• Music Maker

  One answer, on 2/25/2010

  copyright
  if i put a track together using music maker 3 ,rock edition ,dance edition 3 ,and soundpool 15 , and put it on any site like itunes ,do i own the copyright ,thanks 
• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 2/25/2010

  RE: Can you import tunes already on your computer from Window Media player/I-tunes in order to mix them?
  You're probably correct.  But, what are you trying to use copyrighted material for?  You can't legally play or post any part of it outside your own room anyway. That said....why not go to your local library and borrow the CD, or better yet...BUY
• Other products

  2 answers, most recent on 3/8/2010

  website music
  Hello, I am interested in adding music to my website. I realise that I can purchase non copyright tunes but I understand I would still need to purchase a licence at a cost of about £50 per year to do this. Is this true? I realise that Magix do not
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 2/1/2010

  RE: [Closed] Legal Rights
  To the best of my knowledge...yes. The End User License Agreement (EULA) clearly states that the music content of MMM and the Soundpools DVD's can be used for commercial purposes (for profit). Obviously, original contect that you have created
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 1/30/2010

  RE: How do you download MIDI objects?
  Nothing is wrong.....there are NO MIDI objects, until you create them! Well...that's not entirely true.  When you open the Vita MIDI editor, there is a default MIDI object already in the editor. You can import other MIDI files, assuming you
• Other products

  One answer, on 1/19/2010

  RE: can I take a song and edit it?? as in, if I took american idiot and sepreated the voice out and then made the gituar all spacy
  Yes, you can.  I've done so myself.  However, since it is still protected by copyright, I cannot share it with you. Breaking it up and adding things to it is relatively simple.  Trying to remove selected bits is much more difficult, and possibly
• Movie Studio

  3 answers, most recent on 12/11/2009

  RE: Re-installation of Movie edit pro 14
  I think the installation media on the disc of the MEP 14 is not Windows 7 compatible, therefore perhaps the copyright protection scheme used on the software disc is being tripped and assuming it is not an authentic copy. My suggestion first is to
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 11/28/2009

  RE: How can I make my movies so i can email them to others
  Hi! I haven't tries it for E-mals but I guess it could do what you want for the diaporama is a .exe file. - REFERENCES : Diaporama version 3.01 Copyright © 1997-2003 SoftChris (Christian Martinez), tous droits réservés. E-mail :
• Movie Studio

  4 answers, most recent on 11/27/2009

  [Closed] Inserting copyright symbol in movie
  Edit Pro 12.  I would like to insert a copyright symbol in a title and have found no way to do so. Please help
• Off topic

  2 answers, most recent on 10/1/2009

  RE: [Closed] Why is the song I posted no longer on my profile.
  You really should read the Terms and Conditions at the bottom of the screen.  In it they state: "MAGIX stores the photos, videos, music and information ("Contents") for the customer or solely grants access to them. The customer alone is
• Music Maker

  4 answers, most recent on 9/23/2009

  RE: [Closed] selling my completed songs
  If you are planning doing this on a regular basis I would even suggest you register with your local musician union or publishing office. You are rightly concerned about copyright infringment and that can go both ways. By registering your songs
• Other products

  4 answers, most recent on 9/2/2009

  RE: [Closed] Usage rights???
  Hi again, I think Windows Media Player is just being funny about something in the header information of the exported files. The program probably sets a "copyrighted" flag in the file header by default or something like this. Windows Media Player
• Music Maker

  3 answers, most recent on 8/5/2009

  RE: [Closed] putting kvraudio synths into MMM14 Producer Edition
  Hi Andre48, Maybe I'm just tired (it's late right now), but I'm not following your additional information dated 08-04.  I'm not real knowledgable about adding vst instruments, but it is supposed to be very simple and involve files with a .dll
• Other products

  One answer, on 7/25/2009

  RE: Can't download movie to Zune from computer DVD player
  It is probable that the DVD is copy-right protected.  If you are trying to move a purchased DVD movie onto your Zune, it's not going to work.  You can test this by simply attempting to copy the DVD to your computer using regular old Windows
• Movie Studio

  2 answers, most recent on 12/3/2008

  RE: How do I upload songs from my iTunes in Movie Edit Pro 12???
  You wouldn't be able to import M4P files-  these are iTunes copyright protected files. Otherwise, if they aren't copyright protected files, make sure you are importing them from their actual location on your hard drive - the files aren't located in
• Movie Studio

  One answer, on 11/4/2008

  RE: launching Magix
  I guess I don't quite follow - you've installed the program, since lost the disc and now the program is asking for the disc to be inserted again, this sounds like a typical case of copyright protection/authentication failing. You can get around it
• Music Maker

  One answer, on 10/25/2008

  RE: How can i use music maker 14 to modify a song
  Hi, Are you able to do the editing that you want or are you requesting help with that? As far as uploading I'm afraid that's a copyright issue. Even midi versions of songs require permission and are subject to copyright. Justin
• Music Maker

  2 answers, most recent on 7/2/2009

  RE: Magix Music Maker 12 xxl - Vista compatibility
  Hi Neil, This seems to be an issue for many. If you go back through the previous questions (do a search) there are many things to try. Some have had success. I've heard there is even an "unlock code" from Magix AG. Something about Vista not
• Music Maker

  3 answers, most recent on 8/25/2008

  RE: since when and in which country did samples have any copyright protection?
  Here is a kicker for ya: according to copyright laws - Karaoke and Midi versions of songs are illegal too unless they are properly licensed. Just removing the vocals from a song does not give you the right to post it or reproduce it. I can
• Music Maker

  3 answers, most recent on 8/25/2008

  RE: since when and in which country did samples have any copyright protection?
  This is unfortunate, You can use the feedback link at the top right of this page and send a message directly to Magix support for this site. They are responsible for removing your song and can help you further. Keep in mind that not all samples
• Music Maker

  3 answers, most recent on 8/25/2008

  since when and in which country did samples have any copyright protection?
  and now explain to me which part of my uploaded song you have objected to enough to delete it then prove that it isnt a karaoke track