labeling CD's with white labels

[Phrenetic]

is there a place that would be able to give me a template where i can design a bunch of CD labels? i dont really feel like going out and buying a "CD Stomper" and a new printer cartage.

im sure theres a place that does this sort of thing? any help is helpful

[FeelGood]

[Phrenetic]

sharpys are ugly and apparently they oxidize the metals on the cd and fuck it up.

serious help only please


i cant really find anything on google and ive been making phone calls

I once bought a package of blank sticky labels for cd's at super store. Ive been back and have yet been able to find them :(

Im sure they are out there and can be printed on your computer. It's a bit tricky though, but easy once you get the hang of it.

[b0ld]

you can find "Lightscribe" burners... All you need to get is a lightscribe disk and it will etch anything from an image to text... It can only do it in black and white but its better then nothing. And its safely etched into the disk as well.

[meth0dical]

lightscribe is soooo slow!

[Phrenetic]

figured it out, there are things called "neato" labels at staples and they come in 25, 50 and 100 sheets. so ill just make a bunch of pages in pdf with the templates from Neato - DVD Labels, CD Labels, DVD Cases, Blank Media, Mini CDs, CD Label Maker.

then off to kinko's to get them printed.


hope this helps anyone else looking for an alternative

[P.A.R.T.Y]

HP makes a printer at future shop that prints labels on disks. I'm waiting for the technology to get a little better, but it's going to be better that a sharpie any day.

[Phrenetic]

got most of them labelled using the printer at mah work. fun fun

[G3N3R4L]

Originally Posted by Phrenetic

figured it out, there are things called "neato" labels at staples and they come in 25, 50 and 100 sheets. so ill just make a bunch of pages in pdf with the templates from Neato - DVD Labels, CD Labels, DVD Cases, Blank Media, Mini CDs, CD Label Maker.

then off to kinko's to get them printed.


hope this helps anyone else looking for an alternative

ive found labels like these, the sticker ones you can get like cdstomp from futureshop have a tendency to peel up and jam in the persons cd player

usually on car stereo's cuz the cd gets so much warmer and its a front load and not a tray load... just be warned..

[Phrenetic]

Originally Posted by P.A.R.T.Y

HP makes a printer at future shop that prints labels on disks. I'm waiting for the technology to get a little better, but it's going to be better that a sharpie any day.

true that. my writing its really messy on a CD because the layout really sucks.

now i have the name, artist, druation, label, bpm and key sooo nice and neat!

[Phrenetic]

Originally Posted by G3N3R4L

ive found labels like these, the sticker ones you can get like cdstomp from futureshop have a tendency to peel up and jam in the persons cd player

usually on car stereo's cuz the cd gets so much warmer and its a front load and not a tray load... just be warned..

the most a single is going to be in any given cdj is 6-8 mins.

these stickers are very sticky and doenst look like they peel off.

just be carefull to have them dead center so it doesnt cause vibration

[Tomsm]

In network are many such programms, I've been using this software to design a perfect box, label or cover.