Evan Wildstein
Jul 30, 2021

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As a musician, you’re speaking my language, and music is a great example. To make your point further, there are microtones and even enharmonics (calling the same note different things) so the possibilities are endless.

*However* we also have copyright (and its infringement) when anything more than six consecutive melodic notes are otherwise recognizable. In this way, just because we *can* mimic other types of music, there are boundaries and ethics to keep us from doing so.

In both ways, it’s an interesting conversation to have. Appreciate this, Joe!

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Evan Wildstein
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