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this makes me think about the role of mashups in my life. i do a lot of mixing, myself. when i do mashups, i do them because i cant get all of the sounds to exist in real time. either i cannot find the right players or i cant find the time to write a real-time song.

there is significant digital consumer value for these mashups. But greater still is the desire for the same net effect to come from real people, real time.

i think mashups are like prototypes. when i build (for my day job) prototypes of information systems, i cobble together the desired user experience. mashups. then, when i sell my prototype, i have to figure out how to make it work in the real world, in real time.

i think mashups help us explore what we’d like to have, were we to have the time, resources, and motivation to do so. i dont think they compete with the real.

i mashup content from external sources and internal sources. i mashup my own work in ways that i could never reproduce real time… then i find people to play the parts. mashups is a design tool. for me, the initial concept is just the beginning point for communicating creative ideas to a broader group.. groups that play by ear… groups for whom a score would be meaningless.

but the ultimate goal of my mashups–be it information system interfaces or music–is to provide a prototype that i desire to realize…. in real time, with real people. something that could be a viable real solution.

if everybody thought of mashups as a prototype for reality, nobody would have a problem with it. the only problem is when people consume mashups as if they were the end product.

one day, we’ll understand how to design our value as modules in a library that can be employed as creatively as paints of various hues on a palate. then, our work would not be subject to infringement. we’d be materials suppliers rather than feeling like product suppliers whose value has been deprocessed and exploited.

every creative work is based on something else, if only inspiration. when orchestral composers adapt the ideas of others in their score, it’s called inspiration. when a mashup is created for the same purpose–to design and communicate creative thoughts–it’s called piracy. but if the mashup is not the finished good, there is no problem. the issue seems to arise when the mashup is not sufficiently abstracted, paraphrased.

it’s as if none seems to mind if you play the exact same notes; they seem to only mind when you use a recording of a person playing the notes you intend to use for inspiration. this seems fair to me. it’s the difference between idea and synthesis. nobody can own ideas, but everybody has the right to lay claim to their performance. there’s a big difference between “this is my idea” and “i did this”.