You’re proposing the idea that art has no value if that value is small

It’s like your boss asking you at work if you wanna come in for an hour of unpaid time because it’s a small amount so who cares?

Because I agree if the song is a hit and you have funds to pay for it

But if a small poor artist makes a stack I’m not taking that from them

I never paid the guy who made the Rayman soundtrack for sampling the Blue Mountain ambient sounds on an album that made me like £150

Guess it's over for me

No I'm not, That comparison doesn’t even make any sense

You’re saying you don’t want anyone to sample unless you’re already rich and backed by a label

Huh? Nobody’s saying that at all

And my comparison does make sense

You said you don’t care about sampling if the resulting work doesn’t make a ton of money

That’s equivalent to your boss asking you to come in for an hour of work unpaid because the paid amount is small

Either music has value or it doesn’t. It’s not dependent on the amount

I’ve said numerous times artists can release songs with uncleared samples all they want, I don’t care. Same way I don’t care if someone steals food from Target. But if you choose to do that, understand that there are risks that come with it

I’m just asking for fairness on sample clearance prices

If me and Drake both sample a song he should absolutely pay more than me. His song is gonna bring in x100 the revenue

There’s absolutely no reason Danny should’ve went in debt and couldn’t even recoup the money for AE sample clearance

I agree but that determination comes down to who owns the rights of the song being sampled

RIP

royal bank of canada buys ktt2.com

#🍇Spotify

The laziest sample based producers mad af rn

Very cool

all the nerds need to come together to get a nightshade-type system to f*** with the DSPs somehow, f*** this s***

spotify UI is so ugly now bro you scroll down and there’s like an extra 10 pieces of info now for no reason on some songs