By swamp
Thu May 12, 2005 5:28 am
ever cleard a sample from a movie? how do u got about doiin it? and if u have how much did it cost?
By DjChronoBeats
Thu May 12, 2005 5:46 am
dr.dre gets ideas from movies, there's a sample from a movie in the original chronic
By featherboy
Thu May 12, 2005 11:12 am
I've heard that if you are going to do it properly it is really expensive because lots of different people have a share in the rights, including the scriptwriter.
Are you asking out of curiousity, or are you really in a situation where you need to get sample clearance?
Are you asking out of curiousity, or are you really in a situation where you need to get sample clearance?
By swamp
Thu May 12, 2005 3:32 pm
well kinda both i got som really tight sampled beats and i sampled sum music off the movie,and im wanting 2 put out a project,and i was wanting 2 use a few phrases but if it cost alot $ (which im strugglin right now and dont have,lol) i guess i might have 2 figure out sumthing else??
By trupro
Thu May 12, 2005 9:31 pm
How big a deal is the release? I would venture that if you
don't forsee (honestly) the thing selling over 20,000 units,
then there is no harm done.
I actually released something where I used a
sample from a very popular movie.
Although the sample wasn't the very recognizeable
'spy themesong' we all know, I got pissed...
The producer told me way after where it actually came from,
but we all know it was a sample to begin with.
The long/short of that is, we got away with it, cus
even tho it did decent in US and
elswhere, the sales weren't anything that would
get the attention of people who made the flick.
If you are selling the track, however, be it
a major or independant release, I would make
sure that the contract states the final owner of the
master recording is liable for sample use, not
yourself as producer.
don't forsee (honestly) the thing selling over 20,000 units,
then there is no harm done.
I actually released something where I used a
sample from a very popular movie.
Although the sample wasn't the very recognizeable
'spy themesong' we all know, I got pissed...
The producer told me way after where it actually came from,
but we all know it was a sample to begin with.
The long/short of that is, we got away with it, cus
even tho it did decent in US and
elswhere, the sales weren't anything that would
get the attention of people who made the flick.
If you are selling the track, however, be it
a major or independant release, I would make
sure that the contract states the final owner of the
master recording is liable for sample use, not
yourself as producer.