What do you put on a CD sleeve?

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Ordered list of songs (your writer or artist will need to know what order your songs are in on the CD), with track times for each final cut.
Credits—producer, engineer, sound studio, cover design, photographer(s), writer(s), etc.
Lyrics—of all or any number of songs; particularly of original material.

What can you do with old CD holders?

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CD case chandelier.
CD case pen holder.
CD case sapling protector.
CD case lamp.
CD case picture frames.
CD storage planters.
CD case calendar.

What is a CD sleeve?

The CD sleeves protects your CDs from scratches The CD sleeve protects your CDs from dust and dirt, and does not scratch your CDs, even if you take it out many times. The CD storage pocket is made in Denmark of environmentally friendly PP foil in very high quality.

What do you put on the back of an album?

The back cover of the album should include the album’s track list. Although the typography can be different here than on the front of the cover, it should still communicate stylistically and be easy to read at the same time.

What do you put in liner notes?

Liner notes now usually include information about the musician, lyrics, a personnel list, and other credits to people the musicians want to thank and people or companies involved in the production of the music.

Should you keep CD cases?

Pros of keeping the jewel cases: Can keep the liner notes, and list of songs, along with the cover art, all together easily. If you loan your CDs (or DVDs) out you can easily label the case with a sticker, such as with one of these custom bookplates or labels, making it more likely to get returned to you.

What size are CD sleeves?

The standard CD cover size is 4.75 by 4.75 inches, or 12 cm by 12 cm. This dimension is for the front or back cover of a standard jewel CD case. To use these dimensions for your document dimensions in Word, go to the Size menu on the Page Layout tab.