- Dec 30, 2010
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Just came across this high school on youtube...
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Just came across this high school on youtube...
Just out of general interest, do the mixers ever pay royalties to the original artists and v/o talent?
absolutely hit the nail on the headNo they don't which means that music is made illegally because they are selling it for profit. People can complain about others stlealing music, heck I don't like it myself, but there isn't much that can be done because the gym that thinks they own the music doesn't because royalties were never paid to that artist to begin with. People shouldn't complain too much because if someone wanted to they could stop cheer music from using artists music all together with just a silly ol lawsuit.
absolutely hit the nail on the head
my father is in the radio business and was going to post something lengthy about legal usage etc..but basically this is it
xtremeteal4life said:absolutely hit the nail on the head
my father is in the radio business and was going to post something lengthy about legal usage etc..but basically this is it
ztaprincess said:It is funny because this gets brought up rather often and everytime I think to myself why in the world do people pay so much money for an illegal piece of music. You would think that if people knew that technically it is all against the law that the complaining would be less and people wouldn't pay so much for it.
I actually think it would be smart for a music producer to find out how to get royalties for music because I think if they were the only one or the first one to do this it could make this business grow because many gyms may opt for a more legal way of getting their music. The price may go up a tad and the music mixer may earn a smaller cut of the profit but if business grew it would be at their benefit to cover their own butt.
Someone's been missing practice for Orange... haha
I used to be in radio but it's been 10 years so my memory may be fuzzy. I don't remember much about ASCAP and legalities but I thought that if less than :30 seconds of a song was played it was legal to use whether royalties were paid or not. Things may have changed or my memory is incorrect though so I'm not going to stand by this if I'm wrong lol! I remember studying it but it's been too long since I used any working knowledge of it.