Derechos de autor en librerias compradas

peich escribió:

Hola. Tengo una duda respecto a las librerias que se venden.

Si se compra un cd con loops, sonidos, bases, riffs...etc, ¿sería legal utilizar y publicar partes completas de dicha libreria aunque sean practicamente un tema al completo?

No se si me he explicado bien

Alguien escribió:

5. UTILITACIÓN DE LOS FICHEROS MUSICALES Y DE VÍDEO:
Los ficheros musicales o de vídeo de los productos MAGIX, deberán utilizarse exclusivamente para fines no comerciales (solamente en círculo particular). Cualquier utilización comercial del software y/o ficheros musicales o de vídeo sólo está permitida con la autorización expresa por escrito de MAGIX. Queda expresamente prohibida la utilización comercial, de cualquier clase, tanto de los ficheros originales, ficheros modificados o nuevas obras basadas en los ficheros musicales MAGIX, a no ser que tales o sus estuches vayan distinguidos con "royalty-free".

SPORT escribió:

si los has comprado, en las cajas lo ponen bien claro.

peich escribió:

"SPORT" escribió:

si los has comprado, en las cajas lo ponen bien claro.

Pues yo no encuentro nada. Por ejemplo en este tipo de librerias....

http://www.ueberschall.com/en/products/ ... vol_1.html

¿Donde hace referencia a si se puede utilizar con fines comerciales?

Alguien escribió:

Can I use your samples in my production?
Solution:

We wrote the following text to make licensing a little bit clearer. If it doesn't answer your questions, do not hesitate to contact us.

"You have purchased the right to use its samples, loops and mixes for your productions. But it is of prime importance that you DON'T use material from our libraries in isolation. That means, you CAN use e.g. a lick or a loop but you MUST add/layer another musical instrument/sound. You CANNOT take e.g. a "construction-kit-mix" or a demo track without any musical modification/addition. You MUST add one or more instrumental phrases or licks if you want to use this production for commercial purposes. Taking the mixes from a library and to just overdub some lyrics wouldn't really be a process of composing music (rather we would say: ueberschall composed the music, you did the lyrics)."

If you want to use an original loop from a construction-kit-MIX, you must pay a special additional license fee. If you want to use sounds (in isolation) for a game you must pay a special additional license fee. This license fee depends on several factors (media data):

- which medium will be used? (cd, tv, radio, internet, etc)

- how many contacts are expected? (e.g. pageimpressions or pagevisits)

- in which countries will be the loop/sounds be broadcasted/used?

- for which company?

- mainly used as background loop, trailer or audiologo? (only for loops)

- are the loop/sounds downloadable?

- description of the game

- which sounds will be used (folder & filename)



I'm still confused: Does "construction-kit-mix" mean the "DEMO" examples?


A: yes!

"SPORT" escribió:

You CANNOT take e.g. a "construction-kit-mix" or a demo track without any musical modification/addition. You MUST add one or more instrumental phrases or licks if you want to use this production for commercial purposes. Taking the mixes from a library and to just overdub some lyrics wouldn't really be a process of composing music (rather we would say: ueberschall composed the music, you did the lyrics)."

peich escribió:

Entiendo que viene a decir que no puedes utilizar una base, por ejemplo, por si sola aislada sin añadir nada tuyo.

Alguien escribió:

Taking the mixes from a library and to just overdub some lyrics wouldn't really be a process of composing music