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New Funk Order Artwork: Almost done... (I got a little more I'd like to do to it so be patient and you will get something a little mo' betta)
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Still to do...
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Tell me...
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I think the artwork is Cool! -----------------------------------------------------------
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That is nice! I really like this! | |
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Thanks guys.
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I want my real name on it. | |
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That looks great mate. | |
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I think it would look pretty cool on a t-shirt All Rights Reserved. |
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I like it. The colors, the artwork, the layout - it's great.
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Actually, there was one idea I had where you had the All Rights Reserved. |
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yamomma said: Actually, there was one idea I had where you had the
symbol and it was being ripped down the middle with the words "new funk order" coming out the empty space inbetween the rip.But why affiliate ourselves SO blatantly? The Last Otan Track: www.funkmusician.com/what.mp3 | |
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otan said: yamomma said: Actually, there was one idea I had where you had the
symbol and it was being ripped down the middle with the words "new funk order" coming out the empty space inbetween the rip.But why affiliate ourselves SO blatantly? That's why I didn't use it. Your right about the above, and I can go on and on for days. I think what I'll do is polish up the other 8-10 ideas and we'll vote on em. I don't care for the clef anymore the more I look at it as well. All Rights Reserved. |
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How about an "N" in one hand, an "F" in the other and the circle being the "O"?
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yamomma said: How about an "N" in one hand, an "F" in the other and the circle being the "O"?
NFO... Try it - lemme see it. I'm throwing some ideas together too, just to try to illustrate what I'm talking about. GREAT JOB. The Last Otan Track: www.funkmusician.com/what.mp3 | |
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it's big and ugly in a basic form, but, something like this is what I'm talking about (tho I left off the relgious/sexual imagery)
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OR theses, more stylized version:
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Otan,
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yamomma said: Tell me...
Is the barcode stupid? I mean it's only nessisarry if you were to put it into a retail store. Seeing how this is to be a "free gift" for everyone it looks out of place, now that I look at it. At first I thought it would add some "authintisity (sp?)" to it. No barcode needed. People don't really care about that when they buy the music. It's only used to track sales, but you have to buy the number for like, $1400. Generic numbers that come with manufacturing packages don't work, because they give everyone the same number!!! As for the artwork itself... you know I like that blue! Yellow makes a great contrast to it and I dig the hands. Yours I presume... Is it NFO records or should it be NFO Productions like Jason's song? He is the originator and NFO Records seems too much like NPG Records. Maybe it's just me. | |
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VinaBlue said: No barcode needed. People don't really care about that when they buy the music. It's only used to track sales, but you have to buy the number for like, $1400. Generic numbers that come with manufacturing packages don't work, because they give everyone the same number!!! Not quite true. My last CD was done through discmakers and my barcode is a unique number and they gave me a form to fill out and register with soundscan. I have my own unique number, registered with soundscan, all part of the package. Read about it: http://www.discmakers.com...rcode.html Scan the edit [This message was edited Sat Apr 19 12:27:06 PDT 2003 by theSpark] | |
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theSpark said: VinaBlue said: No barcode needed. People don't really care about that when they buy the music. It's only used to track sales, but you have to buy the number for like, $1400. Generic numbers that come with manufacturing packages don't work, because they give everyone the same number!!! Not quite true. My last CD was done through discmakers and my barcode is a unique number and they gave me a form to fill out and register with soundscan. I have my own unique number, registered with soundscan, all part of the package. Read about it: http://www.discmakers.com...rcode.html Scan the edit [This message was edited Sat Apr 19 12:27:06 PDT 2003 by theSpark] I'm going on a vague memory of what I learned at a seminar with John Dawes, co-author of The Complete Guide to Internet Promotion for Musicians, Artists, & Songwriters. He pretty much frowned upon DiskMakers for whatever reason. DiskMakers is still listed as the record company when you use that barcode. An article by Tim Sweeney, co-author of the same book: http://www.indie-music.co...hp?sid=786 Please make sure that you have a properly registered and recorded bar code from the UCC and it is registered with Soundscan. Your music career, its success and your profits, depend on it! --- Tim Sweeney is an independent music consultant and one of the music industry's most respected experts in the areas of development, promotion, distribution, and marketing. http://www.tsamusic.com/ --- Disc Makers' VP of Sales and Marketing answers some questions about their barcode system in response to Tim Sweeney's article: Let me address a couple of concerns: 1) Ownership of the unique barcode number: While Disc Makers is the registered owner of the first five digits of the barcode number, each barcode assigned to a Disc Makers customer is a unique 10-digit number (with two additional check digits). We keep a careful numeric log on our computer system, which automatically assigns a unique barcode number to each customer who wants one 2) Soundscan tracking: If a Disc Makers customer's song starts tracking on Soundscan, the default record label that shows up is Disc Makers. However, there is an easy fix, and we publish this on our web site, and also mention it to our customers. There is a Soundscan form available that the artist can fill out and submit which changes the barcode registration on that specific 10-digit number to the artist. The artist will then be listed as the "sub-label," and all their contact information will register with SoundScan. 4) Will the system work? We recommend that indie artists with the occasional release use our number, while we ask active indie artists or labels with multiple releases per year to get their own number (if you're doing this as a full time business, you should own your own barcode number). Personally, I'd rather buy one or not have one at all. It seems to me that they are only necessary if you want to get interest from a label. It would look kinda cheesy, IMO, if diskmakers comes up when my cd is scanned. Damn, that article is so long I had to cut it down. [This message was edited Sat Apr 19 16:01:15 PDT 2003 by VinaBlue] | |
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VinaBlue said: Hey, speaking of Tim Sweeney, I'll be out in San Diego next month attending the music strategies conference he's putting on. Do you know about this? http://www.musicstrategies.com/ Tim Sweeney is a man that knows what he is talking about. I'm looking forward to this. Also, his book about releasing independent records is the best one I've ever read on the subject. . [This message was edited Sat Apr 19 16:58:07 PDT 2003 by theSpark] | |
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VinaBlue said: (regarding bar codes) Personally, I'd rather buy one or not have one at all. It seems to me that they are only necessary if you want to get interest from a label. It would look kinda cheesy, IMO, if diskmakers comes up when my cd is scanned.
O.K. if you have that kind of money, but consider this article from CDBaby.com: INTERESTING FACT: the UCC (uniform code council) doesn't keep track of what barcode goes to what product. That's not their job. The UCC only tracks what parent company has what 5-digit-code at the beginning of the UPC barcode. Then it's up to the company itself (Disc makers in this case) to keep track of what unique barcode (12 digits) goes to what product. INTERESTING FACT, PART 2: So in music circles, the only One Central Database of all those barcodes is... SoundScan! WHICH MEANS: If your unique barcode is listed in SoundScan as YOU, then it might as well be your barcode entirely! Nobody really cares which digits belong to who. They just care that it's a unique number, not assigned to any other product in the world. Only if someone really went and contacted the UCC and dug into their company database would they find that the first 5 digits belong to Discmakers - . [This message was edited Tue Apr 22 18:42:12 PDT 2003 by theSpark] | |
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I say skip the barcode entirely - this is just for us, and if anyone wants to sell copies to friends, then that's no biggie. If and when a record label calls and wants to put this out on a large scale, THEY'LL provide the barcode. The Last Otan Track: www.funkmusician.com/what.mp3 | |
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otan said: I say skip the barcode entirely - this is just for us, and if anyone wants to sell copies to friends, then that's no biggie. If and when a record label calls and wants to put this out on a large scale, THEY'LL provide the barcode.
I agree, I was just puttin some info out there for anyone interested! | |
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Oh. I'm dumb like a stump. Thanks. The Last Otan Track: www.funkmusician.com/what.mp3 | |
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I am digging the new art work for the CD
F we az a People R not.......
Then we az a people should B..... UNITED 4 LOVE THUMPER | |
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VinaBlue said: yamomma said: Tell me...
Is the barcode stupid? I mean it's only nessisarry if you were to put it into a retail store. Seeing how this is to be a "free gift" for everyone it looks out of place, now that I look at it. At first I thought it would add some "authintisity (sp?)" to it. No barcode needed. People don't really care about that when they buy the music. It's only used to track sales, but you have to buy the number for like, $1400. Generic numbers that come with manufacturing packages don't work, because they give everyone the same number!!! As for the artwork itself... you know I like that blue! Yellow makes a great contrast to it and I dig the hands. Yours I presume... Is it NFO records or should it be NFO Productions like Jason's song? He is the originator and NFO Records seems too much like NPG Records. Maybe it's just me. I like the barcode! It makes it look more professional and not cheap. Ur rite, JD should make up the record label name...or did he make it that already? The artwork is really really nice and the inside spread with the pictures is KUL! that New Funk Order picture should b thrown in there 2...ha ha, that was funni! When we say that the purpose of life is to find God, surely that desire to find God is an escape from life -Conciouscontact
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Wonderful work!
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