is zombie music for brain dead people 'In my opinion"
Original stuff is a great imagination, imo.
What a ridiculous opinion.
Which is more original and creative, J Dilla making music with samples, or Greta Van Fleet ripping off Led Zeppelin with "real" instruments ?