I always understood that recording songs off the radio was legal as long as you didn't sell the tapes. This would be the law of the USA, under the Supreme Court decision known as "The Sony" case, with respect to recording TV shows, deemed to be "legal" as a "fair use" for personal time-shifting.
In other countries it may not be legal: you would be duplicating the work without a license, which is one of the exclusive rights of the copyright holder. This is true regardless of whether you derive income from the duplication.
No it is not, as long as you do not sell the songs you record because then it is illegal. In other words if you are making a profit then yes it is illegal.
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See if your public library bought a copy of the sheet music. Otherwise you will have to buy your own legal copy of the sheet music.
Its only legal when you do it off the internet
It's kind of obvious. IT'S ILLEGAL! That's why it's bad to copy music illegally! The reason why it's illegal to copy music that you didn't buy- like off the Internet is because singers and song writers lose money then.
See if your public library bought a legal copy of the sheet music. Otherwise you need to buy your own legal copy.
Not necessarily; often works will be protected by copyright long after they are out of print.
See if your public library bought a copy of the sheet music. Otherwise you will have to buy your own legal copy of the sheet music.
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Its only legal when you do it off the internet
People can easily Copy right things in seconds because of IT and the internet. It would be okay…IF it is legal. You can also download music, films, videos etc in seconds and it is free to do. Again it would be okay….IF it is legal.
You copy and paste the music you want from the internet to your desktop
Downloading music from internet ISN'T legal,so,the're are not 'legal sites' .
You are allowed to copy music for your own use between your computers and/or iPods, and to burn a copy to a CD for safe keeping. You are not allowed to redistribute by selling, sharing or giving away music.
not without giving the owner of the picture recognition
Yes, because you can pay for it.
The author of the music is entitled to payment for his or her work. Buy a legal copy of the sheet music or see if your public library purchased a copy.
No. That is infringing on the artist's copyrights.
There are no free and legal sources of Carrie Underwood's music. You need to purchase a legal copy of the sheet music.