Lemme say something to my friend Rob, i know he would understand me:
A while i ago i created few Jean Michel Jarre combis for M3 and recorded few
MP3 Demos on my website so people can hear, it is 30$ Donation...
Ok, i dont understand why i violated copyrights, since i know i didnt but now
lets say i did...how the hell in the world would he prosecute me?
The guy has over 3 million dollars studio only...i have one keyboard and a
mattress, thats all to my name...
First of all, if he wins, what would he get out of me?
Second, even if i sold 100 Copies thats not even 3000$...?
Third, would he really be willing to take legal action over a 500$ i made?
Fourth, how much share can i give to him out of 500$?
Fifth, would he actually ever hear that i Exist at all??? Or my Combis?
I happen to think that in this thread we are all RIGHT we just have different
ways of explaining oursefs, as i can see i agree with all of you and at the end
i still think that what i am saying is right. Most of the Synth and Software
Copyrights agreements say the same. They are to be used for Anything but
sold...i dont think i break any LAW if i Copied a sound over from Ketron to
Korg format, since that work is 100% MINE and noone can prove me wrong.
What if Ketron for a certain synth sounds used an ARP 2600 and i did the
same? Lets take an example, i mentiond JMJ, some of the sounds i created
on M3 are EXACTLY the same as His even though he used some other synth?
Where do i break the Copyright Law in there??? It is still 100% MY own work.
I dont care if he intended to play Oxygene 4 with that sound or Oxygene 254,
the same Sound can be used to Play many other things.
If i take a string patch from the EWQL Symphony and sample it note by note
then turn it into M3 Format in my opinion is still my work.
I could've used the same Orchestra or any other and recreate the same patch???
Thanks
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You are right...i personally challenge KORG itself to go on my website and i willworth wrote:b; Actually prove that the work was your work. Even minor modifications to a style could be argued in court ior years over ownership. Can anyone claim
if i have to send them my 24 Western Series styles to prove that i used their
own styles to create mine, AND YES I DID but i still challenge them to find
ONE SINGLE THING that they can say its theirs, even though i used few things.
In reality its ilegal, even if i used one note, its their ownership but they cant prove it.
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