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Best Way To Organize CDs (pg. 2)
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| Transfusion |
You'll need
* printable cd's
* printer capable of printing cd's (example: canon pixma 5300)
* software to make the labels (i use photoshop)
That simply does the trick, though I use a spray to protect the colours, makes them go bling bling to =) |
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| Storyteller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Minhaj
loved ur remix for Tokyo |
Thanks :) |
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| lücid |
| quote: | Originally posted by Transfusion
1 Song for 1 cd, with remixes.
Different styles, different color. Works great :)
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that looks like a painstaking process... :eek:
i burn anywhere from 5-9 tracks per CD, and 2 copies of each CD. i have a few CDs that are single track or single releases, but i only do that if i get a new track that i want to burn immediately... otherwise i just burn everything as i get it, so my tracks are organized in chronological order of when i buy them. i label the key of each track but not the BPM.
one of these days i need to go through and re-key and re-organize some tracks, but i just haven't been motivated to do it yet. |
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| chris harrington |
| quote: | Originally posted by Transfusion
1 Song for 1 cd, with remixes.
Different styles, different color. Works great :)
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wow good idea. Im gonna steal that :D
how do you put those labels on the cd though. I heard that those labels can get the cd stuck in the cdj from a mate but probably not true lol. |
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| SPAWNmaster |
| quote: | Originally posted by chris harrington
wow good idea. Im gonna steal that :D
how do you put those labels on the cd though. I heard that those labels can get the cd stuck in the cdj from a mate but probably not true lol. |
he prints directly onto the cd's its a fairly new technology and a lot of the modern epsons or canons have them. |
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| chris harrington |
| quote: | Originally posted by SPAWNmaster
he prints directly onto the cd's its a fairly new technology and a lot of the modern epsons or canons have them. |
oh ok |
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| theognis1002 |
how do you make it so the CD can be rewritten? I can't find the option
What program do you guys use to burn? just WMP? |
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| dJuan |
Great ideas!
btw why would you burn twice the same cd...?
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| spdandpwr |
| what about lightscribe....the techonology where a cd writer etches and image onto the cd such that you don't need to print anything... |
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| zandor |
| quote: | Originally posted by dJuan
Great ideas!
btw why would you burn twice the same cd...?
:p |
It might be handy to burn the same cd twice if you are playing a song from the cd and you want to mix in another song from the same cd..
| quote: | Originally posted by Transfusion
1 Song for 1 cd, with remixes.
Different styles, different color. Works great :) |
Awesome idea for those cd prints! What kind of spray do you use? |
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| Transfusion |
| quote: | Originally posted by spdandpwr
what about lightscribe....the techonology where a cd writer etches and image onto the cd such that you don't need to print anything... |
costs more, less quality |
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| Michael May |
| quote: | Originally posted by Transfusion
costs more, less quality |
Man, that is great!!!!! I am going out to get a printer that can do that this weekend!!!
Thanks for sharing. BTW, One track per one cd, except for remixes. Keeps it nice and organized. I could not even imagine trying to build a set with 5-10 tracks on each cd. It seems like it would be way too diffucult trying to locate a track. How many tunes do you need when you play out anyway?? Trust me, not that many unless you are spinning all night long.
Mike |
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