Krishna, I suppose you understand samples and sound libraries are "sold" not for the public's general listening, but for music composers and producers to USE in their composition. And that the use of such commercially available samples does not amount to plagiarism.
The very reason why they are sold is so that these people can buy them. Its the same case with vst plugins and other music related software. They are MADE so that they CAN be used. So there is absolutely NO harm in using samples, be it by ARR or anyone else for that reason. Plus, saves time!! Note: If you still insist this is plagiarism, then all music in the world is plagiarised, since invariably one of the twleve notes in music has already been used in some other song :P !!! --- In [email protected], "chup_ssshhh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > A silent user here (but also a composer), > > > Hi guys and girls, > > Me as a omposer do use lots of samples, not in all my music. Ofcourse > I'm not the only one who uses these samples. > Last month I bought a sample bank: Uberschall - Da Nu RnB, Hip Hop > Drum Loops and Samples. > > I was really glad hearing these awesome samples....till suddenly I > heard a simmilarity between a sample song called "Hip Harp" and Munbe > Munbe Vaa!!! > > I was really shocked, it was like A. R. Rahman used these samples but > played them in adifferent range! it sounds like a complete lift! Even > the beat measure of this sample is a clear copy of the rythm used by > A. R. Rahman in "Munbe Munbe Vaa"!!! > > I like you guys to hear these samples, but pls give me a good link > where i can upload these files. > > Warning : DO NOT GET SHOCKED HEARING THESE SAMPLES, THESE SAMPLES ARE > MADE BEFORE A. R. RAHMAN'S "MUNBE MUNBE VAA"!!! > > I can say, that everybody uses samples, wheter they are beats or > sounds. Every producers gets inspired by some samples. Even A. R. > Rahman, the biggist composer of these times, uses samples in his > music arts. > > Do not reply stupidness untill you heared these samples, otherwise you > are fooling yourself and others. First listen to the sample and then > give you're opinion. > > Sorry for my bad English:P > > Krishna >
