Sing the blue and white porcelain of the Yuan Dynasty, my music can come true

Chapter 109: The Way of Good Quality and Low Price

""Li Xianglan" and "Distant Her" are also level 0?!"

"Did you make a mistake?"

Jingshan thought he was dazzled, rubbed it vigorously, and then looked at the system interface.

"Li Xianglan" and "Distant Her" are two classic old songs.

The rating marked at the back has not changed, it is indeed level 0.

The redemption price is only 33 music points.

If there is a bug in the song "With You Along the Way", that's it.

but now.

There are also bugs in the ratings of "Li Xianglan" and "She Far Away".

This……

It shouldn't be a BUG.

There must be something wrong with these songs. The system deliberately rated them as 0.

Jingshan slowly leaned back and lay on the bed.

I took my phone and checked what these three songs have in common.

The results are obvious.

These three classic old songs are all adapted from Japanese songs.

Jing Shan suddenly realized:

That's it!
None of these songs are original Chinese works.

The song grabbing skill can only grab Chinese songs.

After appropriating the original Chinese work as your own, other adapted versions and versions in other languages ​​will disappear along with it.

But Japanese adaptations of songs like "With You Along the Way" use skills as their own.

It seems that only the Chinese version and other versions based on the Chinese version can be erased.

The original Japanese songs will not be erased.

Therefore, the ratings of these songs have been rated as level 0.

Even if Jingshan snatches it, it won't be of much use.

If he rushes to release it, it will involve copyright issues of plagiarizing foreign songs.

Unless he buys the copyright to adapt the original version, he cannot release it through public channels.

In order to verify his ideas, Jingshan found a few classic old songs adapted from Japanese songs and asked:

"Brother's "The Wind Keeps Blowing", Priscilla Chan's "Thousands of Songs", Milk Tea's "Later", Brother Huajian's "Make Me Happy and Let Me Worry", Hacken Lee's "Moonlight Serenade", Wang Tianhou's "Easy" "Injured Woman", Fan's "First Dream", and Chopstick Brothers' "Old Boy" and "Father", how are these songs rated?"

The system gave a very unified answer:
["The Wind Keeps Blowing"——Level 0]

["I Only Care About You" - Level 0]

["Later"——Level 0]

["Make me happy and let me worry" - Level 0]

["Midnight Serenade" - Level 0]

["The Easily Injured Woman" - Level 0]

["First Dream" - Level 0]

["Old Boy" - Level 0]

["Father"——Level 0]

……

Sure enough, they were all rated 0!
The redemption prices for these songs are super cheap, only 33 points.

To grab these songs, if you want to adapt and release them, you have to buy the copyright of the original version, which seems a bit troublesome.

But as long as the money is available, it's not difficult.

Spend some money to get the rights to the original version.

It is much more affordable than spending several times the music points to grab songs.

As long as 33 points and some royalties are added, you can own these classic songs and distribute them legally.

This is definitely a cost-effective way to save money!

"Bah!" Jingshan thought and patted his thigh, feeling that this path was feasible!

"Hey?"

Then, he thought of another question: Does the system only give this rating to Japanese adapted songs, or are all foreign language adapted songs rated 0?
Jing Shan remembers that the Orochi Troupe's "Lovers Are Not Full" and "Super-Star" were both adapted from English songs.

There is also Zheng Jun's "Meteor", which is also the Mandarin adaptation of "YELLOW" that Coldplay wanted to enter the domestic market and asked Zheng Jun to help release it.

So I asked the system: "How are SHE's "Lovers Are Not Enough" and "Super-Star" and Lao Zheng's "Meteor" rated?"

The system immediately gives an answer:

["Not Full of Lovers"——Level 0]

["Super-Star"——Level 0]

["Meteor"——Level 0]

……

Sure enough, they are all level 0!
Jing Shan smashed his fist in a refreshing way.

He was basically certain that all Chinese songs adapted from foreign language songs were rated 0 by the system.

There are many popular hits available here.

Just like the ones he just searched, most of them are more widely circulated, more classic, and more influential than the original foreign language songs.

In the future, he will need a lot of hits to promote himself.

Spending a small amount of music points to sing these songs will definitely get twice the result with half the effort!
Jingshan suddenly thought of another question: How are those Chinese songs that involve copyright issues, but the musicians insist that they did not plagiarize, just legally borrowed, or "coincidentally", and were not listed as adapted songs in the end, rated?Was it also rated level 0?
Following this train of thought, Jingshan asked a few more songs and asked the system:

"Big Teacher's "Hee Swish Swish", "Poor Happy", "Beer Shuang", Teacher Cai's "Red High Heels", Hua Mou's "Out of the Mountain", the legendary "Above the Moon", how are these songs rated? of?"

The system replies:

["Hee Swish Swish"——Level 0.5]

["Poor and Happy"——Level 0.5]

["Beer Shuang" - Level 0.5]

["Red High Heels" - Level 0.5]

["Out of the Mountain"——Level 0.5]

["Above the Moon"——Level 0.5]

……

"Is there still level 0.5?"

Jingshan couldn't help it and laughed.

Is this level 0.5 the same as Durant’s old level 1.5?

Is it a gray area between originality and adaptation?
The exchange price for these songs is 66 music points, which is twice as much as the level 0 adapted songs.

If you take these songs as your own and release them publicly.

Jingshan will probably get himself into trouble.

But to be honest, he quite likes the great teacher.

By appropriating all the 0.5-level works of Teacher Da as his own, he may be doing Teacher Da a favor and helping him remove the label of "music tailor".

It's just that the price of 66 points per song is a bit high in Jingshan's opinion.

I want to completely tear off Mr. Da’s label of “music tailor”.

These music points in Jingshan must be exchanged for bankruptcy.

Teacher Da has too many problematic works in the past, so Jingshan still won’t wade into this muddy water.

"Hey?"

Jingshan thought of another question. Those singers who were banned or removed from the Chinese music scene for one reason or another. The original versions of their works can no longer be heard in China. How are these songs rated?
For example, Mr. Li, a citizen whom Jingshan was very fond of, has long since disappeared. His "Mr. Van Gogh" has accompanied Jingshan on countless lonely nights.

Because of Mr. Li's personal problems, the most flavorful original version of this song disappeared with him.

Jingshan will not comment on Mr. Li’s personal issues.

But for the Chinese music scene, it is really a pity that such works disappear.

Taking these types of songs as your own and letting them shine with the light of music again will definitely be good news for fans.

Jingshan really wanted to use his song snatching skills to "get" all these songs back.

So I asked the system:
"Mr. Van Gogh" and "Castle in the Sky" by Li Bi, "In My Singing" and "Nothing Different" by Qu Moumou, and "Anhe Bridge" and "Zebra Zebra" by Fatty Song. How are they rated? of?"

(End of this chapter)