Topic: FXP MP3 files
I like to share presets but I don't consider my own playing to be ready for prime time. Is it considered alright to use an MP3 from someone else? For instance one that was available for free download from someones site.
Bill
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- Beto-Music
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Re: FXP MP3 files
It the mp3 was rendered with pianoteq, I see no problem, unless in case it's copyrighted material.
- Philippe Guillaume
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Bill, did you mean MIDI file? An mp3 file created without your fxp (containing your preset) is of no use for demonstrating that fxp.
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Yeah, same with me... i've only been playing a bit over a year, so my playing skills are kind of beginner-ish.
Is there any way to indicate that the audio demo for FXP files were rendered from someone else's midi files, or sequenced using renoise, etc...?
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Pianoteq 5 STD+blüthner, Renoise 3 • Roland FP-4F + M-Audio Keystation 88es
Intel i5@3.4GHz, 16GB • Linux Mint xfce 64bit
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Re: FXP MP3 files
Yes I meant MIDI file. I obviously don't want to break any laws but also don't want to offend anyone either.
Bill
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Re: FXP MP3 files
delt wrote:
Yeah, same with me... i've only been playing a bit over a year, so my playing skills are kind of beginner-ish.
Is there any way to indicate that the audio demo for FXP files were rendered from someone else's midi files, or sequenced using renoise, etc...?
Yes, you can put the credit in the Description field.