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Re: unreleased music
by Chip Thome on Nov 6, 2009 at 7:02:43 am

It could be just as illegal, but I am not a lawyer, so take it for what it's worth.

If the song is being performed, the venue or performer needs to have a license to perform it. Most commercial institutions have a blanket license, that is based on their capacity. I would assume most other venues would have something similar.

If you mic up the performance or tap into the PA source for your audio, you are functionally going to be recording the performance.

If it would come from your on camera mic, then it would be part of the ambient, and not probably considered illegal as long as the clip that includes the song, isn't of the performance or just the length of the performance.

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