Examining the impact of multiple technological, legal, social and cultural factors on the creative practice of sampling record producers in Britain

Title: Examining the impact of multiple technological, legal, social and cultural factors on the creative practice of sampling record producers in Britain
Creator: McIntyre, Phillip; Morey, Justin
Relation: Journal on the Art of Record Production , Issue 7
Relation: http://arpjournal.com/content/issue-7
Publisher: Art of Record Production
Resource Type: journal article
Date: 2012
Description: This paper presents evidence to suggest that, despite the obvious emphasis on the impact of the technologies of sampling and their influence on music producer’s cultural output, there is not one single causal mechanism which can be isolated as the major determining factor in sampling producers’ creative output. Instead, the interplay between a number of factors both constrains and enables their creative practice. These include not only important technological factors but also social, cultural, economic, legal, historical and geographical ones. Sampling producers bring to this complex world their own idiosyncratic social and cultural trajectories and act as agents predisposed to choose what they do within the constraints and possibilities afforded them.
Subject: creativity; legal framework; research; sampling; technology
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1059354
Identifier: uon:16580
Identifier: ISSN:1754-9892
Language: eng
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