Lego Rock Band: Can you export every song, and for how much?

[zerofan]

Hey Murph...just posting cause I like your avatar.

[Wasch_24]

You've been brainwashed by the RIAA. It's perfectly legal under "fair use". If it were illegal, do you really think Apple would include this feature in iTunes?

You are right, it's only illegal to share or broadcast.

My bad.

Good question Whofan...I have no idea.

[aggiesrul8]

Armchair marketers, programmers, and lawyers getting busy today I see....

[Wasch_24]

Right on.

[Ehfahq]

Armchair marketers, programmers, and lawyers getting busy today I see....

Guilty.

Add armchair judge to that list.

[aggiesrul8]

Guilty.

Add armchair judge to that list.

More like Judge Judy or Judge Brown??

On the topic of discussion, I would say that most people would pay around $5-$10 (maybe higher??) to export the songs. The higher number would be used if it was not a one time export and all you had to do was insert the disc (similiar to RB1).

[xXZeroOverrideXx]

Guilty.

Add armchair judge to that list.

Would you like some of Larry's cheese with that sir?

[Wasch_24]

I would easily pay $10 to rent n rip.

Although, as someone else mentioned earlier, it might be nice to have the certified kid friendly disc on hand as my 5 and 3 year olds get older.

We'll see.

[Ehfahq]

More like Judge Judy or Judge Brown??

On the topic of discussion, I would say that most people would pay around $5-$10 (maybe higher??) to export the songs. The higher number would be used if it was not a one time export and all you had to do was insert the disc (similiar to RB1).

More like Judge Milian. Shes pretty hot.

I would pay 10 bucks for sure.

But I honestly think its going to be a one time export. Maybe when RB3 comes out they will update it and add a liscense fee export.

Wishfull thinking.