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Looperman is decent, but most loops and samples are made by randoms and these randoms sometimes require you to credit or ask that you buy a licence off them if you gonna publish, and some dont. it's listed what is required on each sample, but sometime's these randoms get clever and post stuff they do not own and dont even tell you about it so be carefull, if it sounds familiar, it probably is. Source: about 3 years ago
So, to add some context. This is a hip hop song. The vocal is an acapella from looperman.com. I honestly enjoy and like the song, but I feel the mix needs some sort of "air" to it. My biggest struggle is with mixing the bass. I also struggled a bit with eqing the synths. I have several versions of this song mixed, but felt like this version is the best I have done so far. Any tips/critical thoughts are welcomed... Source: over 3 years ago
Yo I made a raf camora type guitar loop in 2021 and basically added it to my loopkits and then uploaded to looperman.com with notice in description that says "CONTACT ME FOR MAJOR PLACEMENT USE" Now I found out that Raf Camora producers sampled it and it made into a song without me as coprod or any contact from them. I know that looperman has its terms but there is also a authors law - can I do something in that... Source: over 3 years ago
Branch out perhaps. I felt I had plateaued for a long time, what got me a bit further at one point was learning piano- I can play them simultaneously somewhat, but it also gives me a backing track over which I can record myself playing harmonica, so I can make little instrumentals and songs, or perhaps playing with others, or if you don't want to make your own backing tracks/invest in learning a new instrument,... Source: over 3 years ago
I became a producer about 4 months ago and I've been explosively excelling non-stop ever since. What I did was spend months watching yt tutorials before I even got this mac on the basics like DAW's, literally collecting up so so so much information, once I picked a comfortable DAW I found nice I used that title in every single search after that, studying the DAW, learning how to use it, the little things like how... Source: almost 4 years ago
You donโt have a problem if itโs for YouTube only. If u wanted to make a cover and put it on Spotify a company like http://landr.com does the job for you or http://soundrop.com or an OG site called easylistening. But u can even use the music of Bon Jovi and sing it on ur YouTube channel. Youโre just gonna get a copyright claim not a strike. YouTube had thing called โChecksโ where if a label chooses to give a... Source: over 3 years ago
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