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LICENSE PERMISSIONS
A few panel graphics have uncertain license terms when it comes to redistribution and usage within Cardinal. Cardinal authors have requested permission to the creators/owners of such graphics, for use and redistribution of the same.
This document gives details on such licenses where there is no online resource to directly link to (permission request happened via private chat or email). Below follows a direct copy and paste of each individual request.
Audible Instruments (Émilie Gillet @ Mutable Instruments)
On Wednesday, January 26, 2022, 22:42:17 +0000, Filipe Coelho wrote:
Hello!
My name is Filipe Coelho (or "falkTX" around the web, submitted a couple pull requests on GitHub recently).
I am writing to you to explicitly ask permission.I have been working on a little opensource project that consolidates VCVRack and a few other 3rd party modules into a single application/binary.
As you known, VCV has a software version of your modules for "VCV Rack", I would like to use them too.
They mention in their README:The panel graphics in the res/ folder are copyright © Emilie Gillet and are used and distributed with permission.
It is unclear to me if this permission relates to only VCV itself, or anyone forking and reusing their project.
My intent is simply to repackage what is already made but inverting the background panel color for a "dark mode" look, which in my opinion looks quite nice.
The resource files (svgs) are actually unchanged, I apply a sorta post-processing filter to only invert specific colors on specific panels.
The end result is this: https://i.imgur.com/sU5YJTy.jpgLet me know what you think, and if this is okay with you.
Thank you and have a great day.
On Thursday, January 27, 2022, 08:00:55 +0100, Émilie Gillet wrote:
Ok sure, I'm fine with that!
Best,
Émilie
Befaco (Manu Retamero @ Befaco)
On Wednesday, February 2, 2022, 12:21 PM CET, Alexander Chalikiopoulos wrote:
As you may know, since the VCV Rack 2 source release we have been working on a stand-alone plugin based on upstream source repositories. In it we make a, fully opensource, statically compiled version of the Rack2 engine including many of the great available module sets.
This poses several issues we are trying to resolve, one thing is that we try to adhere to any upstream licensing. For most projects that is not an issue, but with the Befaco modules we'd like to resolve a couple things. One is that in the VCV repo it says
used and distributed with permission, but even though we directly use the source repository we mean to assume this permission is given to VCV explicitly. We would like to know if you would allow us to use these same panels, unmodified, in our project.cheers, Alexander
On Monday, Februari 21, 2022, 10:28 AM CET, Manu Retamero wrote:
From our point of view we are totally fine that you use Befaco modules, Befaco front panel designs and Befaco logo in your software.
All the best, Manu
ESeries (Paul Schreiber @ SynthTech)
On Wednesday, January 19, 2022, 04:53:44 AM CST, Filipe Coelho wrote:
Hello, my name is Filipe I am doing a little opensource project that consolidates VCVRack, some 3rd party modules and some modules of my own into a single application/binary.
I am writing to you as a clarification request.
VCV hosts a software version of one of your CV modules, where its license details specify:The panel graphics in the res/ directory are copyright © Synthesis Technology and are used and distributed with permission.
It is unclear to me if this permission relates to only VCV itself, or anyone forking and reusing the project.
My intent is simply to repackage what is already made, so far as the ESeries project is concerned, with the only exception being color inversion of the background panel. The file itself is unchanged, I apply a sorta post-processing filter to invert specific colors on specific panels.
The end result is this: https://i.imgur.com/GNiOrk5.png
Let me know what you think, and if this is okay with you.
Thank you and have a great day.
On Wednesday, January 19, 2022, 12:37:22 +0000, Paul Schreiber wrote:
You have my permission to use this artwork as shown
Regards,
Paul S.