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This is absurd. For demos of this nature people "rip off" we'll known designs all the time. Think of every corporate logo "done entirely in CSS3" or "Facebook s
by marknutter 13y ago
This is absurd. For demos of this nature people "rip off" we'll known designs all the time. Think of every corporate logo "done entirely in CSS3" or "Facebook style widget using angular.js" type demos, all of which don't bother asking permission because it's a demo. Derailing this thread because of a pedantic point about copyright protection is unproductive and distracting.
- skue 13y agoRecreating a logo is not the same as reusing a logo, especially when we are talking about music. What you are describing would be akin to recreating a song by using different sounds, instruments, algorithms, etc. In other words, a new performance or "cover." That's very different than reusing the original, unedited work wholesale.
- chii 13y agoYep. It should fall under fair use - even tho i know the law actually doesn't include this as fair use unfortunately.