I want to ask the chemical brother's permission to use a song for a music video I am making in college. Who do i contact and how?
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Posted 14 March 2006 - 9:37 PM
i think technically u need permission, but if its for non-commercial use and is only gonna be used for college chances are neither them or their record company representatives are gonna see it, so i wouldnt sweat.
but they got your IP address now buster, your screwed ;) X-D
but they got your IP address now buster, your screwed ;) X-D
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Posted 15 March 2006 - 3:28 PM
Hmm. I think rob vam would know the details of what his teachers expect of his assignment.
Maybe it's part of rob vam's project to obtain the proper liscensing to use the music?
Anyway, best of luck man. I wish I could give some sound advice!
Maybe it's part of rob vam's project to obtain the proper liscensing to use the music?
Anyway, best of luck man. I wish I could give some sound advice!
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Posted 15 March 2006 - 7:41 PM
I would maybe try to contact the record companies since they own the songs (sorry about the joke answer I didn't read it was for school, thought it was one of those "dude I want the chems to perform at my prom" questions)
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Posted 18 March 2006 - 9:44 AM
If it?s for non-commercial use you can do what ever you want.
I have been dealing with some similar stuff at uni over the last few weeks, we have been talking about how much you have to change something before it loses its copywrite.
I tend to mostly use my own stuff so i dont have to deal with it.
With audio and video I think there is some kind of 2 second clause, where if it is under 2 seconds it dose not matter at all, not sure exactly about that though.
I have been dealing with some similar stuff at uni over the last few weeks, we have been talking about how much you have to change something before it loses its copywrite.
I tend to mostly use my own stuff so i dont have to deal with it.
With audio and video I think there is some kind of 2 second clause, where if it is under 2 seconds it dose not matter at all, not sure exactly about that though.
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Posted 18 March 2006 - 2:58 PM
sneakerbeater Escribi�:
http://www.emimusicp...wide/index.html
chemicals songs are published by universal music not emi
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Posted 21 March 2006 - 1:29 PM
Thanks a mil everyone for your help. I might be using a song by a guy called chymera now. But I haven't given up on 'Close your eyes' just yet. Chymera is an irish electro producer with unbelivevable stuff. The footage suits that music a little better i think.Check him out on Chymera.org and listen to the track 'everybody dies... even horses'. Amazing and chilleded out with unbelieveable beats.
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