Carnage had quite the exchange of tweets recently, starting last week when a fan pointed out that the DJ was using a cracked version of the music software plug-in, Sylenth1, in his 808 Tutorial with gaming company Razer. The artist not only acknowledged the observation but admitted to it.
https://twitter.com/atoms2k/status/655120413433790464
https://twitter.com/atoms2k/status/655121463318441985
Things got a little more serious yesterday for the DJ when LennarDigital, the company behind Sylenth1, got involved.
@djcarnage @atoms2k Hi, we're happy to make it a matter. You do understand you don't have any copyrights using illegal software?
— LennarDigital (@LennarDigital) October 21, 2015
And wait, that\’s not all. The FPIA, Fake Producers Intelligence Agency, decided to put their two cents in. The FPIA has a mission to expose producers violating copyright laws. Carnage\’s response was pretty priceless.
@TheFPIA annnndddd drum roll please…. 😏 it wasn't my computer in the video… Case closed buddy.. don't forget to pre order #PAPIGORDO
— GORDO (@GordoSZN) October 22, 2015
This situation could turn into something very serious if LennarDigital decides to proceed with busting Carnage for copyright infringement. Lessons of the day: Download legally and be careful what you say on social media!
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