whatsup guys,
simple question.
i've used a couple of samples from the freesound.org website on one of my forthcoming releases.
i wanted to attribute the original creators of those sounds since its required as they are all part of the creative commons license.
so how do you i go about doing that with a digital release on beatport and other similar websites?
as in where exactly do i mention 'this song contains 'sample x.wav' created by 'artist x' from freesound.org'
anyone has any experience with this?
cheers!
freesound.org beatport attrubution
yeah, i went on the link. i can see the sample. but what do i do with this?meffeo wrote:Follow this link
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Re: freesound.org beatport attrubution
I thought the creative commons license meant that you could not use music under it for general release. I might be wrong though...ferdy wrote:whatsup guys,
simple question.
i've used a couple of samples from the freesound.org website on one of my forthcoming releases.
i wanted to attribute the original creators of those sounds since its required as they are all part of the creative commons license.
so how do you i go about doing that with a digital release on beatport and other similar websites?
as in where exactly do i mention 'this song contains 'sample x.wav' created by 'artist x' from freesound.org'
anyone has any experience with this?
cheers!
Re: freesound.org beatport attrubution
this is true. You can only release it on a netlabel::BLM:: wrote:I thought the creative commons license meant that you could not use music under it for general release. I might be wrong though...ferdy wrote:whatsup guys,
simple question.
i've used a couple of samples from the freesound.org website on one of my forthcoming releases.
i wanted to attribute the original creators of those sounds since its required as they are all part of the creative commons license.
so how do you i go about doing that with a digital release on beatport and other similar websites?
as in where exactly do i mention 'this song contains 'sample x.wav' created by 'artist x' from freesound.org'
anyone has any experience with this?
cheers!