http://napodano.com/lb?id=14 sounding different since 1993 This is my music. I have started composing on 1993 using StarTrekker on Commodore Amiga, then switched to FastTracker 1 on PC, then FastTracker 2 and now I am using Renoise. This is my music. I have started composing on 1993 using StarTrekker on Commodore Amiga, then switched to FastTracker 1 on PC, then FastTracker 2 and now I am using Renoise. en-gb (C)2009 Fabio Napodano, distributed under <a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd-nc/1.0/" target=_BLANK">Creative Commons</a> license. Fabio Napodano napodano@napodano.com napodano@napodano.com (Fabio Napodano) Fabio Napodano http://napodano.com/lb/audio/rssimage.jpg http://napodano.com/lb Sun, 25 Oct 2026 09:29:48 +0100 Wed, 21 Jan 2009 08:55:00 +0100 Loudblog no Music Wed, 21 Jan 2009 08:55:00 +0100 http://napodano.com/lb/index.php?id=14 http://napodano.com/lb/index.php?id=14 napodano napodano no http://napodano.com/lb/index.php?id=14#comments copyright fraud internet license Recently I have been contacted by an italian site looking for some “talents” to scout. Their self-entitled “artist director” has written lots of (generic) kind words about their project on the road to start, then he invited me to Recently I have been contacted by an italian site looking for some “talents” to scout. Their self-entitled “artist director” has written lots of (generic) kind words about their project on the road to start, then he invited me to join it. I was already suspicious when I entered the site, but when I read the contract agreement, I saw with a great surprise that the text was automatically translated from english to italian, with very funny results.. anyway, the contract stated, in this sort-of-hybrid language, that the contractor was going to authorize the site to publish the songs for any kind of use, and even to sublicense to third parties! what did they give you in exchange? Promotion, of course! Hah! when I asked for more infor about this (both the translation and the content of the contract) on their shoutbox, firstly they removed my messages and moderated the shoutbox, then they replied me saying “sorry?! we did not send you any contract..” well, this is pretty ridicolous, isn’t it? Always pay attention to what you are signing, at least give a good read at the crucial parts of the agreement!. <p>Recently I have been contacted by an italian site looking for some &#8220;talents&#8221; to scout. Their self-entitled &#8220;artist director&#8221; has written lots of (generic) kind words about their project on the road to start, then he invited me to join it.</p> <p>I was already suspicious when I entered the site, but when I read the contract agreement, I saw with a great surprise that the text was automatically translated from english to italian, with very funny results..</p> <p>anyway, the contract stated, in this sort-of-hybrid language, that the contractor was going to <b>authorize the site to publish the songs for any kind of use, and even to sublicense to third parties</b>!</p> <p>what did they give you in exchange? Promotion, of course! Hah!</p> <p>when I asked for more infor about this (both the translation and the content of the contract) on their shoutbox, firstly they removed my messages and moderated the shoutbox, then they replied me saying &#8220;sorry?! we did not send you any contract..&#8221;</p> <p>well, this is pretty ridicolous, isn&#8217;t it?</p> <p><u>Always pay attention to what you are signing, at least give a good read at the crucial parts of the agreement!</u>.</p>