A slight tangent.. but this discussion only considers "digital music" in the context of distribution, media players, and copyright! I know this isn't pitchfork.. but imagine if we actually stretched our imagination to think about the way that digital technology changed the way we make music.
Nah, never mind.. what could be more 2.0 than downloading the newest Norah Jones DRM free!
Steve O'Hear (editor)
· 1 year ago
@Greg
Thanks for the feedback :)
I actually have my own digital studio (and have had for over 10 years) so I know a thing or two about the way music production has/is changing. But it's not something we have the scope to cover here.
Ann S
· 1 year ago
This DRM stuff is killing me!!!
I do not live in the US anymore so I could care less about the breaking US law and removing DRM for personal use.
DRM no DRM…. I just want to be able to play my media on any platform that I choose. DRM is like going into your local stereo shop and having to purchase a DVD player for each movie studio.
So now I found a great decission - MelodyCan converter (http://www.melodycan.com/index.php) which helps me to resolve drm-protection problem.
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Nah, never mind.. what could be more 2.0 than downloading the newest Norah Jones DRM free!
Thanks for the feedback :)
I actually have my own digital studio (and have had for over 10 years) so I know a thing or two about the way music production has/is changing. But it's not something we have the scope to cover here.
I do not live in the US anymore so I could care less about the breaking US law and removing DRM for personal use.
DRM no DRM…. I just want to be able to play my media on any platform that I choose. DRM is like going into your local stereo shop and having to purchase a DVD player for each movie studio.
So now I found a great decission - MelodyCan converter (http://www.melodycan.com/index.php) which helps me to resolve drm-protection problem.