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Are Samples Okay? - 2007/01/30 01:41 in moderation of course
i'm not going to jack a beat from anyone
but if i feel the need to take an obscure guitar sample
i'd like to do so and feel comfortable about it
the only reason i ask
is because of the cover song thread
and i was just wondering if it was any different
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Re:Are Samples Okay? - 2007/01/30 09:26 I am not the authority on this, but I think it is ok. In fact there is a place where people can post their own samples for others to use.

www.usefulconcept.com/rpmchallenge/
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Re:Are Samples Okay? - 2007/01/30 09:36 Take the RZA's advice: anything is fair game so long as it's unrecognizable. Also, if you have no intention on actually selling the record, you doon't have any clearance issues, so go nuts. Not like I am any high authority, but the RZA is...
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Re:Are Samples Okay? - 2007/01/30 10:06 I'd have to agree on the whole point of "if you aren't selling it"...then it doesn't matter.

I've seen some people take some very recognizable samples and squeeze them until they were totally unrecognizable, not hard to do if you are worried about it.

I say go for it...IMO
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Re:Are Samples Okay? - 2007/01/30 22:16 Check this link I found doing a search on "Sampling Postmodern Theory"

http://www.womenoftechno.com/technoessay1.html

"With my Djing, which consists mainly of wild cut-ups and scratches, I try to overcome cultural barriers. In the USA, for example, racial barriers are still very present, in Europe, too. The easiest way to establish a dialogical way of give-and-take is mixing. The generation of Afro-Americans, to which I belong, slowly starts to overcome these barriers of frustration...In the economic as in the psycho-social field a new sense of equality, meaning coexistence, is established. Some decades ago, Elvis would visit a blues pub, listen to that sound, steal it and then sell it as his own work - the present development counterfeits that."
(Dj Spooky cited in Hartmann and Pettauer)
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Re:Are Samples Okay? - 2007/01/31 11:25 I'd recommend reading anything by Spooky on sampling and djing in the digital era. Or Lawrence Lessig, if you prefer an approach from constitutional law.
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