The Copyrights Over Sampled Beat

Qwerty

Sshsh-Straight fiya!
ill o.g.
I read a couple thread. And you guyz said that you send your beat on a cd to the library congress at www.copyright.gov and then you have your copyrights.

Can it still works with heavily sampled songs??
 

J Cro

Hulkamaniac
ill o.g.
Qwerty said:
I read a couple thread. And you guyz said that you send your beat on a cd to the library congress at www.copyright.gov and then you have your copyrights.

Can it still works with heavily sampled songs??

you have to send in copies showing you have permission to use the samples along with your cd and forms
 

pirell

ILLIEN
ill o.g.
dont waste your time "copyrightting" something thats got samples you dont have permission to use, unless they are from sample Cd's, i cant use an enya sample and "copyright" my beat...its a waste of time and not being very smart.
 

bigdmakintrax

BeatKreatoR
ill o.g.
Battle Points: 123
OMG......not this again.....Pirell Thanks man.....even though you gonna get everyone's interpretation...YOU CANNOT copyright Some existing work even a seemingly original remix.......without permission....most do not understand this simple concept.....no matter what degree of your skillfull flipping the sample........if you do and use it...get ready for court later on an have a good lawyer.....we know this part is usually unlikely at street level but if the song blew....you need to be ready.
 

J Cro

Hulkamaniac
ill o.g.
Lawtown Junky said:
you have to send in copies showing you have permission to use the samples along with your cd and forms


i thought i answered this question already?
 
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