WHY DO I KEEP HAVING COPYRIGHT ISSUES WITH ROYALTY FREE SAMPLES!

Money destroys creativity

Thats why you cut up, reverse, pitch, and throw your sauce and turn it into a whole diff sample. never just drag and drop lol

If you can't play keys then pay a keyboardist to make your samples and loops.

What a mess this situatuion is

perspective changer

Is this just happening for just loops or samples such as a kick drum?

Companies have to stop making the users deal with the issues they are responsible for!

NO.....We paid to use these loops, a class action lawsuit to force the loop distributors to force them into ensuring that people who paid good money for their products get to use them as they see fit. I am not too worried about me personally get Strikes because I have not released anything loaded with melody loops etc....But I do Rock music, play everything myself, but DRUMS I paid good money for my drum library and they can't make copyright claims on Riffs or drum beats.....but every once in a while a loop sounds cool and I want to flavor a bridge or beginning/Ending with it.

Sampling is arguably more valid or certainly equally as such, to using an instrument you didn't invent (no living guitar players invented the guitar). And what are all these whiney patent trolls gonna do when AI starts using their samples? Ban robots from making music? The copyright laws will HAVE to change to prevent whoever invented the guitar from coming back to life and suing Led Zeppelin.

The community needs to start writing down names of common copyright abusers and we need to publicly show that list. A spotlight chases the darkness away.

The sample companies should help us defend their samples to stop these crooks.also the companies should do a better job at checking if the samples they sell are legit.

royalty free is different from copyright free. people need to start reading the licenses and understand the concepts. copyright free is public domain stuff so its safer to use. just because something says "free" it doesn't mean there isn't limitations to its use.

There should be a questionnaire on the streaming service that asks if the producer used splice ( or any other service) and if so have a description form that you fill out giving detailed information about the sample pack, service used and the name of the sample.

Also where are you getting the samples from? And don't use content ID when you choose to.....

GET THE INSPIRATION AND MOVE ON!!!!! DO NOT USE THE SAMPLE

If the individual sample isn't on an album that is copyrighted or have and IPI number then It's my Idea and interpretation of a sample that I DID BETTER!!!

It royaty free until you make more money than them...

what about one shot drums does this put me in jeopardy because distro says samples I'm like yo how they gonna detect a one shot high hat I really what do I have to go out and buy a whole drum set