[linux-audio-user] [ot] Is DJ-ing commercial use of music tracks?

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> A DJ with no tracks to play is an unemployed sound engineer.

Maybe even not that. But to put it another way, an artist not sampled 
and remixed by DJs is a forgotten artist? Many of the best DJs also 
produce their own tracks.

I think we all agree that what money goes into the music industry 
isn't very evenly distributed at the moment. I'm all in favour of 
paying artists so they can continue making music, but with the 
current system it seems the vast majority don't make a living out of 
it, even if they do have a recording deal. A tiny minority make a 
great deal of money.

I think the libre software community has plenty of ideas which would 
be of benefit to musicians generally - just throwing in a few here:

release early release often
be clear about copyright
acknowledge your sources
freedom in licences
work together without egos

Cheers

Daniel


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