Copyright hit, "Clip" watermark?

No4PCs · 3rd July 2007

Hey friends, what will happen if you have an good music and wish get attention from an major label using Myspace? I mean, we could be stoled?
Once i did read here in GS about copyright or watermark .
What mean "clip" in the recorded music?
In resume, have some cheap "method" in upload our music without fear of be stoled from some person?
I don´t have lawyer . Well...

MrHope · 3rd July 2007

Music can be stolen, but you have some protection from copyright laws. Any logs or evidence that you created the song would be useful in a courtroom. Digital watermarking isn't really necessary if you can prove the song was yours.

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No4PCs Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Brasil Posts: 755 Thread Starter	Copyright hit, "Clip" watermark? Hey friends, what will happen if you have an good music and wish get attention from an major label using Myspace? I mean, we could be stoled? Once i did read here in GS about copyright or watermark . What mean "clip" in the recorded music? In resume, have some cheap "method" in upload our music without fear of be stoled from some person? I don´t have lawyer . Well... __________________ "Be not fond of the dull smoke-colored light from hell." - Tibetan Book of the Dead

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MrHope Gear maniac Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 270	Music can be stolen, but you have some protection from copyright laws. Any logs or evidence that you created the song would be useful in a courtroom. Digital watermarking isn't really necessary if you can prove the song was yours.