Re: New site idea (for all you musicians out there)
Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 12:23 am
MusicForTheMasses.com
Haha
Haha
Awsome
https://archive.theresnosolution.com/
pleaserecordforme.comNic wrote:Any ideas on a name people?
It's taken.V wrote:MusicForTheMasses.com
Haha
That was the point this thread needed.LTS wrote:how about.
http://themusicproject.com/
and for the 'stealing songs' complaint, how about this: users are required to release their material with a creative commons share-alike license so anyone can use it as long as they attribute it to the original artist.
grandpa wrote:bonersareoverrated.com
Come on guys! These domain names are way toooooooo long!hardcoresum41fan wrote:grandpa wrote:bonersareoverrated.com
Say Goodnight wrote:http://www.theresnomusic.com/forum/index.php
Yeah I even pointed out that it was a good idea ;)LTS wrote:did anyone read my post about releasing the music via a creative commons sharalike 3.0???
that would solve any problems.
Anyone could take and use your riff as long as they atribute it to you.
That's how the baby works.
read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_licenses
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons
Trent Reznor released NIN's album "Ghosts I-IV" with a CC3.0 license..
whoops. didn't see that. But it seemed all the other people ignored it.V wrote:Yeah I even pointed out that it was a good idea ;)LTS wrote:did anyone read my post about releasing the music via a creative commons sharalike 3.0???
that would solve any problems.
Anyone could take and use your riff as long as they atribute it to you.
That's how the baby works.
read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_licenses
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons
Trent Reznor released NIN's album "Ghosts I-IV" with a CC3.0 license..
...but V noticed itLTS wrote:whoops. didn't see that. But it seemed all the other people ignored it.V wrote:Yeah I even pointed out that it was a good idea ;)LTS wrote:did anyone read my post about releasing the music via a creative commons sharalike 3.0???
that would solve any problems.
Anyone could take and use your riff as long as they atribute it to you.
That's how the baby works.
read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_licenses
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons
Trent Reznor released NIN's album "Ghosts I-IV" with a CC3.0 license..
YES!Say Goodnight wrote:...but V noticed itLTS wrote:whoops. didn't see that. But it seemed all the other people ignored it.V wrote:Yeah I even pointed out that it was a good idea ;)LTS wrote:did anyone read my post about releasing the music via a creative commons sharalike 3.0???
that would solve any problems.
Anyone could take and use your riff as long as they atribute it to you.
That's how the baby works.
read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_licenses
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons
Trent Reznor released NIN's album "Ghosts I-IV" with a CC3.0 license..