Interesting trivia, EP, thanks! -Jer > Still, I've seen stranger things get passed in Washington. There's something > called a "Soundmark", which is rarely used, but pretty weird. A Soundmark is > kind of like the strange legal offspring of a sound recording copyright and a > trademark It's what is normally used to protect an audio logo (like the NBC > chimes for example)...however, in recent years, Roland has used Soundmarks to > protect the actual sounds of an 808 and Harley Davidson used soundmarks to > "patent" the actual revving sound of their engines. It's definitely the most > bizarre form of legal protection for sounds I've ever heard of. It doesn't > make a lot of common sense, but it is real and has been proven in court. > Harley Davidson took another motorcycle company to court, suing them for > "Soundmark infringement" because the company's engines sounded too similar to > Harleys. AND HARLEY WON!! Amazing..... > > But back to the topic....yes I was just warning about posting the audio files > without permission, as this is clearly illegal.
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Re: [exs] Copyright and I.P. position on retuned samples - ideas please
2002-06-11 by HELP@MusicBootCamp.com
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