Update: This submission can't remain CC-BY if CC-BY-SA content was added to it. You may leave the description as-is; indicating which individual tracks may have less restrictive licenses, but the submission's license must be the license common to all parts of the submission.
Was the 8bit version of eve also created with the assistance of AI Gemini?
Are you able to correct the tag? As it is now, it is one long tag that no one would really search for. They should each be separated by a comma.
Thank you for indicating which AI tool was used, but additional information is required in the description, like the version number and a link to the AI tool's Terms of Use page. Would you be willing to add the missing information? See https://opengameart.org/content/art-submission-guidelines#ai
Are you the original composer and recorder of this track?
Yes, The Oracle is a member of the band Kaiser and has permission to share their tracks.
I also found this track on spotify, and am wondering what the ramifications of using it would be.
Artists often release the same asset on various platforms. Each platform can impose a different license from one another, even for the exact same asset. The licensing ramifications only change depending on where you obtained the asset. If you got it from OGA, the license is CC0. If you got it somewhere else, you must use the license indicated elsewhere.
Is it actually Creative Commons 0 / Public Domain
It is indeed. These tracks have already been vetted for any licensing concerns. Thank you for being vigilant about such things.
are other tracks by the group "Kaiser" Creative Commons 0
Yes, there are other tracks by Kaiser that are also CC0, but not all Kaiser tracks are CC0, such as ones you may find on other platforms. However, all the Kaiser tracks on OGA are CC0, so if you find them here, they're CC0. The Oracle should be the only one uploading such songs here, so all such tracks are easily found at https://opengameart.org/users/the-oracle
...is this original content? Or is it from the " Distorted Reality "
This suggests both things can't be true. isaiah658, having a copy of the Distorted Reality CD- or the subsequent release of Spectrasonic's Omnisphere software- is using the samples as intended to create music tracks that he can release under whatever license he chooses.
If the samples were being shared individually, unmixed, that may be an issue.
If isaiah658 didn't posess a legitimate copy of the samples, that may be an issue.
If these tracks are faithful reproductions of songs (NOT unique music featuring the same samples) found in other commercial works such as Spiro, that may be an issue.
Update: This submission can't remain CC-BY if CC-BY-SA content was added to it. You may leave the description as-is; indicating which individual tracks may have less restrictive licenses, but the submission's license must be the license common to all parts of the submission.EDIT: Fixed, thanks! :)
Please also note that- as previously mentioned- scraping OGA for data can get your IP blocked if it isn't done politely:
Nice. here's a gif of it.
4. Please add that information to the submission's description above.
Please also do the same for https://opengameart.org/content/samson-man-bible and https://opengameart.org/content/adams-pack-64x64
Thanks.
Interesting work. A few questions for you, zedosrolo:
two other pages?
Ah, I see. The Front Page Flood script. That happens automatically when someone uploads several assets in quick succession. See https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/assests-removed-all-accept-for-one
That was another reason I was suggesting consolidation. They will reappear on their own.
"Abridged Chamber Crowd sound effects pack" :D
I think it does make sense, but as you say they stand on their own as well. Your call.
I'm liking all these sound effects. Would it make sense to upload them together on one submission, as a "Chamber Crowd sound effects pack"?
Yes, The Oracle is a member of the band Kaiser and has permission to share their tracks.
Artists often release the same asset on various platforms. Each platform can impose a different license from one another, even for the exact same asset. The licensing ramifications only change depending on where you obtained the asset. If you got it from OGA, the license is CC0. If you got it somewhere else, you must use the license indicated elsewhere.
It is indeed. These tracks have already been vetted for any licensing concerns. Thank you for being vigilant about such things.
Yes, there are other tracks by Kaiser that are also CC0, but not all Kaiser tracks are CC0, such as ones you may find on other platforms. However, all the Kaiser tracks on OGA are CC0, so if you find them here, they're CC0. The Oracle should be the only one uploading such songs here, so all such tracks are easily found at https://opengameart.org/users/the-oracle
This suggests both things can't be true. isaiah658, having a copy of the Distorted Reality CD- or the subsequent release of Spectrasonic's Omnisphere software- is using the samples as intended to create music tracks that he can release under whatever license he chooses.
Are any of those things the case here?
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