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scene music stolen

category: music [glöplog]
@rez : p'tain :/
added on the 2010-08-30 15:25:29 by med med
Downloaded and verified that I indeed have a track in that app.
"Hollow", from Razor chipdisk #3 (2003)
Curiously, recognized as a track from "tPORt", which by the looks of Google is "one the leading WEB teams" in the Russian scene. I can't remember that I ever gave permission for them to use the track either, so it's theft upon theft in my case :D


I'll send Apple a note when I get back from work tonight, methinks.
added on the 2010-08-30 16:08:23 by lug00ber lug00ber
lug00ber, send it to itunesmarketing@apple.com directly, because that's the adress i was given when i filed in the first complain. :)
added on the 2010-08-30 16:29:45 by dalezy dalezy
thanks for the tip :)
added on the 2010-08-30 16:31:16 by lug00ber lug00ber
meanwhile, maybe sceners with access can rank it bad?
hehe yea, it contains my worst smalltune ever as track1186.

nice collection though, and i've earned fairly enough with producing music commercially to not give a fuck to the $2 / month the uploader gains with this collection with my crappy tune in it, i'm not outraged, but for the show, the uploader might as well spend the annual $24 on experimental stomach cancer medicines.
added on the 2010-08-30 16:45:06 by nagz nagz
oh btw. the track "Lenina 58" made by Mephizto and me in like 2000 (using FT2 and some guitar riffs played by our fellow friend, KcG:) was allegedly out on some hungarian downtempo collection (at least with proper titling), later ABC television in the US used it as a backgrounding music during an interview with some basketball player. lolz.
added on the 2010-08-30 16:49:34 by nagz nagz
falken just told me about this other app
http://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/module-player/id329731070?mt=8

same shit
added on the 2010-08-30 19:12:57 by med med
Hmm. For me, the "Module Player" app crosses the line away from blatant copyright abuse, and into "a bit lame that they're charging for it when so much other stuff in the tracker world is free, but otherwise legitimate". The key difference is that you're paying for the player app (i.e. the work that the programmer has done), not for a pack of songs. Whether that work is worth $2.99 is debatable, but that's for the market to decide.

Also, presumably the tracks are being loaded on demand from the modland FTP, not distributed as part of the app store download, which makes it difficult to argue that the app author is infringing copyright.
added on the 2010-08-30 19:57:35 by gasman gasman
oks. xeron, non-commercial and probably technology related
added on the 2010-08-30 21:55:04 by sigflup sigflup
seems to have simularities with a site called keygenmusic wich is full of banners and buy links. same (russian) guys

btw AZERTY keyboards is the most retarded thing since timbaland
added on the 2010-08-30 22:28:07 by Dubmood Dubmood
Quote:
seems to have simularities with a site called keygenmusic wich is full of banners and buy links. same (russian) guys


looks like a different game to me. that certain "keygen music"-site hosts modded files - the credits for most of the tunes are blanked out.
added on the 2010-08-30 22:34:16 by dalezy dalezy
what I mean with simular is, more or less the same collection of songs from mostly russian groups using songs without permission and often lacks credits
added on the 2010-08-30 22:36:15 by Dubmood Dubmood
I don't give a shit about the money (my track in the app is available for free download both in the chipdisk and from last.fm), but I don't like people making money off my work, regardless of the sum.

If the app/music pack was free I wouldn't mind at all, but I draw the line when people charge for my work without my consent.
added on the 2010-08-30 23:18:50 by lug00ber lug00ber
buhuhu, someone stole the music i made to celebrate theft!!!11
added on the 2010-08-30 23:36:22 by havoc havoc
Mail sent to Apple.
Now we play the waiting game.
added on the 2010-08-30 23:36:27 by lug00ber lug00ber
in about 8h, you may receive something starting with

Quote:
Dear Apple Customer:

Recently, you contacted Apple support using Apple's online web support form. We're very interested in getting your feedback regarding your support experience.
added on the 2010-08-31 00:05:03 by dalezy dalezy
:D
added on the 2010-08-31 00:07:34 by lug00ber lug00ber
Actually, I already got a reply from itunesmarketing@apple.com:

Quote:

Hi Ola,

To submit a claim of alleged infringement in regards to content that is available for download on the iTunes Store, please notify our legal department at iTunesStoreNotices@apple.com.
Please send us the following information as it appears on the iTunes Store:
The name of the artist/band/tv show/movie The title of the product(s) at issue (including song titles if an entire playlist is not at issue) The UPC/EAN or ISRC code In which territories you are asserting rights A URL of the content in dispute from the iTunes Store (right/control‐click the content to copy URL) Screenshots may also be beneficial.
Please be sure to also explain the rights issue, specifying whether it relates to the composition, sound recording, trademark, and/or other intellectual property concern, and we will investigate the matter accordingly.

Regards,

iTunes Marketing
itunesmarketing@apple.com


However, I sent the mail both to that address and to the address stated on their website. So I'll wait around a bit more before I write yet another mail to the other address they gave.
added on the 2010-08-31 00:10:06 by lug00ber lug00ber
interesting, my complaint ended right at itunesmarketing@apple.com, i didn't get redirected any further.

apple's obviously making it big in the entertainment business :)
added on the 2010-08-31 00:15:26 by dalezy dalezy
for what it's worth, i can guarantee i haven't given permission to some cocknugget to make money off my tunes :)
added on the 2010-08-31 08:43:01 by reed reed
updating dalezy's list:

juho
dualtrax
cozmic
anak
mordicus
space toaster
corwin
paledeth+dualtrax
david human
D.Lay aka PsiTrix
strobe
zoef
mathieu berthaud (clawz)
ManTra
sun & wotw
TaZ
cyborg jeff
floppi
andromeda & mickrippon
SM
xyzzy
zodiaks + soft maniac
dhs
matt
8bitbubsy
MedCg

couple of uncredited ones:

track1215.xm "Jump&run" is by wotw
(ironicly "heavily inspired" by a C64 tune I can't remember right now)

track1219.xm "so close." is by floppi
added on the 2010-08-31 11:30:15 by tempest tempest
you can add "kenet".

and there 3 or 4 music by "rez" too :)
added on the 2010-08-31 16:08:26 by rez rez
rez, check one page back.
added on the 2010-08-31 16:15:08 by dalezy dalezy
Quote:

buhuhu, someone stole the music i made to celebrate theft!!!11


I LOLed quite much !!
added on the 2010-08-31 16:28:59 by lsl lsl

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