IS THERE A PACKAGING SYSTEM I CAN BUY (AFTER I'VE COPIED MY OWN ORIGINAL CD'S) THAT CAN PRINT ON THE CD AND PACK THEM IN PLASTIC?

Well, I hope my answer isn't too basic.
Put it that way:

1. You can either buy your own industrial equipment that will press (CDs), Print covers and shrinkwrap your CDs (Just to give you an idea an industrial printer is about 200000.00 bucks).
2. Or you can simply find a company that does all that and pay 700-1200$ for 500 CDs.

But to keep things really simple, get a box of 20 blank CDs, Print your own covers and forget the shrinkwraps. See if they sell and if they do (provided you sell all of them) - Go with the second opption.


-ED-

My question is more like: Is there a CAPS LOCK button on your keyboard?

-tek

C'MON TEK,
TYPING WITH CAPS LOCK "ON" IS THE LATEST THING!
'ED-

REALLY?! WOW COOL!

OVERLOOOAAD!!

Hey Tek!
What kind of music do you write?
BTW I've got an MPX100, but I've never seen an MPX 1. How good is it?
-ED-

The MPX-1 is great. Moneywise it lands between the MPX-550 and PCM-series. It's the "big" MPX.

I listen to alot of Warp acts and other similar music. Autechre, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Boards of Canada, Jega and lately I've had my MP3 player full of Marco Passarani. My music tends to be either ambient or full on drill n' bass. I'm a sucker for synthstrings (from my Juno-106).

-tek

Tek!
Juno Strings...
The sawtooth ones or the pulse?
I like the pulse. Slightly detuned, with very slow, flanging pulse mod.
Great for ambient.

I made a few FM Juno emulations and they're pretty good.
BTW Can you think of any FM forums? Thanks!
-ED-




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