[Fmpro] are loops ok to use?

[onephatcat@earthlink.net]

Somehow my last post only went to Les... reposting:

Actually, I wasn't talking about ethics, but about how do you define music composition...

The truth is, the field has expanded so fast, that we, composers really need to 
expand our field of what we consider music composition. I was just being a little
cynical in a vain attempt to be humorous, but the reality is, we have to open our
horizons and accept that pretty much anything goes when it comes to making music,
which is as it should be. No need to limit yourself to what you can play or who 
you can hire if you have a library of royalty free sound loops (someone was payed
to create) that fit the bill for your music.

Joel


-----Original Message-----
>From: leshurdle <leshurdle at avradionet.com>
>Sent: May 29, 2007 4:33 PM
>To: onephatcat at earthlink.net, fmpro at nxport.com
>Subject: Re: [Fmpro] are loops ok to use?
>
>Gosh,
>
>I'm shamed and ashamed to dare to use technology which I paid for...  
>even though the client wanted those sounds and the budget sucked.
>
>However, watermarking would have solved all the issues......... they  
>didn't do it, fair game.
>
>L
>