As an interesting aside to this discussion about musicians relying on some one else to make sounds for them............. I have a friend who works for a publishing company that deals with "Library" type music. In other words pre recorded music for Documentaries or background tracks for radio adds etc. He was telling me about this great new talent he signed who had hundreds of great tracks recorded on his home computer. They signed this guy and sold one of his CD's in to the market (actually they give them away and collect on the airplay). On a recent visit to another client(who actually works in radio) in another state, this friend of mine was singing the praises of his new signing and played a track of the CD. Imagine his surprise when this client said.....hey that's my track.......and played a very similar sounding track from his own CD including the EXACT backing track. It turns out that both these guys use Acid and use those complete "backing track" packages. So they simply get the whole backing track and play some melodies over them and call the track their own. Of course both these guys credibility just went down the drain. (although it probably does not matter in that particular industry) It raises some interesting questions about using commercial loops and even presets from instruments. How much do we "lean" on other peoples talents for our own completed tracks? It's a big subject. Phil Buckle.
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Re: [exs] Re: Hey that sounds lke my track!!was[OT] Slayer (guitar plugin)
2002-12-22 by Phil Buckle
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