SONG IN COMMERCIAL

Hi everyone! Does anybody know the musical in the Blackberry Bold commercial? It is the 3rd commercial where a man is playing the piano at the end....I have searched everywhere. Thanks!!!

Do you mean this reel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J16oHI3ohY
If so - there is a comment:
they sample super mario 3 when u float down holding the key after u beat a world

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Can i sell songs made on garage band?

can i sell songs that i have made on garage band?

leonieDF wrote:
Yes, you can, but read the licence that came with your GB installation. You are restricted when using the loops:
You can't sell the loops, and you can't sell audio containing the loops.
To clarify, this is false.
No need to read the licence or stress out in any way.
Use, enjoy, sell.
The one exception is that you're not allowed to set up a pirating shop for the loops themselves, to duplicate and sell JamPacks as raw materials for other people's songs. She's correct in that "You can't sell the loops."
But as soon as you do anything with the loops themselves - put them in a song, a commercial, a salad, there are no restrictions whatsoever. In other words if you are a musician, filmmaker, or anything other than an illicit software pirating shop, you have nothing to worry about.

ITunes doesn't recognize ripped song titles

When I rip songs from commercial CDs (not copied ones), the songs' titles are not recognized and so are not listed except as Track one, two, etc. No artwork. Why? all software up to date and this has happened only recently.

Select these songs in iTunes, right click - Get CD track names.
iTunes prefs > Advanced.
Tick Get CD track names.
This will get CD track names for any more CDs you use.

Creating CDs in Logic with proper volume levels

I took some songs off of both audio tape and CD, and combined them into 1 compilation. I originally recorded the audio tapes into logic, then bounced them as AAC files. Then I brought those AAC files, plus songs from commercial CDs into iTunes and burned everything to a CD. However, all the volume levels were mismatched....the more I read about iTunes the more it sounds like the program does not do a good job at evening out all the volumes. Is it possible to use Logic to do this, and even burn the CD within Logic...I assume Logic would have this capability based upon it sophistication, Im just not sure how to do it. Thanks!

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double click on the region to open it in the Sample editor window.
There under Functions select Change gain...Search maximum
Have you tried using Waveburner?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_normalization
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replay_Gain

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I just got my new macbook with Logic Express 8 yesterday, and im curious about the Loops licensing. Can the loops be used in a song for commercial purposes? I assume as long as they are altered in some way (vocals overtop of them, instruments added on top, etc.) this should be fine, but I haven't been able to find any information on the licensing yet.

From the license agreement.
http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/logicexpress.pdf
+B. Except as otherwise indicated, you may use the Apple and third party audio ﬁle content (including, but not limited to, the Apple Loops, built-in sound ﬁles and samples) (collectively the “Audio+
+Content”), contained in or otherwise included with the Apple Software, on a royalty-free basis, to create your own original soundtracks for your ﬁlm, video and audio projects. You may broadcast+
+and/or distribute your own soundtracks that were created using the Audio Content, however, individual Apple loops, audio ﬁles, sound settings and samples may not beotherwise distributed on a standalone basis, nor may they be repackaged in whole or in part as audio samples, sound ﬁles, sound eﬀects or music beds.+

When I attempt to import some regular, commercial CD's, iTunes returns the message "The song names for this CD could not be found online. Do you still want to import the songs?" This has happened for four CD's in a row now, Eagles - Hotel California.

Hi All,
When I attempt to import some regular, commercial CD's, iTunes returns the message "The song names for this CD could not be found online. Do you still want to import the songs?" This has happened for four CD's in a row now. Today, after importing some other CD's in the regular way, all of a sudden, iTunes won't recognize the Eagles - "Hotel California" CD, the Eagles "**** Freezes Over" CD, "The Best of Roy Orbison" or "Milestones" by Miles Davis.
What happened? Anybody know?

We've gotten the same error at the same time. I guess we need to let this play out. In the meantime, I'm gonna update iTunes.

Can I download a song or audio clip from a commercial DVD? (and how?)

I don't even know if this is the right forum but I've tried searching in iTunes & iDVD and can't find the answer.
Is it possible to download a short section of audio, a song for example, from a DVD of a mainstream Hollywood movie? If so, how? Can I save it in iTunes so that I can listen on my iPod?
Sorry if you're offended by such a basic question.
Mike

No.
Commercial DVD's are encrypted to prevent just such a thing.
It is ILLEGAL to break this encryption.

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I know I've heard some of those Jingles on promos companies play on PBS. I can't tell you the name of the one that comes up. Another time I've heard one on a pharmaceutical advert. But I cannot answer the legal question if you can use the canned jingles for commercial purposes. I don't know if the Apple End User License Agreement for iMovie covers commercial uses of the jingles.

Where in iTunes Store can I find the song from the iAd commercial?

Where in the iTunes Music Store can I find the awesome background score / song from the iAd commercial featured on http://advertising.apple.com/?
Does anyone know the artist / album? Is it a GarageBand original song?

Wikipedia has an interesting list of songs used in Apple commercials, although it does not seem to have caught up with the iAd ad yet.
The album I was thinking of (which is similar to what is in the commercial) is Tron: Legacy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), available on iTunes, at least in the USA store.
The songs in the commercials are always so good, they should find a way to make it easy to do a quick purchase.

Song in iTunes Commercial

What is the title and/or artist of the tune in the current commercial featuring a girl?
I'm a bit surprised that there isn't a section or listing on Apple's site that lists the tunes from all their iTunes commercials, with links to the Music Store.
Anyways, anyone know the title and/or artist of this tune?
Thanks.

I see the Music Video section, but without knowing the title or artist, there's little way to narrow it down. If, on the other hand, there were a way to segregate information on songs in the iTunes ads, that would be helpful.
It would also be very helpful to include listings for the ROKR ads songs' info as well.
The ad to which I referred is actually an iTunes/ROKR ad, and it is the first of the three listed on the page you so-nicely linked, yes. It seems logical that any iTunes-related and iPod-related ad that features a tune be listed on Apple's site, including information on artist, title, and perhaps a link to the Music Store.

Song In Latest "Breakaway" Commercial???

I know this question has little (to absolutely nothing) to do with anything tech support-related, but a lot of people (including me of course), are curious to know the name of that unique song playing in the latest "Breakaway" commercial for the Fall 2010 ad campaign???
Is it an actual song by a commercial/indie artist, or was it made (personally) by a 3rd party sound studio?
Here's a video directly from Verizon's Youtube of the exact commercial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzsMSijofvc
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-Joe

Hey mods, we really would like to know what this song is. You have a large number of paying customers and potential customers (looking to migrate my family's four lines from AT&T) that are looking all over the internet to find this out. The comments on your Youtube page regarding the commercial in question are predominantly inquiring about the song you use. I know it's a relatively small matter, but it would make a lot of people happy if you would let your customers know what we're listening to. Not to mention the aggregate customer service that would help potential customers cut the AT&T/iPhone cord. Thanks for your attention.

Can I use the songs that come with adobe Premiere Elements for commercial use/film?

Can I use the default songs that come with adobe Premiere Elements for commercial use; such as in a film?

C. Raio
We are not Adobe here. Rather user to user.
In the threads that I have read here the following is the user to user reply on this matter that is seen regarding project assets....Music Scores in this case....
The Music Score soundtracks are from the Adobe Premiere Elements (12 or 13) Music Score selections within the program.
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Would the evaluators settle for the above information?
ATR

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I remember reading a couple of threads a little while back where some people were curious to know what that song in the first iPhone commercial was. A few of us were even interested in using it as a ring tone.
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Just wanted to share the info.
iPhoNettie

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I need to adjust the tempo of a commercial song imported from iTunes

I need to reduce the tempo of a commercial song which I imported to GB from iTunes by ~6%. Can I do this in GB, and if so, how?

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I really like the song Apple is using on the new Nano commercial. Who is the artist what is the name of the song?

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