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//               Thursday Apr 3 5:07 PM CDT posted by xxl staff
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// Some of these bloggers calling foul on Polow Da Don for essentially jacking 
// a preset from Apple’s Garage Band are total idiots. What’s more, few of them 
// know anything about actually producing, so I just think they should take a 
// seat on the sidelines.
//
// Sure, it sounds like he ripped a few loops for the new Usher track “Make Love 
// Up Up In The Club.” Big deal. (I believe Rihanna’s “Umbrella” is a Garageband 
// loop too).
//
// The only thing you should be bitching about is the fact that you were sitting 
// at home trying to concoct some Mozart-type melody while your hit record was 
// sitting right on your hard drive. You just had to copy and paste it together.
//
// My understanding is that the loops in garageband and most of these other prog-
// rams are available for use, without needing a license. That’s dope, it’s like 
// free hit records waiting to be made, and you don’t have to clear anything.
//
// I know the common argument would be that it takes no creativity. And you’re 
// right, it doesn’t.
//
// But how is copying and pasting a few loops from Garageband any different from 
// sampling the groove from some classic record, laying some drums behind it and 
// calling it your own?
//
// Same difference.
//
// Right or wrong?
//

import processing.video.*;

Movie poloDaDon;

void setup() {
  size(320, 240, P2D);
  background(0);
  poloDaDon = new Movie(this, "video.mp4");
  poloDaDon.loop();
}

void movieEvent(Movie poloDaDon) {
  poloDaDon.read();
}

void draw() {
  image(poloDaDon, 0,0);
}