An interesting thing came up regarding copyright.
I mentioned to Bhengen that I had once added music to "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address." It had been years since I even thought of that. When it came back into my mind, I started thinking, "Why not run that old thing through A.I.?"
It's easy (supposedly) and nothing can go wrong. Right? Wrong. It will take the music, but it gives me a note that says "your lyric contains copyrighted material". "Choose another lyric."
WHAAATTT???? Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is not in the public domain??? Or does Suno just reject all overly familiar patterns? Surely that can't still be something you have to get permission to use. . . can it?
Is the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence still able to be copyrighted? Strange. Does anyone know?
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that does sound weird. i have had songs that were public domain like Christmas songs that i was doing covers of, but because they have been recently released buy popular artist it wound't take it..you can try to spell the words wrong and that works if you can change it enough. = fore skore and 7 years uh-go.
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Can't add anything useful here I'm afraid
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Sidshovel: Thank you for that. It was interesting.
MuskieBait. . . What I'll probably do (assuming I don't just lose interest) is write new lyrics, sing them to the music I wrote, upload it. Get the new (almost always much better) musical interpretation, then separate the lyrics, and sing back the actual words from the address. Lot of work for no reason. It just is not possible that after 170 years (almost) a set of words is still copyrighted. It's absolutely in the public domain.
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It occurred to me to just look it up. https://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=mcafee&type=E210US91088G0&p=Is+Lincoln%27s+Gettysburg+Address+copyrighted%3F
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Who knows . there's other sites besides Suno . In the real major show , They'll sue you
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Who would sue me. . . and for what?
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