Can you record a cover song and release it online (pputting it on Kazaa, Limewire, BearShare, etc.)?
545974
I personally don't know but if they can do it with the real songs why not the cover songs? Right?
685707
Your gonna have to use Limewire or bittorrent for that dude.  Anyone else is either only gonna have samples or make you pay.
384751
You can by a used DAT player (or any other recording device) relatively cheap on the Internet or at a music store. From there post your music on the Internet. Create accounts on pages like MySpace.com or other web communities. Talk about your music and tell them that they can download your music for free. IF you get a good buzz going a record producer will eventually contact you.
1055040
i only know of 99 cents from itunes or just ask a freind to burn you songs\n\nhaha\n\nits legal (hopefully)
615225
You need to remove the DRM on the wma files. However, this is not possible at the moment.\nBUT....\nthere is a way to make a "legal" backup of any DRM (protected) song.\nYou need to get MuVAudio software, which comes with a virtual audio cable. This software plays the song via WMP and re-records it as an mp3 file.\nYou can then d/load from Napster, convert the files then you are free to burn to a cd or put it on you mp3 player.
121118
I have the song on a cd. If you are on a downloading site just type in the song and then remix I am sure that there should be and option there.
130010
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT FROM KAZAA
1043916
Free and legal ? Not likely!\n\nI use www.allofmp3.com and whilst it's not free , it's very very cheap with an average album costing about £1. \n\nThe advantage is you can 'audition' the tracks first and if you don't like them, then you don't buy them. You can also select the format and quality of the file.\n\nI have to express my doubts if it's legal or not, but at the moment you only seem to get into trouble if you file share rather than just download.
20310
Many legitimate peer-to-peer and download sites allow new and unsigned artists to upload a few tracks for free.    MySpace, MP3.com and Bearshare all leap to mind.  Upload one or two tracks and allow people to download and share those tracks!
457343
yeah, it's illegal...\nbut you would attach a song just like any other file.
218723
You can also try P2P file sharing software.\nhttp://www.morpheus.com\nhttp://www.bearshare.com\nhttp://www.limewire.com\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
861324
Not 100% sure but you may want to try Kazaa
1108338
I think this is what ya gotta do, it is what I had to do a while ago. 1st you gotta convert the file from MP3, WMA or whatever to 'Midi' you can do this is Audigy & others too. Than use Audigy, Band in a Box or w/e you can record you singing or w/e over that! I did that back in 04 the thing is here; Good luck! \n\n http://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/id44.htm
675252
Yes-try google video, iTunes music store, some people manage to make their own and some (and I wish they would tell me how) manage to download stuff off YouTube.
875630
Legally you don't. And beware of sites where you can because you are not only downloading songs but lots of spyware and adware too, this can bog your computer down. Just buy it so the artist and everyone who worked hard on the album can get paid.
421964
Im not sure how big bull moose is, but you can download anything you want for only 99 cents per song. People work for their money, they deserve what they work for. You can try Virgin Digital, but make sure you buy a music track, and not a license to play.
1155283
You can't.  Unless an artist or record company is promoting a new album or something and offers a free download on their website.  It happens a lot.  I know that Incubus has offered free downloads on their website before.  Other than that, FILE SHARING, COPYING OR DOWNLOADING OF COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL WITHOUT PAYING FOR IT, IS NOT LEGAL PERIOD.  \n\nIt's interesting that not that long ago, people were listening to music on cassette tape and copying cassette tapes was just as prevalent as file sharing of mp3s is today.  The difference is that the quality of a copied tape was no where near as good as the original, so the record companies and artists didn't feel as threatened.  Nowadays, the quality of these copied files is nearly identical to the original CD.  It's also much easier to download only the songs you like, as opposed to buying an entire CD for one or two good songs.  It's caused CD sales to drop significantly.  That's why these legality issues have become so hyped up.  It's all about the bottom line profit for the record companies and artists. \n\nSo while you can download music for free through something like Kazaa or Limewire...it is totally NOT LEGAL.  All of these services state that their service is only to be used to download non-copyrighted material or material where the "owners" have given their permission to share.  As an example, many garage bands use Limewire to get their music out into the masses and heard.  It's their music so the have every right to share it and they want you to download it for free now...in the hopes that sometime in the future you will buy it when they get a recording contract.  ;-)\n\nI will also warn you that several people as young as 11, have been prosecuted civilly for illegal file sharing.  These record companies have hired high-power attorneys and investigators to scan these file sharing sites for IP addresses they can then target.  They nail people at random, but they want to make examples out of these people.  Read all about it at http://www.riaa.com/issues/piracy/riaa.asp and http://recordingindustryvspeople.blogspot.com/#114407412140982469 .