its better to recreate the sample you would have to pay less
What if right, u wanted to remix a dnb tune, for example, if i wanted to remix smash TV by C&S,
do i tell them i wanna do it and they send me samples they used to make the original and i make a new tune using the same samples or do u start from scratch and hope the remix sounds like the original?
Do the original producers have any input (like sending the samples) on a remix?
Chase & Status would pay somebody to remix their tune for them then they own the rights to the remix after it is finished. Any remixes that are on releases are funded by the original artist first. Jason Nevins that remixed the Jungle Brothers tune was paid a couple of thousand for the remix and they made hundreds of thousands of that tune.
thats fuckin bollox if you wanna copy a riff...people copy riffs all the time...ive copied riffs from mozart, but he aint gunna bang on my door demanding money
Chase & Status would pay somebody to remix their tune for them then they own the rights to the remix after it is finished. Any remixes that are on releases are funded by the original artist first. Jason Nevins that remixed the Jungle Brothers tune was paid a couple of thousand for the remix and they made hundreds of thousands of that tune.
Dr. Dre is an example of this he recreates all the samples he uses note for note, you still would have to pay the artist but not as much as if you straight sampled them. I'll have a dig around see if I can find stuff for you if nobody comes back with better information
thats fuckin bollox if you wanna copy a riff...people copy riffs all the time...ive copied riffs from mozart, but he aint gunna bang on my door demanding money
fuck george lucas.
fuck him right in the ear.
copying loops, okay u should have to get some sort of authorization but riffs?
thats just stupid, its like me doin a tune with a bassline that goes C,D,E,D and making people pay me if they think about using the same pattern