Even when you sample you still have to clear, credit, and pay. This is a way to steal from peers which is NOT cool. You'd understand if you were a melody maker, composer, or musician.
@@yuufeternal5837 nah you just grew up in a buble of what you think music is, and it shows. You're making excuse because you see other people do it. You're basically saying you do whats popular because everone else does. You're a follower. There was a time when musicians had to MAKE their own music only using unique ideas from their mind. You would know this if you were a musician.
hes the goat when you just started out... and i mean like dirt beginner. but once you know some ish you realise a lot of ish as you go along. I cannot front on the impact he had on my production though, HE MADE ME. He literally took me from zero to a place where i could make something and i'll forever appreciate him but he's losing credibility these past vids
@@Kidd_SS313 true man, true, few years back his content was decent for a starter. I'm experienced now, I need the last 5% and that's learned by experience and the real pro's. Glad this guy could help you in your journey man💯 hope you will be successful
Totally true everything is royalty-free the only thing the people that create those maladies and sounds want is a little recognition in a form of a shout-out
i believe if you use them you're supposed to credit the producers who made the loops. Even if it's not monetarily, a lot are like MIT license is for code. Yes it's free to use for profit, but credit has to be given.
@@Xeroform you literally dont need to credit anyone for a short loop. you cant own the rights to a melody. do you know how many people a producer would have to credit? especially in genres like hip-hop. however if its a full on multi-tracked instrumental piece than thats a different story.
@@liamdubalmusic @Requiem You guys are right. I was just going from memory of using a few loops from a popular free site , and the producer who made them *asked* to be tagged credited, but now that I think of it more, he said it in a way like it would be a cool favor/ not required tho.
"While you may use loops in your own productions / tracks / video soundtracks etc you can NOT claim copyright of those loops as is or as part of your original composition. You may claim copyright of your composition but NOT of any content that is downloaded from looperman." meaning you would have to credit the loops creator in the copyright. It has nothing to do with the song title being too long. You would only need to credit the Co-Producer/Ghost Producer in the copyright metadata.
The music industry often involves reusing elements from other musicians, such as samples, chord progressions, and beats. Originality in music can be created by taking inspiration from multiple sources and blending them together.
It’s not stealing though that’s literally what looperman is made for P.S. this is so funny cause I personally don’t even like to use samples, I like making my own melodies, but I respect those who do, sampling is fire
@@KiIlDraco I'm agreeing with u. not everytime but I used to get issues when sampling but when using it on a loop I made or on vocals I'm mixing for somebody it works every time
Right but your not a platinum selling Producer and thats the point, its easier for big artist to steal your ideas, that's part of the risk of putting your stuff out.
Truly is, but its less work than learning how to write a melody. These are great for getting ideas, but its definitely disheartening to just out right use someone elses midi lol
Yea, if by “all of history” you mean the late 1950’s! 0_o And it wasn’t even popularized until the 60’s & 70’s. You must’ve been behind the bleachers sparking up the blunts during both high school history and music history class… Probably every class though.
Nah that sounds like straight up stealing. Sampling is actually remixing or changing something about an actual sample of the original song and acknowledging you did it
I worked with a decently large electronic studio in Berlin and producers don't really do this lol. They usually have decent theory knowledge and can record any melody in their head. I was able to do that after like 6 months of producing lol
Music already has so many variations of note combinations that even if you “stole” a sample; as long as you change some part about it to fit your sound, your style, and your track then it’s fair use and it’s making something your own. Don’t let people tell you that taking a public file, credit or not, is stealing or copying. Make it urs n have fun makin it. Loops helped me get started on my 6 years of producing. Why should that stop me from doing what I love?
@@SineEyed then I guess every pop song ever created that uses a 6, 4, 1, 5 chord progression should be taken down. And whoever has the most views using a certain sound should make them the only person on the planet to use it. Right. Cuz it’s not like we got the invention of a lightbulb from the discovery of electricity. Things change and evolve. Same goes for sampling.
@@sodamunkey5742 we both know you're not talking about chord progressions in your OP, c'mon. This is what I'm talking about - even now you're trying to cheat your way through the conversation. You have to lie to yourself and others in order to justify what you do. In your OP, you were talking about taking and using a recording of the music someone else already wrote, performed, and recorded, for you to use as you wish. Augmenting others' music doesn't make you a musician yourself - it makes you a parasite..
As a beatmaker/producer this may bother us only because they are living a dream we are still chasing. At the end of the day it doesn't matter to the artist, songwriters, engineers, and record executives. If it can be a hit and generate money thats all that matters.
That’s the point of looperman I used it once or twice when I first started but definitely ever since I started making my own Melodies and learning it all on my own I can now make whatever I want to hear
its not a secret. and theres also nothing wrong with usin someone else's melody, as long as your intention isnt to popularize the melody as your's. producers strike to popularize the groove, or feel of their productions, not the melody
Taking other people’s musical ideas used to not be taboo but times have changed. I personally would rather make my own thing or use something as inspiration so that i fully understand what im making and that it feels like my own.
u dont even have to change the loop, i made the melody for a hit song " Auf and Ab" I didnt even know til months later and it was #1 on Germanys version of "Billboard 100" im not mad though its just part of posting royalty free loops.
This is usually fine though, or at least the type of electronic music that I love has always sampled and borrowed from all over and been straight up about it. I just downloaded this jungle sample pack this week and noticed that the song ‘dubby’ by DJ Rashad featuring Danny brown is almost entirely just like 5 or so loops from the sample pack, about half of them chopped up a little bit but otherwise unaltered. It’s a great song though, and the arrangement of those samples is very clever and makes it what it is.
I had never played minesweeper before so I don’t know what got me to click on one of your videos but I’m so glad I did! I like that your audio isn’t super crisp and wet like some other ASMRtists. Thanks for your videos!
Facts. Even when loops first came out (kingsway type stuff) it just felt.. unsatisfying. Don’t get me wrong it was fun every once in awhile but I just felt like a fraud tellin someone “I made that” cuz I didn’t lol
I use splice, tracklib ,arcade and other options. I take 2 or 3 Samples make them special to diffrent loops and put my sauce on it and i dont set only a snare and a kick like thats it 😂
It’s not really stealing as long as you change it Into a new sound, that’s just part of what music is about, taking others stuff and making it into your own or making it better
@Wetness12 No, music isn't about changing a sound you steal, that's sampling and working with digital audio. Music per se is nothing to do with the technology. And making something "better" is purely subjective and why you don't work in the industry.
and in the vocaloid community producers often share their files so everyone else can cover and innovate on each other its beautiful. BUT CREDIT IS ALWAYS GIVEN
Music is art. You can't steal art, you can steal property. When you see art as property, you take away all meaning from the actual art itself. Greed kills the beauty of art.
When you don't treat it as property and only as a thing of beauty too pristine for monetization, you take away the livelihoods of artists, making art a hobby rather than something to be mastered.
You realize that even though a lot of producers in the industry can make a melody most just choose not to or they go for the absolute bare minimum because that’s what the most artist like to rap or sing over anyway or they just use a sample or someone’s loop. there’s no right way to go about making music, as long as it bangs and whatever artist you’re giving it to is happy that’s all that matters besides of of the hit songs and fire songs, come from samples and loops from other people or again. A super bare minimum but catchy melody
A a couple of things after reading the comments. 1: using loops from something like looperman or splice or other loop libraries/packs is not stealing. It might be lazy but it isn’t stealing. 2: nobody is stealing your stuff. They might be stealing stuff but it definitely isn’t your stuff.
I don't think people are out there just stealing melodies and I don't think anyone can just own a melody. Like anyone that's doing it professionally like that's gotta come so easy
what upset me isn't about "stealing your melodies" cuz face it, there aren't that many rooms for anyone to go outside the box. It's how they changed very little of your melodies and claim it's theirs.
Stealing or not every melody you can think of has already existed in every mode and key and tempo for hundreds of years classical music needs to make a come back
Stand on the shoulders of those that came before you. Programmers do that too, I'm sure most all arts and trades do this. It's not stealing, it's transformative letting the music flow through you.
@@sekhmet7774 with this ideology nobody would be able to use scales and keys 🤷♂️ all have been done before, so what? Same with instruments. Is it stealing to use a guitar if the sound has been sold in a famous song already?
@@Joshua_Griffin I said specifically about copying an exact melody or something, there are infinite ways use a certain key or an instrument to create something original.
No value for music producers these days. Because even if they compose thier own tune, people say "he has taken it from some plugins/looper packs".😓😣 Music is such a beautiful thing in life, I don't know what will happen to musicians &Music industry in future😔😔😔
Bro just found out about sampling 🤯🤯
Oh thank you. I was going to try to come up with a way to say that
I wouldn’t consider that sampling
What a sad excuse you make.
Even when you sample you still have to clear, credit, and pay. This is a way to steal from peers which is NOT cool. You'd understand if you were a melody maker, composer, or musician.
@@yuufeternal5837 nah you just grew up in a buble of what you think music is, and it shows. You're making excuse because you see other people do it. You're basically saying you do whats popular because everone else does. You're a follower. There was a time when musicians had to MAKE their own music only using unique ideas from their mind. You would know this if you were a musician.
uploads melody for people to use freely
gets upsets when producers use it
Who's upset?
@@user-gb6xs1re1s exactly
@@user-gb6xs1re1s wah wah
@@user-gb6xs1re1s true
@@user-gb6xs1re1s yes
Not only is this not stealing, he also provided NO proof.
No industry producer I've worked with since the 1990s, or rather since Melodyne appeared in 2001, has ever done this. They just write a melody.
or just use the loop as is or with a few effects to taste@@thekeysman6760
@@thekeysman6760 how lazy and useless can be a producer to do this crap
He's self reporting
@@Altair4611 this is not among us 😭
Idk why i still follow this guy
hes the goat when you just started out... and i mean like dirt beginner. but once you know some ish you realise a lot of ish as you go along.
I cannot front on the impact he had on my production though, HE MADE ME. He literally took me from zero to a place where i could make something and i'll forever appreciate him but he's losing credibility these past vids
@@Kidd_SS313 true man, true, few years back his content was decent for a starter. I'm experienced now, I need the last 5% and that's learned by experience and the real pro's.
Glad this guy could help you in your journey man💯 hope you will be successful
did y’all forget looperman is a royalty free loop site 😂
it isn’t for every loops tho
Totally true everything is royalty-free the only thing the people that create those maladies and sounds want is a little recognition in a form of a shout-out
@@DriXeD most loops are
Royalty Free doesn’t mean is Free for commercial use …
@@DeejayAfro on looperman it does
literally the entire point of looperman is loops that anyone can do anything with
i believe if you use them you're supposed to credit the producers who made the loops. Even if it's not monetarily, a lot are like MIT license is for code. Yes it's free to use for profit, but credit has to be given.
@@Xeroform The site itself tells you that you dont have to credit anyone, because if you use like 3 loops, the title would be way too long.
@@Xeroform you literally dont need to credit anyone for a short loop. you cant own the rights to a melody. do you know how many people a producer would have to credit? especially in genres like hip-hop. however if its a full on multi-tracked instrumental piece than thats a different story.
@@liamdubalmusic @Requiem You guys are right. I was just going from memory of using a few loops from a popular free site , and the producer who made them *asked* to be tagged credited, but now that I think of it more, he said it in a way like it would be a cool favor/ not required tho.
"While you may use loops in your own productions / tracks / video soundtracks etc you can NOT claim copyright of those loops as is or as part of your original composition. You may claim copyright of your composition but NOT of any content that is downloaded from looperman." meaning you would have to credit the loops creator in the copyright. It has nothing to do with the song title being too long. You would only need to credit the Co-Producer/Ghost Producer in the copyright metadata.
"steals" from a free melody website.
What if the “free melody website” was uploaded with stolen melodies
this is literally what looperman was made for this aint stealing its S A M P L I N G
No, sampling is digitally recording audio and playing it back. This isn't sampling, kid.
@@thekeysman6760 This is sampling, kid. Looperman hosts free samples to be used.
@@thekeysman6760then what
Can you name other sites like looperman with free resources?
goofy ahh melody 💀
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Videos like this are the easiest way to get instantly ignored by people who actually know something about production
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That’s why commented.
Yup, agreed
i feel like at this point there needs to be reaction videos to production hacks the same way there are for dodgy diy tips.
The music industry often involves reusing elements from other musicians, such as samples, chord progressions, and beats. Originality in music can be created by taking inspiration from multiple sources and blending them together.
Yeah I Know but alot of people will still call it stealing
@@magicl4088 those people are turbo autism
There is a whole game full of stolen melodies
It’s not stealing though that’s literally what looperman is made for
P.S. this is so funny cause I personally don’t even like to use samples, I like making my own melodies, but I respect those who do, sampling is fire
You literally just said that's what it's built for?? Reread yo sentence
@@Entrejai no he means that, they’re there so you can use them
@@Miguelito.77 but it’s still using someone else’s loop
@@satin360 everything on looperman is free to use
@TheMoon'sEyes yea but you still have to credit use
melodyne doesn’t even really copy the midi correctly 90% of the time
Mine does
It does it quite accurately
Y'all frontin you def gotta change a few notes around
@@Juline1221 every single time the notes will be out of key or they will be off grid completely
@@KiIlDraco I'm agreeing with u. not everytime but I used to get issues when sampling but when using it on a loop I made or on vocals I'm mixing for somebody it works every time
I can't afford Melodyne so I learned to copy songs by ear lol
I don't know if you've ever heard but there's something called piracy
there is this thing called rutracker
i don’t know if you’ve ever heard but there’s something called sampling
@@bsjja1583Yeah, and you should double check the definition if you think this applies here. 😂
@@LVTHORAscendingIt does tho?
it goes back to the Baroque, Renaissance & Classical period my guy
you still got time to delete this 🔥🔥
Apparently he didn't
It has been 4 months 🔥🔥🔥
he long time overdue 🔥🔥 @@Hithalo
@@onesyphorusHey hey now it's been 4 months what's up 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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I usually create my melodies. It takes more time, but it feels better. You also learn how to improve obviously
Yeah making your own Melodies can make the process so much more creative once you learn the ropes.
Right but your not a platinum selling Producer and thats the point, its easier for big artist to steal your ideas, that's part of the risk of putting your stuff out.
yeah it also helps to improve my piano skills
@@HOLLASOUNDS think of all the things that can go right, not wrong
if you try to find excuses you'll find them in abundance
also just copyrite it
@@staxxwithanotherbeat What improves you playing skills is practice, there are only 12 keys to learn everything else just repeats its self.
Thats more work than just writing a melody.
Truly is, but its less work than learning how to write a melody.
These are great for getting ideas, but its definitely disheartening to just out right use someone elses midi lol
Looperman is heat fr
Congratulations, you just discovered sampling.
It's just like that other guy who thought he came up with something but really just discovered subtractive synthesis
This isn’t sampling. Sampling is when you use an audio clip 🤦♂️
Congratulations, you look dumb
@rasalhague3740 No, sampling digitally records and plays back audio. This isn't sampling.
aren’t these loop free to use anyway? It’s in the terms of the site
yes, as someone who has uploaded a lot on there, they are indeed.
yeah there's not really any stealing here if it's free to use
ya but then they prob will call it copywrite, and ban u. they ban u how ironic!!
that’s not stealing that’s sampling, literally core to all music creation for all of history lmao
Yea, if by “all of history” you mean the late 1950’s! 0_o And it wasn’t even popularized until the 60’s & 70’s. You must’ve been behind the bleachers sparking up the blunts during both high school history and music history class… Probably every class though.
Ah yes! Medieval bards would slam jars of beer on tables and sample them. They called it Medcore.
somebody’s projecting
@@2ksoulja ???
Nah that sounds like straight up stealing. Sampling is actually remixing or changing something about an actual sample of the original song and acknowledging you did it
I worked with a decently large electronic studio in Berlin and producers don't really do this lol. They usually have decent theory knowledge and can record any melody in their head. I was able to do that after like 6 months of producing lol
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Exactly.
Music already has so many variations of note combinations that even if you “stole” a sample; as long as you change some part about it to fit your sound, your style, and your track then it’s fair use and it’s making something your own. Don’t let people tell you that taking a public file, credit or not, is stealing or copying. Make it urs n have fun makin it. Loops helped me get started on my 6 years of producing. Why should that stop me from doing what I love?
If you have to cheat to get what you want, then you don't deserve it..
10% change and it's your original. All disco..well too much had queens bass rift "another one bites the dust "
@@SineEyed then I guess every pop song ever created that uses a 6, 4, 1, 5 chord progression should be taken down. And whoever has the most views using a certain sound should make them the only person on the planet to use it. Right. Cuz it’s not like we got the invention of a lightbulb from the discovery of electricity. Things change and evolve. Same goes for sampling.
@@sodamunkey5742 we both know you're not talking about chord progressions in your OP, c'mon. This is what I'm talking about - even now you're trying to cheat your way through the conversation. You have to lie to yourself and others in order to justify what you do.
In your OP, you were talking about taking and using a recording of the music someone else already wrote, performed, and recorded, for you to use as you wish. Augmenting others' music doesn't make you a musician yourself - it makes you a parasite..
@@sodamunkey5742 Chords are not the same as melody.
it’s literally on looperman 💀
No, it's just on Looperman. 'Literally' isn't needed and is a given!
@@thekeysman6760 thank you grammar police, you’re definitely needed in a comment section about music please do tell me how to improve my grammar more
@@uremushi Use capitals and periods. Also, your username is wrong. Please fix it.
@@beamed66 no, no, and no. you have a sans pfp dont ever speak my direction again
@@uremushi Uhm, actually, you have'th an anime pfp.
As a beatmaker/producer this may bother us only because they are living a dream we are still chasing. At the end of the day it doesn't matter to the artist, songwriters, engineers, and record executives. If it can be a hit and generate money thats all that matters.
That’s the point of looperman I used it once or twice when I first started but definitely ever since I started making my own Melodies and learning it all on my own I can now make whatever I want to hear
its not a secret. and theres also nothing wrong with usin someone else's melody, as long as your intention isnt to popularize the melody as your's. producers strike to popularize the groove, or feel of their productions, not the melody
Yours*, no apostrophe saying your is.
@@thekeysman6760 dude who pissed in your cereal
you dont gotta reply to EVERY SINGLE COMMENT
I wouldn’t call it “stealing”
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my guy thinks hes the alpha sigma gd player
Lol that’s why there’s people like me that creates Loops/sample for folks like y’all to use
Taking other people’s musical ideas used to not be taboo but times have changed. I personally would rather make my own thing or use something as inspiration so that i fully understand what im making and that it feels like my own.
Be careful what you put out there in an attempt to be found. You may be found in a way unbeneficial for you...
11 months later and this comment still lives in my head like a villain's last quote before they disappear into the night
@@topkek9429Now consider applying the comment to the way humanity sends signals out into space in hopes of meeting aliens 😄👍
u dont even have to change the loop, i made the melody for a hit song " Auf and Ab" I didnt even know til months later and it was #1 on Germanys version of "Billboard 100" im not mad though its just part of posting royalty free loops.
Thats from you? Pretty nice melody
that’s why you don’t post royalty free loops
The positive aspect is that now you know you have capabilities for #1 billboard, that's a huge confidence boost in my opinion
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RIP
one thing i like to do is take a loop and throw it into shaperbox 3 and mess around with it
I use looperman for vocal samples 😃👍🏽
the fact this guys using fl keys should tell you everything you need to know about this producer "tip"
@@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69 yeah but he said fl keys not stock plugins in general lol, literally any other plugin would’ve been better
He's just using it as an example and probably just randomly threw it on there. Calm down you're not special 😂
I mostly use the loops as is it's a royalty free website 🤷
How about making your own loops... why you.want to use something you didn't make...you feel proud !about that.?
Welcome to show biz baby!
Yea this been going for a while that plug-in is deadly you can go in edit the notes to
Stealing is a crazy term to use
lol I used this to get a top ten song in USA and Argentina
What's the name of the song if u don't mind I wanna check it out
The fl studio and pro tools connection is great
This is a super specific thing. there are a billion ways to take a melody and make it your own.
This is usually fine though, or at least the type of electronic music that I love has always sampled and borrowed from all over and been straight up about it. I just downloaded this jungle sample pack this week and noticed that the song ‘dubby’ by DJ Rashad featuring Danny brown is almost entirely just like 5 or so loops from the sample pack, about half of them chopped up a little bit but otherwise unaltered. It’s a great song though, and the arrangement of those samples is very clever and makes it what it is.
You don't need any tool for melody replication. There's a thing called ear and fingers to play what you hear. And this worked for the last centuries.
We have tools now. Welcome to the future old man
This can take a very long time for those without well-trained ears. The real solution is to just use the loop as is
What vst version is that?
@@Prod-by-Z idk i was just saying. if i wanna find the pitch of something not by ear I'll use edison in FL Studio. What daw are you using?
@@illford6921 i.e non-creatives
I had never played minesweeper before so I don’t know what got me to click on one of your videos but I’m so glad I did! I like that your audio isn’t super crisp and wet like some other ASMRtists. Thanks for your videos!
I'm a music producer but i learn New this.
I never use loops I didn't make I don't feel satisfied.
Facts. Even when loops first came out (kingsway type stuff) it just felt.. unsatisfying. Don’t get me wrong it was fun every once in awhile but I just felt like a fraud tellin someone “I made that” cuz I didn’t lol
@@ThreeSixFive sorry didn't see your comment, I wasn't online for a while,
Yeah I totally agree
Alternate Title: How I steal melodies and implement into my own music
I use splice, tracklib ,arcade and other options. I take 2 or 3 Samples make them special to diffrent loops and put my sauce on it and i dont set only a snare and a kick like thats it 😂
There’s a special appreciation when you remake one of your favorite melodie’s by hand.
These days sites like Musescore give you a shortcut for doing it.
If I spent the time I’d remake Heaven by hand.
It’s not really stealing as long as you change it Into a new sound, that’s just part of what music is about, taking others stuff and making it into your own or making it better
This tho
There's SO much more than just copying people...I'm totally horrified by how many people are so proud to be incompetent.
@Wetness12 No, music isn't about changing a sound you steal, that's sampling and working with digital audio. Music per se is nothing to do with the technology. And making something "better" is purely subjective and why you don't work in the industry.
I left my heart up in Havana ooh na na
dropping gems !!
It's so easy to come up with your own fire melodies. Why do they do this?
why not.
Its called sampling, and its common practice in production, not stealing, theres probably atleast 20 songs you like that sample another song
Happened with me! Got a Cardi B placement but it was stressful af.
and in the vocaloid community producers often share their files so everyone else can cover and innovate on each other its beautiful.
BUT CREDIT IS ALWAYS GIVEN
the thing is music industry producers have talent, you played yourself
I don’t think any producers are doing this boss
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They are
At least not on looperman😐
Yes they are
Looperman and melodyne have been around for a minute bruh
I still enjoy coming up with my own Melodies and chords. No diss, that’s just why I got into this. Nothing compares to it.
ITS BEEN A YEAR AND THIS GUY STILL HASNT TAKEN THIS DOWN :sob:
Music is art. You can't steal art, you can steal property. When you see art as property, you take away all meaning from the actual art itself. Greed kills the beauty of art.
@@kltpurp2206 🤦♂️
@@satin360 💀💀
So you mean you can’t take art, re-arrange it and call the new piece art?
Capitalism kills the beauty of art.
When you don't treat it as property and only as a thing of beauty too pristine for monetization, you take away the livelihoods of artists, making art a hobby rather than something to be mastered.
Imagine being so weak at music that you can't just sit and write a melody yourself 😂
Embarrassing
Most can’t
You realize that even though a lot of producers in the industry can make a melody most just choose not to or they go for the absolute bare minimum because that’s what the most artist like to rap or sing over anyway or they just use a sample or someone’s loop. there’s no right way to go about making music, as long as it bangs and whatever artist you’re giving it to is happy that’s all that matters besides of of the hit songs and fire songs, come from samples and loops from other people or again. A super bare minimum but catchy melody
Happened to me allot that i heared my song used by famous djs
Thank you!🔥🔥🔥
Imagine being so bad at music that you can't recognise a melody because it's being played on a different instrument or at a slightly different speed.
@ThatAiGuy916 nowing
A a couple of things after reading the comments.
1: using loops from something like looperman or splice or other loop libraries/packs is not stealing. It might be lazy but it isn’t stealing.
2: nobody is stealing your stuff. They might be stealing stuff but it definitely isn’t your stuff.
it’s more like inspired to another melody, ot goes from baroque
So... sampling? What a character man :D
That’s exactly how mine sounds when I’ve tried to use melodyne too to figure out melodies, it never sounds anything like the original
I don't think people are out there just stealing melodies and I don't think anyone can just own a melody. Like anyone that's doing it professionally like that's gotta come so easy
Nice, can’t wait to do this when I get home!
what upset me isn't about "stealing your melodies" cuz face it, there aren't that many rooms for anyone to go outside the box. It's how they changed very little of your melodies and claim it's theirs.
I don't have this plugin but generally i look for looperman loops that include the chords in the description and play the melody by ear
Don't take this personally, but why would you do that? It'd take less to come up with your own melody and progression.
Fr it's better to make your own but ima just using them to see examples and learn
@@Ppppftt nah cause sometimes you need a lil inspiration to get going
That’s how Kanye would do producers
Thanks dude this helped me so much
Stealing or not every melody you can think of has already existed in every mode and key and tempo for hundreds of years classical music needs to make a come back
Thanks. Now I know how to steal melodies. 🤫🤣👏
it’s not stealing
Anyone who already know a bit of music theory knows that is way better to just sit down and play the actual music by ear
yeah, unfortunately there’s a lot of ppl out there with no musical bone in their body just trying to make some money.
This makes me never wanna start making beats again
dayumn thanks for enlightening my impure soul
Stand on the shoulders of those that came before you. Programmers do that too, I'm sure most all arts and trades do this. It's not stealing, it's transformative letting the music flow through you.
There's a difference between standing on the shoulders of those that came before you and just copy-pasting a melody/bassline or whatever else.
I wish the music industry was more like the programming industry.
@@sekhmet7774 with this ideology nobody would be able to use scales and keys 🤷♂️ all have been done before, so what? Same with instruments. Is it stealing to use a guitar if the sound has been sold in a famous song already?
@@Joshua_Griffin I said specifically about copying an exact melody or something, there are infinite ways use a certain key or an instrument to create something original.
or in other words; sampling
My melodies are so fire they melted the way to looperman.
They had melodyne in the computers at my school, i’ve always wondered what it was for but now i know
Melodyne is one of the best vst under 100$ glad my audio interface came with it for free lol
Which audio interface is it???
@@illestvillain1971 Universal audio 2
Its 180$ and comes with 7 free vst melodyne being one of them totally worth it!
@@prod.deathwish or buy of a key reseller for cheap
This is why dogs are better than humans.
Because dogs dont steal MIDI files and disguise it as their own cooking
Most animals are...
...a whole lot of insects are!
So this is how Vanilla Ice came up with that song
The world needs more people like you
The kind of stuff only FL studio beat makers say.
No one in the comments understands music copyright law
- An acoustician
You clearly dont understand looperman
- Producer who gives out loops on Looperman
Minor2Go is the GOAT! Looper Family! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Nice job, you just showed us the art of sampling 😂
Been trying to figure out how to do this, thanks!
you can do the same directly in ableton with pretty much anything, melodies, harmonies and even grooves if you want lol
i hate when people say “stealing” . this is just a way of sampling
No value for music producers these days. Because even if they compose thier own tune, people say "he has taken it from some plugins/looper packs".😓😣
Music is such a beautiful thing in life, I don't know what will happen to musicians &Music industry in future😔😔😔
that's why all music sounds the same, many producers don't bother to create new rhythms and melodic lines. it's really cool what you showed us
IM BUILT DIFFERENT 🗿🔥🗿🔥🗿🔥🗿
the piano was so sinister it went well w what u were sayin