AVS Ripping

i'm a busy avs:er (even though i have total idea loss right now), so i often remix many presets for myself, but if i want to use that remix in one of my avs packs, is that a rip?

i often give credit 2 the original maker, but i don't steal such elaboritive code used in dyn movements.

so where does the line gets drawn?
what is a rip and what is a remix?

Remixes are typically put in the original author's preset pack. Contact them and give credit if you want to use a version of their preset in your pack or a movement/superscope or something. Rips may have copied superscopes/movemensts or entire presets. The difference is mainly permission and credit.

Well,yes.Usually remixes are published in the original authors' albums(sometimes by request),but the usual is not a law.Sometimes two or more authors unite to make an album with remixing of each other's presets.Ofcourse if you want to create a pack of remixes you should ask each outhor for his permission and i am sure nobody will deny you as long as you give him credit.Enough credit i'd say.Some of us are snobs.Hail me hehe.
Ok cya soon 😁
(oh and remixing-it's mainly a way to get to know with the program and define your style.then you can start with your own interpretation of art 🙂

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credit

i give my credits in comment, where i state if the preset is a remix or original. here's an exampel:

xxxxxxx
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remix by "xxxxxxxxxxxx"
by Montana

bla, bla, bla

big up 2 xxx for makin da original

tony_montana38@hotmail.com

Yeah that is suitable.I usually do it the that way:
author-name of preset (JaY FB Remix)
and give links to the original author's stuff(also say how awesome his stuff is😁 😁 😁 )

id say that too, esp when i remix some of flatmatt's stuff

but i wonder why he never does any of mine 🙁

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