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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jun 2002
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Picture is catchy, I maybe would change the font for a more bolded one (sorry i'm spanish sometimes i don't use the right words). I think i'd enhance it with a few pro-details. the back cd sheet should have the name of the album and author both sides, but also the reference code of the album (an internal way of name it or coding it within the label or editing company)
I'd use the standard copyright symbol for the (c) line, it has an specific size and can be found in internet in big site (c) and your name as composer (p) and your name as producers, keep some space for the label ID number of the cd and bar code. Also i'd l'd make part of the recording credits part of the booklet and would keep that space behind for the contact info and the track listing which commonly shows on the back of the album. In the cd self, around the external edge of the circle i'd put the classical "do not copy, blah blah statement"
Last edited by pRISCILLA; 06/20/09 03:28 PM.
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