Im new to all this and trying to figure out whats happening..So basically someone that has live tunes can make a library and sell there tunes to others?
Nick, aka Duramaxtuner, used to offer a tune library, you paid a subscription, you could access his tunes and use them, problem is at the time he was doing it there was no way to secure the tune file from copying, sharing, unauthorized selling, etc so anyone dishonest could take his work and resell it without his authorization..
I tried to warn him it was a bad idea when he first started doing it but he didn't listen.......so I am sure he found himself losing a lot of $$$$ because as The BAC stated there are a lot of dishonest people in the tuning industry who will steal tunes if they can.
To protect what I worked hard on I always locked my tunes but many didn't for their own reasons.
Think of Napster with record companies losing money from copied song tracks and shared songs and substitute it for tuning.
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Now almost every professional tuner locks all files and tags them as the original author, so if someone tries to sell a permission restricted file is shows up in the file properties as an original tune from a shop/tuner.
