bsr2002
Denny Crane
As far as asking for permission to use the song? Do you try to get hold of the artist or the record company?
TelePaul
J to the R O C
record company own the rights. then you shell out. big time.
bsr2002
Denny Crane
WOW 
But there are so many people doing it.
But there are so many people doing it.
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solo.guitar
New member
Who says you have to "shell out big time?"
You pay depending on how many copies you plan to sell of the CD that the song is on. I don't remember the exact rate but it isn't that high.
If you don't plan on making any money off the song, then you just need permission, but they may make you pay a small fee.
You pay depending on how many copies you plan to sell of the CD that the song is on. I don't remember the exact rate but it isn't that high.
If you don't plan on making any money off the song, then you just need permission, but they may make you pay a small fee.
bsr2002
Denny Crane
solo.guitar said:
Cool, thanks alot.
bigwillz24
New member
Shit man you just get that sample chop it up in the MPC.... oh the right way. 
I believe the rate is $0.07 per song per cd with a maximum of 4 songs. I don't have my music business book on hand at the moment.
I believe the rate is $0.07 per song per cd with a maximum of 4 songs. I don't have my music business book on hand at the moment.
MadAudio
Damned if I do
You just need to get what's known as a "mechanical license." Google it, 'cause I'm tired and about to go to bed.
TelePaul
J to the R O C
Whos song do you wanna re-do?
bsr2002
Denny Crane
Right now it's just a curiosity because so many artists are doing it now.TelePaul said:
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32-20-Blues
New member
Copyright generally expires after 50 years - just take some blues song from way back when.
