Re: [microsound] Re: soundalikes

[Alex Young <alex@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

This reminds me of something I read about Stanley Kubrick playing 
classical
music when making 2001, and deciding to leave it in the finished film 
rather than
have a new score composed.

I'd never even thought of using sampling as a way of sketching out 
ideas until
I read about 2001, and this made me wonder if musicians did similar 
things.

I can appreciate why a lot of people might not like the idea of doing 
this.

On 15 Sep 2004, at 16:35, th_ost wrote:
> to what i've heard from various sources in hiphop/r'n'b/etc. 
> production it
> has become usus lately to first program/sketch out tracks with ripped
> samples/loops/whatnots and then have session musicians come in and 
> play them
> or variations of these...
> don't know about the exact legal status though...
> whether they still have to pay royalties for songwriting and just avoid
> paying for the rights to use the recording and/or (esp. in the case of 
> only
> 3-4 note riffs) if this way any copyright issues can be avoided.
>
> anybody any more info?

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