Quick question about music copywrites..

[Armin]

Then maybe it's more common in a different genre of music. None of the bands I listen to/cover are too untalented to not write their own music.

[Super_X]

Then maybe it's more common in a different genre of music. None of the bands I listen to/cover are too untalented to write their own music.

Hehe, you said it wrong.
On a side note, I really doubt that the different genres would change that much in general protocol.

[Armin]

Then maybe it's more common in a different genre of music. None of the bands I listen to/cover are too untalented to write their own music.

Hehe, you said it wrong.
On a side note, I really doubt that the different genres would change that much in general protocol.

I think you missed my point.

[Super_X]

Then maybe it's more common in a different genre of music. None of the bands I listen to/cover are too untalented to write their own music.

Hehe, you said it wrong.
On a side note, I really doubt that the different genres would change that much in general protocol.

I think you missed my point.

I understood that since the artists write their own songs, you'd think they wouldn't mind as much, because they get money for playing them aswell. But, I disagree because people are greedy, they always want new van so they can tour more comfortably, or a new lambo, so they can pick up babes. Just because they don't make all of their money off of the song writing doesn't change the fact that they still make money off of it.

[iago]

People don't play a music genre that 35 people listen to to make money. A lot of really good bands don't even make enough money to support themselves. Those are the ones that aren't in it for the money, and those are the ones who have the best music, in my opinion.

[Joe]

Exactly. You can't sell out if you're not making money to begin with.

[MyndFyre]

Exactly. You can't sell out if you're not making money to begin with.

Joe, that doesn't really make sense.  The idea is that you sell out when you're not making money so that you *do* make money.

[iago]

Exactly. You can't sell out if you're not making money to begin with.

Joe, that doesn't really make sense.  The idea is that you sell out when you're not making money so that you *do* make money.

I think he means that people who won't make money either way. ie, you can't sell out if you only have 52 fans.