Talk about the music biz - marketing, promotions, contract law, copyright etc...
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By emceewhiterabbit Thu Jul 08, 2010 1:05 pm
http://www.amstore.co.uk/

this is where i go to record and master my tracks. once my albulm is done i'll be using Amstore for the cd pressing. good people, good quality. It's in Bermondsey in London.

edit: in terms of recording this guy is very experienced in hip-hop (not to mention just about anything). has worked with guru, busta and loads of underground cats.

his name is ben jones, he doesn't look like he makes hip-hop though...: 07867785212
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By Doc00Cosel Thu Nov 20, 2014 6:02 pm
GRMM D wrote:Me! Short run cd/dvd duplication. 25 disc minimum, black thermal text print, $1 a cd. I'm in ohio though.



Is it a CD-R? Or silver bottom? How was the quality from mixtapeprinting.com?
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By Star One Sun Jan 11, 2015 7:53 pm
https://www.kunaki.com/

Silver bottom, not green CDr's, code on the little inside circle. Used them for years. Prices are low because the place employs maybe 6-8 people. Just one giant automated machine. Never had a single screw up either. They ship quick as hell too. Turnaround is extremely quick as well. The bar code IS unique to your cd, and it does work. It's not for show.

full color CD printing
jewel case
full color 2-panel insert
full color tray card
cellophane wrapping
UPC bar code

Prices include all above.
1-5 units $1.00
6-99 units $1.75
100-199 units $1.40
200-299 units $1.35
300-499 units $1.30
500-749 units $1.10
750-999 units $0.90
1000+ units $0.80
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By BKLYN Fri Jul 12, 2024 11:14 am
https://www.instagram.com/p/C9UZPcqRxO1/

I believe that as creators, we should do everything we can to prevent as many unnecessary middlemen from benefiting from our hard work as possible.

Why give these corporate devils access to our culture when we can take complete ownership of our art?

This is exactly why I built my own professional cassette duplication rig and purchased lots of fresh blank tapes and a professional printer with the very best inks.

My next mission is to obtain a particular vinyl-cutting lathe so I can cut my own records.

If you're going to do this music for real, then bypass these corporate plantations and take our culture back from these devils by doing it yourself.

The music belongs to us, not these devils... - €a$t Flatbu$h BKLYN