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By JoeyBags Sun May 21, 2006 12:32 am
I'm filling this out and the question I have here is..

"Is this work a changed or derivative work?"

If I sample.. and even if I chop up so much you can't tell, is it considered yes? Basically, what I'm asking is.. since I sample records I'm changing someone's work right? Am I understanding this correctly?

By Ajax Mon May 22, 2006 4:39 pm
From what I understand, yes... it is a derivative work. Since you are using the actual sound recording of another, regardless of the way you collage the samples into a new work... it is still a derivative work.



You can also contact the Copyright office and ask them. There should be some form of contact info at the official website.




ronJ
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By bboutit Fri Jun 02, 2006 1:32 pm
Ajax wrote:From what I understand, yes... it is a derivative work. Since you are using the actual sound recording of another, regardless of the way you collage the samples into a new work... it is still a derivative work.



You can also contact the Copyright office and ask them. There should be some form of contact info at the official website.




ronJ


I concur, make sure you have your license.