Originally posted by Diki:
Sorry, yes, I should acknowledge those of you that DO have a sense of ethics, honesty and decency.
To the rest of you, I wish all you the greatest success in the world. I hope that each and every one of you has a chart hit, or writes a tune that is covered by a very popular band. For those of you more technically minded, I hope you write one of the most popular software music programs ever, or invent the most stable keyboard stand ever, or a PA system that fits in a small suitcase.
Then I hope someone steals it, copies it and distributes it for free...
Then FINALLY, you might 'get it'....
Well, finally some one sees the point I am making. I think we are on the same page at last.
Now that we have agreed that we don�t like one person taking another person�s work or part of a work and including it in the copier�s work.
I guess we will all stop playing our arrangers and return them because they have styles that include recognizable parts of some one else�s copyrighted work. And because they have the music finder feature that set-ups the keyboard with sounds, styles and name the files that sound like some one else�s copyrighted work.
So being the �moral and ethical� people we are, I guess we will be rushing to return all our arrangers, workstations and softsynths because we would not participate in an activity that has been going on in the music instrument industry for over 40 years.
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