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    The role of the record company is to nurture, promote, and distribute music around the world. According to www.manta.com, there are approximately seventy-two recording studios and ten record companies in Mississippi. Even when songs are perfectly written and arranged in their final form, the creative process continues through the use of music production. Before an artist records, it is a good idea to prepare the track for the addition of vocals. If your session has a lot of plug-ins and effects

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    Sampling nowadays is so common and some artists have taken it to a level that it is an art to use samples. If used correctly. My paper will focus on how sampling became a new way to create songs. And expose how big the sampling industry is. Web pages like Beatport sell samples and stems. So Dj’s can download them and mix them live. If a piece of music is distorted, might that be transformative and even be fair use? Using various resources and examples I will discuss whether should or shouldn’t there

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    Motown music was a genre of music that was founded before a famous band called the Beetles. It was a genre of music that was based out of Detroit that was targeted to be more of an African American record label. According to Gilbert Cruz author of the article “A Brief History of Motown” ”they knew people would be listening on their car stereos and on their transistor sets and they were going to do what it took to make their songs sound good and memorable

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    cashflows. Frank Ocean’s “Super Rich Kids” samples from Mary J. Blige’s “Real Love” to which the record label, TufAmerica, had filed for copyright infringement. The record label insisted that Ocean did not secure a license to use “Real Love”, which the label only owns 3.15% of the song. TufAmerica also sued Kanye West for sampling from Eddie Bo’s “Hook & Sling” and “claimed that although West’s labels paid a licensing fee, they ‘failed and refused to enter into written license agreements that accounted

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    At a young age people are asked “ What do you want to be when you grow up?” many answer simply replying with president , doctor , or even a princess. Eventually the same kids grow up and start to think more seriously about careers and eventually the president's turn in to lawyers , the doctors become teachers, and the princesses actually become nurses . They take more things into consideration such as the salary , what the job actually does, the education required , and most importantly if they can

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    Hey guys! It's Parker again and this week in my blog, I am talking about the changes to come for the new season regarding cheer music mixes. So if you are a competitive cheerleading you probably are heard little floats of gossip, or comments about the new rule I am going to talk about. Many of you will not be happy, but it is not as horrible as you would think. In this case the All-Star Cheerleading Industry is not involved, it is strictly the copyright law. According to https://www.cheersounds.com/blog/all-star-music-changes/

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    agenda. Having playlists available, that are generated by your friends just as prominent as playlists generated by Spotify tastemakers should fix some of these issues. It will be difficult for some users not to see curated playlists as just record label agendas and additional

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    No I would argue that the "real talent" of a popular musician cannot be assessed at all as music like art is subjective, that there is no undisputed method to compare people's talents, and that music will inevitably evolve past the need for talent. Music like art is subjective, people will like different things based on their experiences and impressions of other people's works, things like environment, mood, clarity, etc. all factor into this, so whether or not the work of some late musician will

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    full album by a musician or musicians. People aren’t as likely to follow a musician through thick and thin even if they do release a bad song or album. An example could be that someone may like a few songs by Beyonce, but not her albums so they won’t label themselves as a fan of her work. In the older days like when the Beatles were still huge, a fan would love every song and know them all by heart. Even if there were a few songs that they didn’t like as much as others, they would still love the Beatles

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    Have you ever considered a time capsule? What do the items in this big barrel really stand for? Say you were to find a time capsule from the 1980s. You find inside an 8-Track tape of Bruce Springsteen’s The River released in 1980. What do you think of this? Do you overlook the meaning and see it as a representation of the type of music played in the 80s, Pop/Rock? Or maybe you see a significance that reaches far beyond just a type of music. Maybe you notice that this 8-Track represents not only music

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