Of course they do and their reasons are valid to them. I simply don't agree with their saying that you do not create their own art and by using samples you are stealing the art of many hard working artists. A bit pretentious methinks.Stromkraft wrote:The collaborator in this case, or anyone else in general, are free to have an opinion and express it in any shape or form (judiciary laws permitting). Further anyone can decline to work with someone else for any reason, expressed or not.amigo wrote:Your collaborator needs to take his head out of his ass. He chose his path but he has no right to tell you that yours is the wrong path.
You could be right and you are entitled to your opinionIt's clear to me who needs to take his head out of his ass here.
This is a discussion that has gone on for years and it will continue as long as people have a passion for what they do and the talent to do so.