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r/edmproduction · u/Gyntazz31 jul 2026, 19:18

Sub copyright

Just got a thought about kick subs (and others), can they be copyrighted? Like it’s mostly a sinewave in most cases with maybe a slightly unique pitch envelope?

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u/admosquad531 jul 2026, 19:23
No generally individual instrument sounds cannot be copywritten. You can copyright a melody, but not a note.
- u/Ha-gaaayyy131 jul 2026, 20:24
  Or a chord progression.
u/DarkDigital131 jul 2026, 19:24
Yes I've had tracks flagged for single kick drum samples. I've also replaced those kicks with original ones then had the same track flagged as a different one, also for the kick. Which makes me worry because even though there's a lot of possibilities for slightly different kicks, with the current AI and bot takeover, and all the copyright claiming that has been going a long with it, what's to stop someone from just churning out every variation of a kick or other sample they can and claiming them.
- u/Gyntazz031 jul 2026, 19:50
  Fair question yea. But my point was like sampling just the frequencies below say 200hz and build your own kick on top of that
  - u/DarkDigital131 jul 2026, 19:54
u/confused-immigrant131 jul 2026, 19:56
No it cannot be. Sound can't be copyrighted.
- u/Mountainpwny131 jul 2026, 20:02
  Masters are copyrighted. So you cannot take a sub out of someone’s track and reuse it without permission. I don’t know how anyone would know… Kicks are much more obvious. deadmau5 took legal action against someone who sampled one of his kicks without permission.
  - u/Mountainpwny231 jul 2026, 20:03
  - u/Narrow_Network_3875131 jul 2026, 20:18
  - u/confused-immigrant231 jul 2026, 20:381 respuesta