 Garage Band/loops, Copyright |
 Sat 25 Feb 2006, 10:11
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If you record a song using a Garage Band loop, and try to commercialise (ie send it to record companies as a demo) it, are there difficulties with copyright?
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Sun 26 Feb 2006, 17:59
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Loops provided in commercially and widely available applications are royalty-free almost 100% of the time - in other words, you can use them for whatever you like. What you usually can't do is create new sample libraries from the supplied loops etc and then sell them, passing the work off as your own original collection.
Musicians often tend to alter the bundled loops in some way because it's more rewarding, artistically. But if it fits your tune as is, why worry? |
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maziz Garage Band/loops Sat 25 Feb 2006, 10:11
schoppito This is a good question. Is there a chance any lo... Sun 26 Feb 2006, 07:21 justd Hi Maziz,
no Maziz, this won't be a problem, b... Sun 26 Feb 2006, 12:10 hahaworld Nope! GarageBand loops are royalty-free, so se... Mon 27 Feb 2006, 01:00 maziz Thanks everyone for the feedback!
I try to us... Mon 27 Feb 2006, 09:24
maziz PS: I almost forgot...you can check out some of my... Mon 27 Feb 2006, 20:09 |
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