Labels For Hi-MD

[bobzilli]

Just wondering how you folk are labelig your discs. Are you typing them on a templete, writing in or what?? I cant read half of my scrathed on labels so I'm thinking of relabeling all my discs. Any good ideas?

Edited October 9, 2007 by SourMilkMoon

[Strungup]

Maybe this wil help

[rayzray]

Just wondering how you folk are labelig your discs. Are you typing them on a templete, writing in or what?? I cant read half of my scrathed on labels so I'm thinking of relabeling all my discs. Any good ideas?

by relabeling - do you mean that you will take off the old label first - then put on a new label -

or - just place a new label OVER the old one -

AND - is that really a good idea in the long run (question)

[bobzilli]

Maybe this wil help

Thanks. that may indeed help and to the other post, yes I would relabel by removing the old label frst

[carlesraf]

If you want to print your stickers you can buy it at :

http://www.riverproaudio.co.uk/Itemdesc.as...amp;eq=&Tp=

also it can permit to donwload the soft to desing and print the labels.

[garcou]

just use this software: tapEdit (the pack contains tapEdit.exe 3.0, an md template and an md cover example)

tapedit.zip

original:

printed cover :

result:

Edited April 15, 2008 by garcou

[culp4684]

Maybe this wil help

That's a great template. But, at the risk of sounding stupid , how do you rotate the pattern to enter text/graphics the correct way?

[Strungup]

That's a great template. But, at the risk of sounding stupid , how do you rotate the pattern to enter text/graphics the correct way?

well if you open it in Office , or Neo Office , or Open office , You have the choices of text , Graphics , etc . Type backwards if you want , the Doc file , wil put the Text cursor in the appropriate slots , you just have to visualize , and use sticky back printer paper and a cutting pad and razor knife ,( that is of course unless your the type that pulls the protective coating off the back of the sticky paper BEFORE you print it)

just use this software: tapEdit (the pack contains tapEdit.exe 3.0, an md template and an md cover example)

original:

printed cover :

result:

Very nice , I wish that worked on Mac .

[theblueraja]

I use Photoshop for all my graphic work, and then I use "press-it" labels that are still sold at MinidiscAccess.

Here are two recent lables I made, then below I have links to the threads of MANY man labels created at another forum.

First Thread

Second Thread

[bobzilli]

WOW! Those are nice.Thanks to everyone for the tips

[morsteen]

does anyone know of a company that "presses" or "duplicates" your audio to a minidisc that is not recordable. I have seen a few artists have pre-recorded md's, and I'd like to do a run myself but doesn't look like that exists.

[StevenQBosell]

does anyone know of a company that "presses" or "duplicates" your audio to a minidisc that is not recordable. I have seen a few artists have pre-recorded md's, and I'd like to do a run myself but doesn't look like that exists.

Probably in the early to mid 90's and event hen it would cost you an arm an a leg - I don't think a "pro dubbing service" for MD exist anymore

[sfbp]

Unfortunately the MD read-only technology is a bit off in left field. It uses completely different media and a completely different means to record the bits, IIRC.