Can i put hip hop ejay on soundclick
 

can i put that stuff on there please feedback

uppin

^....................., please i need feedback

no, if you've used any of the ejay loops then you can only put your tracks on the ejay website because they are copyright protected. however if you've only used ejay to arrange samples or loops made by you then i think it should be ok.

thanx

No. It specifically says you can.
so YES you can.
Because they are ROYALTY-FREE loops. which means you can make songs and distribute but NOT Make money of them in ANY Way.
First off. There are 10,000sss of songs with samples and jacked beats on soundclick. they dont really give a fuck. and second off. Hip hop Ejay is for real beginners. dont get too cocky thinkin you can make ill beats cos u can drop a bass loop and drums and some piano on a track and it sounds good.
once you sick of Ejay and its creative limitations try something more 'professional'
at least fl studio
www.flstudio.com

btw if u didnt read all this then YES you can put Ejay tracks up. simple as

hm... i remember back when i started off with ejay reading in the small print that it's illegal to use ejay-produced songs anywhere but for private use and on the ejay website, but hey. besides, you're right: soundclick is full of jacked shit they don't really care. i have quite a few samples in my beats that are not cleared!

ya. i guess a lotta ppl started with Ejay.
its definitely good to start off with.
ive hear somma deez 12 yr olds who listen to chingy and eminem and that shit who download fl studio thinkin they gon be makin ill beats as soon as they load it up lol.

from the soundclick thing:

"It's OK to use samples that are explicitly copyright free. So you are allowed to use beats from Making Waves, Total Ejay, or similar packages. It's also OK to use samples by artists who explicitly agree to using their samples. It just not OK to use for example an eminem instrumental and rap over that. If you're looking for loops or beats you can use, check out the category 'beats and loops' (duh), where you can find beats for free or for sale"