People will either say yes or no. Some may want to get paid, but some are just happy to have their stuff used. Oh, if you think that playing a sample during a live set gets you out of having to pay, think again. But, if you are making a substantial amount of money playing live, and the sampled artist can prove you are using their copywritten material in your set, you may be required to pay a portion of your gig profits back to the sampled artist. Be careful everybody.
Nobody wants legal hassle.
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