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QuestionWhat if I use copyrighted music in my mixtape?Community AnswerIf you're using it for personal use, you'll be OK. However, if broadcasting it, you'll be fined, unless you have permission to use that music from the artist.
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QuestionDo I have to give credit to the creator if the music is instrumental?Community AnswerYes - instrumentals require time and effort to write as well, and these musicians deserve credit just as much as anyone.
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QuestionWhat happens if I use copyrighted music?Community AnswerYou'll be fined and could be sued. It is illegal unless you have permission from the musician.
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QuestionWhat if I'm using other songs by other artists and want to sell the mix tape online?Community AnswerSelling these mix-tapes in marketplaces, whether in person or online, is bluntly defined as "bootleging," and is illegal.
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QuestionDo I have to use an expensive Type II tape or will a cheaper Type I tape do for music? I am not an audiophile.Greg SavageCommunity AnswerNo, you don't 'have' to use an expensive 'Type II Tape' although it may provide greater longevity than using cheaper tape.
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QuestionWhat brand/type of cassette recorder would you recommend, and where can I purchase one?Greg SavageCommunity AnswerAny cassette tape will do the trick. Ebay is a good place to find cassette tapes, you can purchase them in bulk fairly inexpensively.
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