Carnage has been dumped by Razer following producer’s ‘illegal software’ usage claims.
It all started when Carnage partnered with Razer for a production tutorial video to promote the company’s new Razer Music Service. However the producer was caught using a cracked version of production software, Sylenth. Lennar Digital wasn’t too happy with that.
Now here comes the main problem, Carnage claimed that the computer he was using did not belong to him, but to Razer, implying Razer uploaded the illegal software on one of the company’s computers. Ouch!
@TheFPIA annnndddd drum roll please…. ???? it wasn't my computer in the video… Case closed buddy.. don't forget to pre order #PAPIGORDO
— CARNAGE (@djcarnage) October 22, 2015
Now to end this horror story, Razer has chosen to cut all ties with the producer, removing all of his mentions & videos from the website and YouTube accounts as well as delisting Carnage as a sponsor. The company has yet to put out an official statement. Till then you can check out the video, right here:
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