Will there be occasional suspected plagiarism in the composition?

It's still possible, because the composition of ** is all fixed chords and simple variations.

The most important thing is that everyone is familiar with many well-known songs, and many of them also learn from famous songs.

So sometimes we may hear the ** we haven't heard, and then think about it, it may become our own **.

Now**very much, many** are in the depths of our minds, and maybe one day it will become our inspiration and become something like that**.

I think a certain degree of similarity is possible, just like people's inventions in science and technology, such as inventions, at the same time, there are two people inventing at the same time, can you say that they copy each other? They are the kind of collision of inspiration, but whoever applied for a patent from the state first, these ** patents are theirs. So I think there may be that kind of collision of inspiration on the **.

Because people live in the real world, the natural scenery they experience and the things they experience may be similar to a certain extent. But if it is exactly the same, people can tell whether he is a collision of inspirations or a complete plagiarism, because complete plagiarism basically does not change in terms of rhyme. Because he was plagiarized, he didn't know how to change this worry at all, for fear that the change would make the rhythm inconsistent.

There must be, now QQ**'s listening and music recognition function has been abused by celebrity black fans as evidence to identify celebrity ** plagiarism, which is really ridiculous, in fact, the two songs occasionally have some similarities, most likely because the same ** sample is used, so a few bars of a song always have melodies that coincide with other songs, which is a very normal thing, and it cannot be said to be plagiarism.

It's normal to have occasional similarities in the music world, after all, there are only a few genres, and the creation of new genres is very difficult. Tao Zhe and Wang Leehom were accused of similar music styles and suspected of plagiarism. Later, the two also publicly stated that they were both personal originals.

Like this kind of big coffee is inevitably similar in style, not to mention some small singers and stars.

It seems to me that there must be.

I think that writing an essay and composing music are essentially the same, and they both have a heritage of style and genre.

In the same way, when composing, I will also prefer the music theory style that I am familiar with, after all, there are only a few styles of music back and forth in the ** world, and there are similarities in composition, which can be understood.

Plagiarism is not an accidental phenomenon but exists many times, there are only a few genres, the previous singers have run out, and the rest are much the same. And it's hard to innovate in itself, and it's a good way to learn from the strengths of others. But some people were exposed to plagiarism, and there are also some.

Generally speaking, if it is not deliberately borrowed, imitated, and plagiarized, it will not constitute plagiarism. Unintentional or intentional borrowing, imitation, and plagiarism may constitute plagiarism.

But there should be, because as long as everyone has heard the songs that can be searched, those melodies will be more or less remembered, and they will also be integrated into the singer's creative inspiration.

I don't think it's absolutely none. Because of composition, when you listen to a song or hear a melody, or you accidentally see someone else's work, you may think that you don't remember it at the time, but you have an impression in your heart. After all, inspiration is in life.

Gao Jin adduces evidence of plagiarism" at the end of the incident: why is plagiarism in the music world getting more and more serious?

Maybe I don't have to worry about it accidentally, because one of my friends is a composer, and he loves ** very much, but his ** is all inspired by life, will he plagiarize other people's songs? She said frankly that naturally she will not love life more because I love **.

Many of the songs are very similar in tune, not to mention deliberate plagiarism, but also because the singers draw inspiration from other places. I once listened to a new single, and the interlude was very similar to the opening song of a TV show many years ago.

People will look similar, if it is not intentional plagiarism, even if there are similarities, the essential difference can still be seen.

There must be more or less, I have a ** clip, and the tone of the two songs is exactly the same.

<>**This thing is not like writing an article, and everyone understands the text well, and they can express their opinions on plagiarism. But the words are different, for plagiarism, we need to professionally look at more implicit aspects such as structure, harmony, and sentence writing.

Identifying plagiarism from the perspective of melody alone will inevitably kill innocents indiscriminately, and there will be many fish that slip through the net.

The basic ability of these people is not up to par, and some listeners can only pay attention to the song and melody when listening to songs, plus the Internet's crackdown on plagiarism is relatively low, copying other people's songs can reduce the cost of composition.

In fact, our professional community is quite tolerant of plagiarism. Especially the kind of very superficial, melodic plagiarism, as long as we regret the repetition of no more than one phrase, it will be treated as a crash. In the early stages of learning to compose, we even dedicate "imitation" exercises to fill in similar melodies while keeping the harmony, sentence structure, and song form unchanged.

The public resources of the Internet are limited, and the energy of netizens is also limited, so they cannot concentrate on attacking real speculators and bad plagiarists.

Some people even like to insert a piece of someone else's song in the middle of their own song.

Therefore, the plagiarism problem itself is actually relatively obscure, and many plagiarism masters can fool the audience very well, as well as the average level of ** practitioners. Most of the time, the "copying" and "anti-copying" of our listeners and amateurs are actually just entertaining themselves. Tearing back and forth, in the end, not only could not solve the problem, but also accidentally injured a lot of other good works.

To put an end to plagiarism, let's start with the real popularization of copyright knowledge among Chinese people, otherwise it will always be a level of fun.

Respect originality, protect original works, and safeguard the rights of authors. You can consider intellectual property rights protection and commercial rights protection Gongbi pretending to be a company to solve the problem.

Because there is a need for a lawsuit, and in the end, a lot of things will be done, and a lot of money will be wasted, so it feels unnecessary or it may be discussed privately or given money to the other party.

Because the cost of rights protection is very high, but the compensation obtained is relatively small, and the atmosphere in the industry has been destroyed, many authors will not defend their rights.

Because the atmosphere in the industry has been destroyed, the cost of rights protection is high, and there is no way to obtain effective compensation, so the author will not defend his rights.

"Maybe" is a song sung by Chinese mainland pop male singer Chen Xuening in 2019, with lyrics by Chen Xuening and music by Zheng Shou Xunnan. There is no evidence that the song has a plagiarism problem. Some netizens believe that the melody of "Maybe" is similar to a Japanese song "lemon".

However, this resemblance does not necessarily represent plagiarism. In the creation of **, sometimes there will be a similar melody, which may be because the style, rhythm or ** elements of the two songs have similar holes, rather than real plagiarism. It is understood that the melody and lyrics of "Maybe" were co-created by Chen Xuening and Zheng Nan, and they have obtained copyright certification, so it can be considered that the song is legal and there is no plagiarism problem.

Legal analysis: ** Whether plagiarism is mainly judged from the following aspects: (1) whether there is substantial similarity; (2) Whether they have been exposed to the plagiarized work; (3) Whether the similar parts are original; (4) Comparison of the creation time.

The court judged that the focus of plagiarism was substantial similarity. Generally, there are two ways: expert advice and appraisal conclusions.

Legal basis: Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China Article 52 Where any of the following infringements is committed, civil liabilities such as stopping the infringement, eliminating the impact, making a formal apology, and compensating for losses shall be borne according to the circumstances: (1) publishing the work without the permission of the copyright owner; (2) Without the permission of the co-authors, publishing a work created in collaboration with others as a work created by oneself alone; (3) Signing the works of others without participating in the creation of works for the purpose of seeking personal fame and fortune; (4) Distorting or tampering with the works of others; (5) Plagiarizing the works of others; (6) Without the permission of the copyright owner, the work is used by means of exhibiting or filming audiovisual works, or the work is used by means such as adaptation, translation, or annotation, except as otherwise provided by this Law; (7) Failing to pay remuneration for the use of another person's work; (8) Renting out the originals or reproductions of audiovisual works, computer software, or audio or video recordings without the permission of the copyright holders, performers, or producers of audiovisual works, computer software, or audio or video recordings, except as otherwise provided in this Law; (9) Without the permission of the publisher, using the layout design of the books or periodicals published by the publisher; (10) Without the performer's permission, live streaming or publicly transmitting their live performance, or recording their performance; (11) Other acts that infringe on copyrights and copyright-related rights.

**Whether plagiarism is plagiarized is mainly judged from the following aspects: (1) whether there is substantial similarity; (2) Whether they have been exposed to the plagiarized work; (3) Whether the similar parts are original; (4) Comparison of the creation time.

The court judged that the focus of plagiarism was substantial similarity. Generally, there are two ways: expert advice and appraisal conclusions. Evaluate the substantial similarity of songs based on the structure of the lyrics, melody direction, rhythm arrangement, temperament, and listening sense.

Legal basis: Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China Article 46 Where any of the following infringements is committed, civil liability such as stopping the infringement, eliminating the impact, publicly apologizing, and compensating for losses shall be borne according to the circumstances, and administrative penalties such as confiscation of illegal gains and fines may be given by the administrative copyright management department:

1) Plagiarizing or plagiarizing the works of others;

2) Without the permission of the copyright owner, reproducing and distributing their works for the purpose of making profits;

3) Publishing books for which others enjoy exclusive publishing rights;

4) Making audio or video recordings of performers' performances for publication without their permission;

5) Reproducing and distributing audio or video recordings produced by them without the permission of the producers of audio or video recordings;

6) Reproducing and distributing radio or television programs produced by radio or television stations without the permission of their radio or television stations;

7) Producing or counterfeiting works of art signed by others.

Let's talk about "Out of the Mountain" first, I believe everyone is no stranger to this song, and even familiar to the extent, the author of this song is Hua Congee, she is a folk singer, she was discovered by netizens for plagiarism earlier, and had to apologize publicly, but she didn't seem to really realize her mistake, and she was still exposed to plagiarism after apologizing.

Then let's talk about "The Heart is Like Stopping Water".This song came and went in a hurry, it was sung by everyone for a while, and it was spurned by everyone in a blink of an eye, so what is going on? It turned out that some netizens pointed out that this song plagiarized "Tang People", and the similarity is extremely high.

Finally, let's talk about "Desert Camel".This plagiarism is really excessive, this song plagiarized a song published by their deceased teacher, although they have never admitted it, but they were still terminated by the agency.

I don't know what everyone thinks of the song "9277", but the cover of Modern Brothers is still relatively popular, and this song has become popular on Douyin quickly. However, the tune of this song is exactly the same as the song "Champagne Ocean" released by American writer Ehrling in 2016, and the author was later contacted and said that he was looking for a lawyer to solve it. I have to say that plagiarism is plagiarism, and taking someone else's work for yourself is no different from banditry.

"Wen Ai" plagiarized "Lot to Learn", and the original song is still relatively good. And the adaptation of "Wen Ai" can be regarded as lowering the grade.

Bingban lesions.

This song is also very popular on Douyin, and as people who don't brush Douyin, they think the melody is really good. However, this song is also a real plagiarism, and the original song is "Lonelyday".

First, "Leaving People Sad", this is a song that was debunked on the spot by other mentors, Li Yuanjie, who wanted to prove himself through variety shows, was caught by Hua Chenyu and Li Yuchun, and the sentence "I really don't know what you said" became a laughing stock of the public. Second, "Desert Camel", the song is the most plagiarized, because he plagiarized the whole song, and he also copied the song of their mentor Xu Tiansheng, because Xu Tiansheng's friend said that he had sung this song many times before his death, but it didn't become popular at that time. Third, "Out of the Mountain", I took a song I rented from abroad and adapted it and filled in the lyrics to become my own song, but I still wrote my name on the composer.