2013/4/16 Frederic Da Vitoria <davito...@gmail.com>

> 2013/4/16 lixobix <arjtap...@aol.com>
>
>> Frederic Da Vitoria wrote
>> > ...if a recording is released then edited and this edit is it self
>> > released, the edited recording would be
>> > considered as the same as the first...
>>
>> The definition clearly states these would be two recordings. The first one
>> (A) is "A recording is a captured series of sounds". The second
>> "incorporates existing recordings" (A), and is "the product of ...
>> editing".
>>
>
> I was referring to symphonick's last 2 suggestions, which were included in
> my message before you edited it :-)
>
> > "In MusicBrainz, a *Recording* is either the result of *mixing* and/or *
> editing* one or more *audio tracks*, or a released unedited recording."
> > Or maybe ""In MusicBrainz, a *Recording* is a released *audio track*,
> either mixed/edited or unprocessed. See below for specific cases."
>
>
> Frederic Da Vitoria wrote
>> > a Recording is always released
>>
>> Under the current definition, I'm not sure this is true. What about
>> standalone recordings? Personally, I think anything accessible to the
>> public
>> in some form should be considered released.
>>
>
> This should definitely be clarified. I don't have an opinion for or
> against it, but I think it should be clearly stated.
>
>
Yeah, "released" as in "made accessible to the public" was what I had in
mind.

/symphonick
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