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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GTRZ" data-source="post: 898579" data-attributes="member: 1">I think this question already asked by many tv shows, news papers, other media etc..  Not only about small part in this track with effects but also about very clear voices in his other tracks which are not reproductions too. Who is doing that background vocals, who is doing that chorus female part etc.. What he says is he has some singer/s that doesn’t wanna come to front and he will expose them very soon to the media.  Anyway if you wanna verify your self you can PM iraj from ElaKiri too. His User ID is Iraj.           Yes you can do. But who needs a sound of flute to make a guitar sound.  Anyway from early days this was used by scientists to reproduce sounds made by animals. You know there were big buzz to talk with animals and find the ways they communicate with each other.        Yes I understand really well about morality, now you are the one who said its only 43 years old right? So the rights should be taken only from the owners. Not from the expired method. So if he has rights then its taken from the respective owners so if they allowed it then what’s not ethical in that? My friend the main thing is you are thinking like the music is static and you think like once made that will be the masterpiece and it’s perfect. Modifications like ruining it.   As you know from medicine also there is a method called EBM (Evidence based medicine), When it comes to software upgrading and new versions based on previous.  Now what that moral or ethics not coming to other things like patents? Some person invents something and someone getting license from him and improve it. Then it’s also not ethical? So all should inventions from scratch? Person who make the car should invent the wheel also?     Okay I’ll give another example from srilankan music too. One of the best singers of all time Mr Amaradewa’s songs reproduced by composer and author. Even Mr Amaradewa doesn’t liked that they made new melodies based on old track and made new music with new singer coz they have the copyright. And sold it everywhere too. I don’t wanna mention names but those are top srilankan musicians and song writers.  And most of  top srilankan eastern music artists made Cds and cassettes saying new music with some popular western type of band who add total new western beats. The flow of the song totally disappeared and it was totally new thing. I am not going to criticize that saying good or bad, some found it good and some found it bad. But what I am saying is they totally reproduced the music.</blockquote>

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