Musician’s Friend (via DiskFaktory) is also offering short-run CDR packages, some of which include full-color inserts and standard jewel cases. They even allow you to upload artwork and MP3 content.

Had a nice discussion about T-RackS mastering software with Mark Gardner (bassist for the Phoenix Trap). The standalone package is around $300, but it sounds like a great investment if you plan to do a lot of recording. Especially considering that it costs anywhere from $500 and up to master a recording at even a small mastering facility. I only know a tiny bit about real signal processing, so the fact that I can cycle through a bunch of presets and then tweak from there sounds fantastic. The fact that there is software that allows me to do this in the first place is fantastic.

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