[DECtalk] your site, was: Re: Copyright violation

Brent Harding bharding at doorpi.net
Wed Jun 7 00:11:35 EDT 2006


Can midi actually do it? It doesn't seem possible.

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  From: Dectalk at aol.com 
  To: dectalk at bluegrasspals.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 10:52 PM
  Subject: Re: [DECtalk] your site, was: Re: Copyright violation


  Uh, sir, you really need educated, BADLY!  People who can't talk use a communication device which they have with them at all times.  These devices have Dectalk in them and are considered to be people's voices.  So yes, they do have Dectalk with them at all times.

  And about midi files.  I wish I knew how.  It often takes me 14 hours per song.  If someone wants to show me how to use midi to program Dectalk it would sure help me out.  But I program this stuff all by hand.

  If you think I'm lying, come watch.


  SNOOPI BOTTEN  



  In a message dated 6/5/2006 6:49:05 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, geczy at earthlink.net writes:
    hi,
    well glad to be back.

    I just have one question. The information you said in your previous message is quite interesting... 

    But I look at it this way. Dectalk cannot, and never will help people sing. In order to use Dectalk, you would need to carry a computer around all the time. And that can be a paine to people at times. Also, its not you who has created the songs, but a person (in this case, a nice  guy named Snoopy Botten). By the time you actually create a song yourself, the service or song will be over. 
    I'm not trying to insult you and your work ; on the side, I respect all you have done with dectalk. Hours of programming and midi file searching; hours of software creation lies in the snoopie botten folder. 

    Regards:
    tomi 
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Dectalk at aol.com 
      To: dectalk at bluegrasspals.com 
      Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 11:00 PM
      Subject: Re: [DECtalk] your site, was: Re: Copyright violation


      I wrote that wrong.  I was talking about my stuff in the archives.

      Please forget I said anything at all.  No one really got my point and now I regret saying anything at all.

      I just get angry because of singing with Dectalk ever becomes a violation, it will end the only form of singing that many disabled people have.

      I just gotta remind myself that I'm on a listserv where people make Dectalk to sing out of a joke rather than actually helping people.  

      Through my work; people sing at funerals, sing the Anthem, take part in Christmas caroling, sing happy birthday to friends, take part in karaoke, and so on.  To those who use Dectalk to speak, this is no joke.

      But you guys screw around, have your fun and don't realize that blindingly thinking Dectalk violates copy right will make things harder if people like me ever have to go to court.

      Dectalk files are text that can be changed.  As long as a file can be edited, how the heck can it be copy written?  Plus, nothing on Jayson's site is being sold.

      But never mind.  If the archives end up being removed, I'll understand.  To most of you, this is a joke, and nothing anyone says will change your thinking.  I feel sorry for you guys.


      SNOOPI BOTTEN  


      In a message dated 6/4/2006 5:15:18 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, jamminjerry at jjhof.com writes:
        what is your site, so that I can get some of your demos?
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          To: dectalk at bluegrasspals.com 
          Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 2:49 PM
          Subject: Re: [DECtalk] Copyright violation


          No it aint! No one is SELLING it.  SELLING is the key word.

          Gees, go into my archives if you want to scream copy right violation.  However, none of my stuff is for sale.  I'm just showing off.  

          By the way, I did the same song.  I do tons of demo stuff.  None of it is for sale.  

          By the way, the name of it is "Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm".  You left off one set of M's.  I'm just giving the song it's proper credit.


          SNOOPI BOTTEN  



          In a message dated 6/4/2006 6:42:08 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, nick at hkcradio.com writes:
            Hello folks.
            I've just recently discovered that the Crash Test Dummies file on the archive is a little-known song called "mmm mmm mmm" by a group known as the "crash test dummies," a dark and haunting smash hit in1993.  It's pretty much irrelevant today, which is why it was never detected, but it is a copyright violation.
            Thanks,
            Nick

            Long Island, New york

            Email or MSN/windows messenger: nick at HKCRadio.comm
            AIM: hkcradio
            skype: nick6489
            Web page: www.hkcradio.com


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