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Sean Jan 15, 2011 02:25 AM

Looking for Music
 
Actually the title isn't quite accurate, I mean looking for someone to create a non-JJ2+ compatible music file heavily based off the Coldplay song Violet Hill. That's about it.

And admins, feel free to move to the appropriate category.

cooba Jan 15, 2011 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Sean (Post 466033)
a non-JJ2+ compatible music file

Like... a midi?

Seren Jan 15, 2011 04:45 AM

Although the way he says it is at least untypical, I believe he means a non-plussed JJ2 compatible music; something mod-based.

Treylina Jan 15, 2011 04:16 PM

...anything but a midi. They just sound so artifical (don't get me wrong I don't think synthesised music is bad, what I mean that midis sometimes try to emulate a real instrument that is so easy to tell it's computerised) and bland. I think midis are only good for having as a base for remixes, or taking as a note to learn a tune, not for listening in levels. That's my thought on it really. Some might disagree with me but whatever.

cooba Jan 16, 2011 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Sir Ementaler (Post 466038)
mod-based.

Fair enough. In that case I don't know about a mod similar to Violet Hill, but for what it matters, there's a module version of Clocks

Sean Jan 16, 2011 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Sir Ementaler (Post 466038)
Although the way he says it is at least untypical, I believe he means a non-plussed JJ2 compatible music; something mod-based.

Yes, exactly! I have NEVER been good with technical terms.

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Originally Posted by cooba (Post 466069)
Fair enough. In that case I don't know about a mod similar to Violet Hill, but for what it matters, there's a module version of Clocks

I'm pretty sure that breaks copyright and that's why I asked for someone to create something BASED off the song but not quite it. Figures I would need to request it not look around because it's a) Not a single and b) Copyright, though I already said that.

Treylina Jan 16, 2011 09:43 AM

To be honest, I don't think you'd get in trouble for using a "copyrighted" song/music whatever in some old shooting rabbits game. It isn't a massive community like youtube where you have to make misleading titles to get away with such things and you aren't reselling it. J2o admins might go on at me for this, but what music company would check such a primitive site? What about videogame music? I've seen several people use music from other games in levels and they don't get into any sort of trouble at all. Even popular levelmakers do this. Maybe there's a difference, but I don't know quite exactly how it is...

Stijn Jan 16, 2011 09:48 AM

Uploading an original copyrighted song is not allowed, but I don't think MOD covers/remixes are much of a problem.

There's several of those on J2O already anyway, not to mention the countless ripped game soundtrack songs.

Sean Jan 16, 2011 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Treylina (Post 466087)
To be honest, I don't think you'd get in trouble for using a "copyrighted" song/music whatever in some old shooting rabbits game. It isn't a massive community like youtube where you have to make misleading titles to get away with such things and you aren't reselling it. J2o admins might go on at me for this, but what music company would check such a primitive site?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stijn (Post 466088)
Uploading an original copyrighted song is not allowed, but I don't think MOD covers/remixes are much of a problem.

Thanks a lot you two then, great help. Maybe I'll contact the guy who made the Dreempipes remix and see if he'll take this project. What was his name? Joshua Reed? Yes, that's it. I'll email him right now!


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