COUNTRY GIRL SHAKE - PART 1 (FREE DOWNLOAD)

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FREE DOWNLOAD: https://soundcloud.com/elle-bc/country-girl-shake-part-1 This content is not associated with or endorsed by any corporations, companies, conglomerates, LLCs, or registered 504c3 organizations in any way. The Transformative Factor: The Purpose and Character of Fair Use. In a 1994 case, the Supreme Court emphasized this first factor as being a primary indicator of fair use. At issue is whether the material has been used to help create something new or merely copied verbatim into another work. In this case, the material taken from the original work has been transformed by adding new expression or meaning through the use of mashup/mixing, layering of multiple different tracks, pitch modulation, tempo adjustment, overlay, and the application of both harmonic and dis-harmonic phasing. Thus, value is added to the original by creating new sets of musical chords and structures, both aesthetically pleasing and not aesthetically pleasing. In addition, the pitch modulations suggestive of a male voice singing falsetto to perform as a female add a layer of critical theory to the mix. The this fair use of a copyrighted track creates a parody which is significantly different from the original in it's artistic intent, creates new aesthetics by mixing both pleasing and unpleasing vocal and digital harmonies, and creates new understanding by asking listeners to critically synthesize a variety of disparate pieces of music as they relate to specific set of pop culture iconographies. Visually, the juxtaposition of these various pop culture iconographies as synced with the extensively modified, layered, and remixed audio tracks adds a further layer of parody to the artistic work.

COUNTRY GIRL SHAKE - PART 1 (FREE DOWNLOAD)

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• published: 04 Dec 2014
• views: 672122

FREE DOWNLOAD: https://soundcloud.com/elle-bc/country-girl-shake-part-1 This content is not associated with or endorsed by any corporations, companies, conglomerates, LLCs, or registered 504c3 organizations in any way. The Transformative Factor: The Purpose and Character of Fair Use. In a 1994 case, the Supreme Court emphasized this first factor as being a primary indicator of fair use. At issue is whether the material has been used to help create something new or merely copied verbatim into another work. In this case, the material taken from the original work has been transformed by adding new expression or meaning through the use of mashup/mixing, layering of multiple different tracks, pitch modulation, tempo adjustment, overlay, and the application of both harmonic and dis-harmonic phasing. Thus, value is added to the original by creating new sets of musical chords and structures, both aesthetically pleasing and not aesthetically pleasing. In addition, the pitch modulations suggestive of a male voice singing falsetto to perform as a female add a layer of critical theory to the mix. The this fair use of a copyrighted track creates a parody which is significantly different from the original in it's artistic intent, creates new aesthetics by mixing both pleasing and unpleasing vocal and digital harmonies, and creates new understanding by asking listeners to critically synthesize a variety of disparate pieces of music as they relate to specific set of pop culture iconographies. Visually, the juxtaposition of these various pop culture iconographies as synced with the extensively modified, layered, and remixed audio tracks adds a further layer of parody to the artistic work.