Bub


You had to go there didn't you. :)

Yep lol!

I think considering the very spammy nature of one particular person (who I won't point out publicly) it's best to hold off on this until some of us have received our orders. It concerns me that someone would post they have received the product on one forum, get banned on another and ask how to get the discount/quality of product on even another (and who knows how many more) under the exact same name.

As asked on the other forums, why would someone do that? It's not like we wouldn't have welcomed them.

chrisharbin


I think considering the very spammy nature of one particular person (who I won't point out publicly) it's best to hold off on this until some of us have received our orders. It concerns me that someone would post they have received the product on one forum, get banned on another and ask how to get the discount/quality of product on even another (and who knows how many more) under the exact same name.

As asked on the other forums, why would someone do that? It's not like we wouldn't have welcomed them.

hum...intrigued..

Here in Poland, on auction service Allegro, you can buy stickerd for several audio and video editing software.

And - because my girlfriend is a graphician, print secialist and DTP operator, I can say few words about - how the stickers SHOULD be made:
- printing is simple - solvent plotter prints on self-adhesive foil
- next step is - putting safety foil on the prints (one side hot foiling)
- at last - cutting plotter cuts little button stickers

This gives you warranty, that the "result" will be long lasting, water/sun proof and as good as you design it.

It is also the best way to make custom faceplate stickers etc. The clue is, to make EPS, PDF, Corel, AI file (vector curves) with cutting lines for cutting plotter. That's the "most difficult" part of whole preparation process.
And - costs are as funny as low: For one square meter - up to 30$ here.

I got mine. It's going to be a couple of days before I put them on.

They are really quite nice looking at first glance, nice and bright (which is important to me) Despite the spammy nature of a particular poster (on at least 4 forums) as far as I'm concerned it was a perfectly acceptable business transaction.

Surely E is for effects bypass in X1 and not Erase?????
And why did "Sequenser"??? fit but "piano roll" didn't?????
To me those sort of things are a sign of bad design. 
Perfection??????
Our motto is quality??????????

I prefer to make my own, design them in corel, print them onto sticky paper (outer of cd sheets is good) and then put a protective film over them, yes I have to cut each one out, but I end up with a custom keyboard the way I want it.

I have a set of them for Presonus Studio One on my keyboard and they work fine.
You have to scrub the keyboard squeaky clean before applying them.

Use some simple green or something like that, wipe with a cloth and just water and then follow up with some isopropyl (not rubbing) alcohol and wipe dry.

I used a tweezers to peel them off the card and apply them so I wouldn't touch the glue with my grimy hands :)