Are there any Marilyn Manson songs?

[Stitch]

I don't see them available as DLCs. Are they in the base game? I kinda doubt it, but would be nice...

Thanks.

[Stitch]

Originally posted by thejohnnewton:

Nope

Aw, too bad. Thank you for your answer.

[exolstice]

No, but you can request songs here: https://www.facebook.com/rocksmith.usa/app/418953888161748/

And here's some info about the song request procedure:
http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/717135-Official-Rocksmith-Song-Requests-*Updated-5-13-14

[Stitch]

Originally posted by exolstice:

No, but you can request songs here: https://www.facebook.com/rocksmith.usa/app/418953888161748/

And here's some info about the song request procedure:
http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/717135-Official-Rocksmith-Song-Requests-*Updated-5-13-14

Alright, gave it a shot, but I think there's just a small chance that they'll actually make MM available. They are not a mainstream band anymore.

Thanks!

[woodhead]

Sweet Dreams and The Beautiful People would be cool!

[Stitch]

Originally posted by r714woodhead:

Sweet Dreams and The Beautiful People would be cool!

I'd also love This Is The New ♥♥♥♥ and Coma White.

[Viper]

It is legal. The songs that are put in game are made by people who aren't within the development team. Same rules apply when people create mod for games, as the creator doesn't earn any fianicial profit. If it wasn't legal it wouldn't be allowed in the game, it would be quite simple to create a form of firewall for content to work within the game which the developer doesn't authorise.

[Hyeson]

Originally posted by Yuan:

It is legal. The songs that are put in game are made by people who aren't within the development team. Same rules apply when people create mod for games, as the creator doesn't earn any fianicial profit. If it wasn't legal it wouldn't be allowed in the game, it would be quite simple to create a form of firewall for content to work within the game which the developer doesn't authorise.

To make it simple...
It is totally not legal. There is a MP3 file in the custom rockstar file. Downloading the custom song makes you download a MP3 noone ever got a licence for.

[Kid Meatball]

You have to pay a lisence fee to the music publishers Union if you are going to play music at something like a wedding.

Synchronization is when music is played along with video or film and requires special fees and agreements. Rocksmith is counted along with that process.

Just like torrents are stealing, so is CDLC. Musicians should always be paid when their creativity is distributed or consumed, no matter how.

[songless.bird]

What is (il)legal depends on the country you live in. If you are not an expert on international law try to refrain from telling other people what is legal in their country or not.

[Kid Meatball]

What country do you live in? Can you point me to the law that says you are allowed to just do whatever you want with other people's work?

[caldaar]

According to thier profile, they live in Germany... I am not sure on the specific laws there but according to the young-germany site:

"under German copyright law, one can basically assume that unless you are paying for your item, legally, through a reputable service such as Amazon or ITunes, almost all file-sharing—downloading (making a new digital copy on your computer), uploading (putting your previously purchased content on the internet for others to download), and streaming (watching a film in a browser) is illegal."

[caldaar]

At least we don't have to deal with the old argument of people claiming "Ubisoft doesn't care"... They have made it clear... They care... So don't do it.

[Kineticvoid]

Originally posted by songless.bird:

What is (il)legal depends on the country you live in. If you are not an expert on international law try to refrain from telling other people what is legal in their country or not.

It does not matter where you are from, Germany included, copyrights and intellectual property rights are international.
Your arguement is like saying because a patent is filed and verified in the USA it does not apply to you in Germany and your within your rights to use that patented idea as your own, you can't it is not your property, read through a user agreement from apple or microsoft next time you buy something., They make it very clear it is only personal use and only for as long as you retain it, these agreements also includes no modifications or reengineering clauses blah blah blah...
So yah it's illegal in your country