The Art of The Sample

Why did Beyoncé remove a sample of the song Milkshake from her track ENERGY, even though she had cleared the rights? In this episode I talk about the history of sampling and answer: what is sampling and where did it come from? Can I sample that clip and how much can I take before it becomes a sample? Plus, what are the copyright exceptions do any apply and what happened in a 25-year case over a 2 second sample.

IN THIS EPISODE

00:33 Why Beyoncé removed a sample of the song Milkshake, from her track ENERGY

03:50 What is sampling and where did it come from?

08:34 Can I sample that clip and how much can I take before it becomes a sample?

10:08 What are the copyright exceptions and do any of those apply?

12:12 The 25-year copyright case over a 2 second sample: Kraft Werk v Nur Mir

17:28 The difference between Fair Use and Fair Dealing copyright exceptions

18:35 How do you negotiate a sample rate?

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Whose Song Is It Anyway? is produced by Good Form

Funded by The British Academy

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Nothing in this podcast constitutes legal advice. It is legal education to help you learn more about your rights.

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