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I would say caution is advised. I have seen it argued that one trick to prevent expiry is to re-record the audio with a new orchestra thus causing it to become
by Sunspark 4y ago
I would say caution is advised. I have seen it argued that one trick to prevent expiry is to re-record the audio with a new orchestra thus causing it to become a new production.
- kingbirdy 4y agoA new score would certainly qualify as "materially different", to GPs point
- Sunspark 4y agoYes and no. You can still record the original music again, but with a brand new orchestra. Is it materially different then? From a legal standpoint? From an individual standpoint?
- zarzavat 4y agoThe answer is yes. There is copyright for the score and copyright for the performance. New performance, new copyright.
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