Sentences with phrase «if licensed music»

If licensed music had been around at the dawn of gaming we may never have been exposed to the classic songs of Super Mario Bros., Mega Man 2, or Castlevania.

Not exact matches

«Now if you flip on the television you definitely see about 50 % of the spots [using] licensed music from bands you either know or bands that are emerging,» as opposed to original compositions.

(It is not clear if Apple would have to renegotiate licensing terms with music labels for such a service.)

If you want to license a No. 1 single as the music for your car commercial, it's a lot cheaper to do it six months before it hits the charts.

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The Board licenses Naturopathic Doctors, music therapists, and licensed acupuncturists, and disciplines them if they violate the state statutes regarding each profession.

If you love Anthony Kedis or Flea of the California - based super music group the Red Hot Chili Peppers then you'll love this officially - licensed Women's Red Hot Chills Peppers ugly Christmas sweater.

If you love the music group The Rolling Stones you need this officially - licensed Women's Rolling Stones ugly Christmas sweater.

The music license for this assembly only allows you to use this assembly or parts of it, in your own school as many times as you wish, and if you change school you can not take this resources with you.

• If the freelancer has used anyone else's intellectual property, such as stock music or images, the freelancer has obtained all permissions and licenses necessary to permit you to use them.

I know it worked well in the music industry, but I'm not really sure on the manga side, especially as this is more on the license, the Japanese licensor, if they are willing to go with it.

With music, you'll probably start off using music in your collection but if you truly want to monetize and make your videos stand out, you're going to want to buy and license music from a site like AudioJungle.

And if licensing won't let Dance Central transfer the music over to Spotlight, at least let me use the discs I own on the new system.

RedOctane continues to make profits for Activision based on the peripherals they design and the Guitar Hero license in general, even if the music game industry hasn't been as successful in 2009 as it has been in prior years.

Unfortunately this means you can't actually access the site at the moment if you choose certain territories, presumably because of music licensing issues.

I also remember some years ago that the (pretty dismal) followup to the classic Def Jam Vendetta was a Street Fighter clone that used the game's heavily licensed soundtrack to generate mostly neglected environmental hazards (for example, fire hydrants would spray water to the beat of a song), and if you had music on your hard drive it would use it.

If you use music without paying for the license, YouTube will remove the video, and it will be of no use to you.

If not, what type of music license would be required for this application?

Obviously, since it's a game with graphics and other music that will be made by my team I will want to protect those assets and the game under a copyright, but if I copyright my project with music protected with a CC 3.0 license, would that cause problems with the copyright preventing me from protecting my stuff?

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As such, I don't think the ProCD case applies in my situation due to the qualitative differences between licensing CD - ROMs with vast amounts of information that has been compiled and which has value added search features added to it versus the «sale» of single copies of public domain sheet music (however, a library that creates and licenses for sale a CD - ROM with hundreds of individual pieces of public domain sheet music might be protected by the principles in ProCD since a court might recognize and protect the library's investment of time and money in creating the CD - ROM, but even in that situation, if the library is not otherwise adding value - added information above and beyond the public domain content, it is not obvious that ProCD applies).

If I pay public performance licensing fees to ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC, what is the correct way to obtain music files that are covered by these PROs?

I realize music has different licensing requirements than TV / movies... but it's funny if you look at it from a mile - high view.

Otherwise, they could just jack up their licensing and royalty rates, and if Spotify refused to pay, they could pull their music.

A patent holder should be allowed to exclude if they use their own patent, or optionally collect a license from a pool setup by the government, like the music industry.

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