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TFM MD'S musical approach and recording technqs

Topic started by UV (@ 138.88.107.150) on Sun Feb 3 14:58:08 EST 2002.
All times in EST +10:30 for IST.

Here we will discuss constructively about the various trends in compsoing,recording techniqs,methods that existed,adopted,tried and being introduced by all our MDS with major focus IR nd ARR followed by others.
Hopefully those who read the postings will get an idea about Music making and thats its an art of the highest creativity of human mind.
And not mere digital gadgetry or synth music

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• From: Srikanth (@ 208.51.40.107) on: Thu Apr 18 09:15:16 EDT 2002
  
  Above is my personal opion., I replied to an email from karthick, Actually I did not want to comment on this in public, but kartick took my liberty. :)
  
  in short, I trust ARR and his music much more than these "shareware", "public domain" piracy sites.
  
  
• From: kiru (@ 192.138.150.249) on: Fri Apr 19 13:47:21 EDT 2002
  
  I doubt ARR used these loops. It must be other way around. AFAIK, ARR uses only the rhythm loops. Look at the interview snippet posted in another thread, ARR does not deny 'telephone manipOl' rhythm sounding similar to 'Ace of Base'. He just says, 'I have equipped myself better to produce more original rhythms NOW'. I guess he is also referring to skills/talent and not just equipment :)
  The above site provides the wav files maybe we should check whether the clip is sonially identical to the KK song. If so, I would guess, these New Yorkers have ripped ARRs song (and they classify it as ethnic/world beat too).
  Srikanth, if I were a popular MD I would not use the loops from the most famous companies !!! Anyways, considering the amount of loops in the public domain..looks like we cannot trust an MD who can surf the net :) not you Srikanth :)
  
  
• From: just a thought. (@ 151.201.23.48) on: Sun Apr 21 08:50:56 EDT 2002
  
  kiru, it can also be like this....fans who could read some thing on the net and come to a blind conclusion with 1/2 knowledge. this does include you.:)
  
  
• From: Karthik S (@ 164.164.82.29) on: Mon Apr 22 00:07:41 EDT 2002
  
  Response from the makers of the Loopkit CD (mach new media) which had the KK title song samples! Also chk out my hilarious message to them - attached in the end!
  --Karthik
  
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  Hello Sir,
  
  I am sorry, but these are not part of any product that we sell, nor do we
  know who added these to the Flashkit.com site under our name. As far as we
  are concerned, you can do what you like with them. It is true that we upload
  flash music to the site, but it doesn't take a password or user name, so
  someone else must have been adding these. We do not in fact make any type of
  Indian Music. However, if you are interested in listening to some of our
  loops, please visit www.loopkit.com. You will be able to download upwards
  of 20 loops for free!
  
  Have a nice Day,
  
  MNM
  
  ----- Original Message -----
  To:
  Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 11:23 PM
  Subject: WWW Form Submission
  
  
  > Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by
  > () on Thursday, April 18, 2002 at 22:23:40
  > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
  -
  >
  > firstname: Karthik
  >
  > e-mail: inetk@yahoo.com
  >
  > message: I'm keen on purchasing the 2 loops I sampled via flashkit.com -
  Savinji Ja Ja 001 and Million Mile Love 001. I understand that these are
  part of the Loopkit Pro CD. Since I'm planning to use it as part of a
  multi-million dollar web advertising campaign for an software MNC, I'd like
  to know if I can procure the necessary copyright to use these 2 loops before
  I purchase the CD.
  >
  > Since this will be used globally, I'd surely not want any issues later on
  with regard to copyrights that could possibly tarnish my reputation with my
  client.
  >
  > submit: Submit
  ****************************
  
  
• From: Vj (@ 61.11.83.24) on: Mon Apr 22 02:38:54 EDT 2002
  
  hmm.. so maybe, someone copied FROM ARR and posted in the site? :-D
  
  
• From: kiru (@ 192.138.150.227) on: Mon Apr 22 02:53:59 EDT 2002
  
  'just a thought'..I do know..I have not 1/2 but less knowledge ..maybe a drop..I do know I have a lot to learn :(
  Anyways, my suspicions were correct ARR could not have used these.
  
  
• From: Karthik S (@ 164.164.82.29) on: Mon Apr 22 04:17:15 EDT 2002
  
  On the same note, even the Taal loops were found in that flashkit site. Two people had posted it in this page. Check out the reply from one of them to whom I had written to!
  
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  Haha, no...of course Rahman created it, I just looped it from his song and uploaded it because it sounded nice and wanted to share it with the rest of the flashkit community.
  
  Thanks
  Roshan Singh
  www.studio816.com
  
  **
  
  Dear Mr Singh,
  
  Had heard your Taal loop posted in the flashkit pages' loop section.
  
  http://www.flashkit.com/cgi-bin/loops/search.cgi?query=taal
  
  Just wanted to check if you created it first and then Rahman used it in Subash Ghai's Taal or the other way around! Do let me know!
  ***************
  
  

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