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Smoothedge69
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Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2015 2:40 pm |
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I - Black Sabbath Computer Gods - Black Sabbath
Basically ANYTHING from the Dehumanizer CD. Some of Dio's best work!!
The Devil Cried - Black Sabbath
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Smoothedge69
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Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2015 2:48 pm |
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KSFGROUP wrote: Just thought I would share a sample of the first "On Request" Rock tracks that have come out of the studio... Hope you enjoy! https://www.facebook.com/karaokenetonline?fref=tsMichael Nice work. Only problem, it's "IF the man with the power can't keep it under control, some heads are gonna roll" You have He's the man with the power. I can't wait to start buying, Michael, I just can't wait. The drums sound fine. Sunfly is famous for canned drums, yours sound 100 times better.
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Paradigm Karaoke
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Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2015 3:18 pm |
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for the record Michael, i was thinking the same as Lon, Some heads are gonna roll. i can see the conversion low quality issue. either way, you damn right i'm buying!
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MrBoo
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 6:24 am |
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I think the samples sound great. I'm following your FB page and will definitely be a customer.
Some things to remember..
Samples are a requirement Receipts\history are a requirement
for my business..
Being able to select the format, at will, is a huge plus.
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SINGA USA
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 7:45 am |
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MrBoo wrote: I think the samples sound great. I'm following your FB page and will definitely be a customer.
Some things to remember..
Samples are a requirement Receipts\history are a requirement
for my business..
Being able to select the format, at will, is a huge plus. I realize that you probably have never seen the Customburn site as it is blocked in USA. But all songs have a 30 sec sample. All download links are stored in your account history and detailed receipts are provided for both of our records. Formats will Mp3+G and Custom disc.
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SINGA USA
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 9:57 am |
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Hey Lon, I put up a sample of a track I know you are after...no need to have it on any request list....Shai - If I Ever Fall In Love" - sample is up on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/karaokenetonline
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jclaydon
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:32 am |
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So here is a question for KSF
If a person had a song request that was possible to produce, but not economically feasable *in other words, there probably wouldn't be enough people who'd want it to justify the costs of studio time and musicians etc* would you be willing to consider producing it if a person was willing to pay for the studio costs?
i wish i was in a position to do this, but i would still like to know for my own curiousity.
thanks
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MrBoo
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:39 am |
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KSFGROUP wrote: I realize that you probably have never seen the Customburn site as it is blocked in USA. But all songs have a 30 sec sample. All download links are stored in your account history and detailed receipts are provided for both of our records.
Formats will Mp3+G and Custom disc.
Thanks!
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jclaydon
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:42 am |
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KSFGROUP wrote: Hey Lon, I put up a sample of a track I know you are after...no need to have it on any request list....Shai - If I Ever Fall In Love" - sample is up on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/karaokenetonlineOk i've never heard that song before, but i just had to say that is FREAKiN awesome. The background vocals are right there without being intrusive.. Gave me chills listening to it. good job. -James
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SINGA USA
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:49 am |
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Quote: Nice work. Only problem, it's "IF the man with the power can't keep it under control, some heads are gonna roll" You have He's the man with the power. Fixed.... 
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SINGA USA
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:51 am |
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Quote: If a person had a song request that was possible to produce, but not economically feasable *in other words, there probably wouldn't be enough people who'd want it to justify the costs of studio time and musicians etc* would you be willing to consider producing it if a person was willing to pay for the studio costs? Absolutely.... - we would probably split the cost or something.
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Smoothedge69
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 3:38 pm |
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Silly question: Now that you guys are part of Party Tyme, what is your position on me ripping my PT discs??
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SINGA USA
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 8:50 pm |
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Ripping CDG to MP3G files on your computer is not an authorized right that is granted to us in our CDG licenses from the publishers. It is the biggest source of confusion in the market today in my opinion. We don't have the right so we can't give it to you. Neither can anyone else. Other companies will sell you a "license" which you pay for the rights to use their trademark only. Their premise is that because publishers have until now, not pursued operators who are infringing by ripping the discs, that it won't happen. My view is that this only makes an infringer out of the license holder.
This is why we are offering digital downloads. They are legal and licensed for both home and professional use. We understand that disc owners will chafe at having to purchase downloads for tracks they may own on CDG, but we are governed by the rules and won't be seen as encouraging what is technically infringement.
People will act according to the level of risk they perceive and I trust you will do the same. I don't like getting into the morass of legal arguments that seem to be popular on some of these threads. So I defer any argument/points of view on the subject to the legal minds that participate on the forums.
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Smoothedge69
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 9:06 pm |
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KSFGROUP wrote: Ripping CDG to MP3G files on your computer is not an authorized right that is granted to us in our CDG licenses from the publishers. It is the biggest source of confusion in the market today in my opinion. We don't have the right so we can't give it to you. Neither can anyone else. Other companies will sell you a "license" which you pay for the rights to use their trademark only. Their premise is that because publishers have until now, not pursued operators who are infringing by ripping the discs, that it won't happen. My view is that this only makes an infringer out of the license holder.
This is why we are offering digital downloads. They are legal and licensed for both home and professional use. We understand that disc owners will chafe at having to purchase downloads for tracks they may own on CDG, but we are governed by the rules and won't be seen as encouraging what is technically infringement.
People will act according to the level of risk they perceive and I trust you will do the same. I don't like getting into the morass of legal arguments that seem to be popular on some of these threads. So I defer any argument/points of view on the subject to the legal minds that participate on the forums. Thanks, Michael. I have ripped the few PT discs that I have. I have no problem admitting that. I only have a few, because they are hard to find at our local Walmart. But even the older discs, I find are pretty good. Can't wait to collect your songs, though!! I love the download scheme. That goes right along with my customer based collection. I only have around 5000 songs, around 1,500 of those are downloads from the UK, and about 170 from Karaoke version. 6, I have bought from DTE. I expect YOU will become my go to, as you make more songs available.
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SINGA USA
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 9:46 pm |
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Quote: Thanks, Michael. I have ripped the few PT discs that I have. I have no problem admitting that. I only have a few, because they are hard to find at our local Walmart. But even the older discs, I find are pretty good. Can't wait to collect your songs, though!! I love the download scheme. That goes right along with my customer based collection. I only have around 5000 songs, around 1,500 of those are downloads from the UK, and about 170 from Karaoke version. 6, I have bought from DTE. I expect YOU will become my go to, as you make more songs available. Thanks for that.
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Smoothedge69
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:39 pm |
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If you can get licensing from Led Zeppelin, I would LOVE to see:
Nobody's Fault But Mine We're Gonna Groove You Shook Me In My Time Of Dying (I don't care about how long it is, Kids) I'm Gonna Crawl I Can't Quit You (The version from Coda) Poor Tom Achilles Last Stand In The Evening The Lemon Song Bron-yr-aur Stomp Boogie With Stu Ten Years Gone Tea For One
From Robert Plant: Moonlight in Samosa Slow Dancer Like I've Never Been Gone Other Arms In The Mood Big Log Little By Little Heaven Knows Tall Cool One (Yeah I know SC made it, but it was terrible) Ship Of Fools Hurtin' Kind Big Love I Cried 29 Palms Angel Dance
Coverdale/Page Shake My Tree Take Me For A Little While Easy Does It Over Now Take A Look At Yourself Don't Leave Me This Way Absolution Blues
And from The Firm: Radioactive Midnight Moonlight. (Long Song, but it's one of the best ever!! And you can cut off two minutes of Paul Rogers saying the same thing over and over. )
I know it's a lot, but Hell. if you can get Zeppelin on board, There is potential for TONS of songs.
Not sure if I have requested these, but: From Zebra: Tell Me What You Want Take Your Fingers From My Hair Who's Behind The Door
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chrisavis
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 5:40 am |
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KSFGROUP wrote: Ripping CDG to MP3G files on your computer is not an authorized right that is granted to us in our CDG licenses from the publishers. It is the biggest source of confusion in the market today in my opinion. We don't have the right so we can't give it to you. Neither can anyone else. Other companies will sell you a "license" which you pay for the rights to use their trademark only. Their premise is that because publishers have until now, not pursued operators who are infringing by ripping the discs, that it won't happen. My view is that this only makes an infringer out of the license holder.
This is why we are offering digital downloads. They are legal and licensed for both home and professional use. We understand that disc owners will chafe at having to purchase downloads for tracks they may own on CDG, but we are governed by the rules and won't be seen as encouraging what is technically infringement.
People will act according to the level of risk they perceive and I trust you will do the same. I don't like getting into the morass of legal arguments that seem to be popular on some of these threads. So I defer any argument/points of view on the subject to the legal minds that participate on the forums. This makes it sounds like using a purchased digital download from a PC is more compliant than using a track on a PC that was ripped from disc. I made this argument a couple years back and it was pew pew'd.
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c. staley
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 7:57 am |
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I think there was some confusion with that question Michael. Most of us know that you cannot grant permission to rip tracks from a disc, and we realize that you would prefer that we all purchase the tracks again as downloadables. I get it.
But the question I have is even though the publisher's "could" sue a user, is your company going to force a secondary purchase by legal means?
It's not just "inconvenient" to repurchase what we already have, but it invalidates completely the purchase of discs if a KJ doesn't use a player. Or, perhaps you would be open to a trade-in allowance?
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SINGA USA
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 12:31 pm |
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c. staley wrote: I think there was some confusion with that question Michael. Most of us know that you cannot grant permission to rip tracks from a disc, and we realize that you would prefer that we all purchase the tracks again as downloadables. I get it.
But the question I have is even though the publisher's "could" sue a user, is your company going to force a secondary purchase by legal means?
It's not just "inconvenient" to repurchase what we already have, but it invalidates completely the purchase of discs if a KJ doesn't use a player. Or, perhaps you would be open to a trade-in allowance? If you are asking if we are going to go the same litigious route of your favorite trademark owner / karaoke company - the answer is no. Our goal is to make the downloads for personal and professional use, the choice by which KJ's use our content. There are only 1300 songs out of 22,500 available on disc, so all of the new material and requested tracks will come from our site. We are hoping that that our customer service, production quality, speed to market and offering of licensed tracks at a fair price will warrant the support of the KJ community. Piracy is a fact of life. Nobody is going to stop it. Our business model is not restricted to sales to the KJ market. We sell our content across many platforms worldwide and that provides us a buffer against such loss of business. The KJ market provides a great platform for all of our home users to sing the songs that they have bought and sung at home. We are expanding our brand and want the KJ community to feel appreciated and happy to support us. So read between the lines and take it for what it's worth. We are in the business of making great music for everyone and that is our focus.
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MrBoo
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Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 12:36 pm |
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KSFGROUP wrote: If you are asking if we are going to go the same litigious route of your favorite trademark owner / karaoke company - the answer is no. Our goal is to make the downloads for personal and professional use, the choice by which KJ's use our content. There are only 1300 songs out of 22,500 available on disc, so all of the new material and requested tracks will come from our site. We are hoping that that our customer service, production quality, speed to market and offering of licensed tracks at a fair price will warrant the support of the KJ community.
Piracy is a fact of life. Nobody is going to stop it. Our business model is not restricted to sales to the KJ market. We sell our content across many platforms worldwide and that provides us a buffer against such loss of business. The KJ market provides a great platform for all of our home users to sing the songs that they have bought and sung at home. We are expanding our brand and want the KJ community to feel appreciated and happy to support us. So read between the lines and take it for what it's worth. We are in the business of making great music for everyone and that is our focus. You need to shut up and right now. You are making way too much sense for a Karaoke Producer on this site.
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