LostLegend
Senior Member
No issues with using things like presets and sample packs and the like as a tool. Most of the greatest musical aritsts have used things like session musicians and co-writers to cover gaps in their music skills, I see these as the electronic equivalent. But passing an entire project that someone else has made off as your own work has never sat right with me to be honest.
Though, as a learning tool I suppose it would helpful to new producers to be able to break down a professionally made track.
That said, I cast no shade on the producers selling them, it can be tough to make ends meet as a musician and I understand why you'd see this as a good source of income.
Though, as a learning tool I suppose it would helpful to new producers to be able to break down a professionally made track.
That said, I cast no shade on the producers selling them, it can be tough to make ends meet as a musician and I understand why you'd see this as a good source of income.
