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CD and DVD disc media has been at the forefront of major media formats for the last
two decades, yet just as CD and DVD technology displaced vinyl and the video and tape cassette formats, new technology will displace and re-purpose the role of CD and DVD discs in our lives and as a consumer product.
The important thing to know when you choose to use CD or DVD duplication
as a strategy for your content media product is: The role of CD and DVD is changing. In the past CDs and DVDs were a product that could only be manufactured on a
large scale at pressing plants. But as CD-r and DVD-r writer or burning technology bought CD and DVD copying into the home, storage and transfer of content was made easier,
but it also introduced a more significant spread of home piracy through CD-r and DVD-r
copies or “burned” discs.
In the past, CDs and DVDs could only be manufactured by pressing from a
glass master in a large disc replication factory operation. It was too expensive for
small businessses, musicians and other creative content producers to create a short run of DVD or CD copies which were packaged professionally for sale and distribution of their content.
But with the rise of the internet as a rapidly improving method for delivery of content , technological advance is changing the way disc media is perceived in
value. As a result, not only are CD’s and DVD’s seen to have lessening
valuable as a commodity, but technology is allowing for the cost of producing a small amount of CD’s through a CD and DVD duplication service to also drop, giving feasibility for this medium to be used in new ways by businesses, organisations and musical and audio performers.
The nature of the value of CD and DVD copies has changed.So as CDs and DVDs continue to decline in popularity as the internet becomes a more convenient method of delivery for content, content producers in particular will find it increasingly hard to sell their CD and DVD content as a commercial product in itself.

Now, the value of CD and DVD copying is no longer primarily in retailing them as a consumer commodity. But, content providers can still expect to create revenue from sales into the next decade. It’s just important to observe when considering how to best utilise CD and DVD duplication services, that disc media is now assuming another role. Rather than a primary consumer product it becomes purely a communication and marketing tool of convenience. CD and DVD copying is still the most effective way to distribute large amounts of content or data physically, as well as presenting it attractively in a way that interests and engages the recipient and builds positive brand associations before they get the content.
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CD and DVD media may not always be a valuable retail commodity but it has a
long life yet before it becomes obsolete, because smart content creators, communicators
and marketers will leverage their ability to duplicate information onto CD and
DVD media and distribute it physically as a product at very low costs in order
to gain greater connections and engagement from recipients and contacts with
their content.
So it’s common business sense that with a product that is both declining in sales volume and profit margins, but still has essential value in marketing and communicating the value of your content, it’s most important to ensure you are getting the cheapest price on CD / DVD duplication jobs.

Instead or replication with thermal printing, you can save a significant amount of money and time by getting your CD / DVD duplicated and getting the discs printedby simple inkjet directly to a printable surface.
Where more established content providers in the entertainment businesses still require runs numbering 10,000+, projects such as this are most appropriate for traditional CD and
DVD manufacturing businesses that have always provided disc replication
services. But if you require less than 2,000 units you’re better off finding
CD duplication or DVD copying service that is able to provide you
with disc duplication services with more competitive options.
So to conclusde, the use of a CD and dvd duplication service means whether as a musician duplicating your music audio CD’s or a company promoting a new product service on DVD or distributing
multimedia as part of a general report - there are many ways disc duplication
enables simple physical transfer and presentation of content or data packages.It’s
just important to recognise whether you’re selling CD or DVD products as a commodity
or looking for a fast efficient way to control the distribution of your content
or data, CD and DVD duplication services, as opposed to big factory reproduction
through CD / DVD pressing or CD / DVD manufacturing plants, are so much more
affordable when you find a CD DVD duplication company that charges competitive
rates – giving you the ability to distribute and leverage CD and DVD disc
media more than perhaps ever before.

Oh and what have we here? more ideas on encouraging special, exclusive deals for fans . . .

1. Deleted scenes. Remember that guitar solo you cut because it seemed too “self-indulgent”? That redundant 3rd verse? That 45 second fade-out? Your fans might enjoy hearing them in an extended arrangement, if only to compare and contrast with the album version.
2. Live show for one. How about a personalized one-off live recording of the album? Make sure to mention the guest of honor by name and leave in the mistakes! If playing through the whole album is too much work, how about dedicating a single song of their choice from your discography?
3. Unique vocal. You could use alternate vocal takes, or even change a line of the lyrics to include a fan’s name. How about inserting a clever line about how you’ve “done this 12 times already” and increment the number with each take? Even if you’ve already finished tracking the band, overdubbing a vocal is relatively quick and painless.
4. Fan sing-a-long. Anyone with an iPhone can record themselves singing along to the chorus of your song. It wouldn’t be too hard to tune it and layer it with the lead vocal. Who wouldn’t want to share the results with everybody on their friends list? Alternately, you could layer takes from any fan who wants to contribute and sell the same “fan sing-a-long” version to everyone. It could even work in a live setting by recording the audience singing along, then handing out download cards telling them where to get the recording.