The problem for you is that although you do not have a copy of the music, you are a contributory infringer because you assisted someone else in creating an unauthorized copy. See 17 U.S.C. sec 106, which gives the copyright owner the exclusive right "to authorize" another "to reproduce the copyrighted work". The language of the statute isn't precise, but think of it like aiding and abetting a crime.
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The problem for you is that although you do not have a copy of the music, you are a contributory infringer because you assisted someone else in creating an unauthorized copy. See 17 U.S.C. sec 106, which gives the copyright owner the exclusive right "to authorize" another "to reproduce the copyrighted work". The language of the statute isn't precise, but think of it like aiding and abetting a crime.