[DECtalk] Vocal Writer
tomi
geczy at earthlink.net
Sat Mar 4 14:23:45 EST 2006
Hey,
Well that is one point. But then, like Flint is selling his songs online for 10 dollars. He is making money off of someones work! That's when I think you should pay a couple buks to the company who sold the original songs.
I'm not saying here that Flint should go in jail, I'm saying my opinion. If I ever get into making songs, I will never everever ever ever ever sell them on cds. If I do author cds, I will author them for free. Everyone should have the write to a cd with 50 songs or more, regardless if their African American, Hungarian, German, Chinees, etc.
Regards: Tomi
> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Dectalk at aol.com
>To: dectalk at bluegrasspals.com
>Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2006 13:40:19 EST
>Subject: Re: [DECtalk] Vocal Writer
>I have an argument on that. First of all, anyone can sing in the shower
>without paying royalties. Well, people who can't talk have Dectalk in their
>communication device, so what if they wanted to sing in the shower?
>Now, when I buy sheet music I'm converting it into an alternative format
>which is legal. Alternative formats for the disabled are exampt from paying
>royalties which is why the library for the blind can put books and newspapers on
>tape, CD, oe the talking book radio.
>A Dectalk file can not be converted back into sheet music, therefore I'm not
>copying anything.
>Now, to record an album, yes, you do need to pay royalties. But to just
>sing a Scout song, camp song, sing Happy Birthday to a friend, or whatever, I
>will fight to the death before I pay royalties.
>If a 5 year old starts singing "THE WHEELS ON THE BUS" no one has to pay
>royalties. So setting up a communication device so a disabled 5 year old can
>sing the same song is simply equal access. Dectalk is nothing more than an
>external voice for many people. It's no different than walking with a
>wheelchair, seeing with a seeing eye dog, or anything else.
>SNOOPI
>In a message dated 3/4/2006 9:57:19 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
>geczy at earthlink.net writes:
>Hey,
>Flint Million's site ( www .themillionweb.com) had some that were not on the
>list.
>Third questions:
>Here's what I think about all this dectalk and singing business: Since these
>songs are copywrited, you would need permition from the authors to sell
>them. I think as long as the songs are free and not sold for 30 dollars per 50
>song, you would be ok with Plannetmirror and all that crap. Yes, you still
>made it, but you did not rewrite the song's text from scratch. If you do sell
>it for instance, you would need to ask the writers if you can and if they say
>so, dedicate 5 percent of your sails to the writers. So I don't think
>Jayson could get in trouble with that stupid company. I mean, cmon, their site
>is full of spam!
>Anyways, try flint's site, it's under speech synthesis songs. Hth
>Tomi
>)
>> ----- Original Message -----
>>From: "Matthew Horspool" <drjaws at blueyonder.co.uk
>>To: "DECtalk Discussions" <dectalk at bluegrasspals.com
>>Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2006 10:22:48 -0000
>>Subject: [DECtalk] Vocal Writer
>>Hello,
>>Can I first congratulate the person who created the more recent Vocal
>>Writer songs? They're wonderful! Could that person please contact me
>>off-list?
>>Secondly, is there a website where I can download Vocal Writer demo
>>songs other than those on the archive?
>>Thirdly, and perhaps more seriously, there are a few songs in the
>>/vocalwriter directory on the archive that might prevent the
>>planetmirror mirror if they found out. I'm wondering if it's worth
>>moving those to a separate archive which is not mirrored?
>>---
>>Matthew F. Horspool
>>E-mail:
>>matthew at thehorspools.com
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>>drjaws at blueyonder.co.uk
>>Skype:
>>matthewhorspool
>>Web:
>>www.thehorspools.com
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