[Good Time Oldie]

Latest offer from Jinglefactory until end of July.

Great offer, very tempted, but which three?, now that's the question.

[martinlesterMember]

thegobby1 wrote:
Latest offer from Jinglefactory until end of July.

Great offer, very tempted, but which three?, now that's the question.

Any Idea what the cost of One is ?
and web site address

Thanks

Martin

[Good Time Oldie]

Hi Martin

Try http://www.jinglesfactory.com/

Hope it works for you, now back to my lyrics for the resings.

[nickpledge]

hmm cant find how much they are?

[IainJohnstonMember]

According to the website, one of their “World Resellers”
is…..

http://www.jinglenews.com !!!

Hmmmmmm!

[IainJohnstonMember]

Emailed JF this afternoon – got VERY prompt reply!…

“hi…
thank for your interesting…
The price of this summer offer is 200 pounds.
We delivery on 48 hours by order.
For more information here we are.
RegardsLoris Meroni, CEO founder
http//www.jinglesfactory.com
http//www.myspace.com/jinglesfactory
http//www.jazzjingles.com
office +39 02 36 55 93 52
skype contact LORISJAZZJINGLES”

(They are located in Italy)

[nickpledge]

£200, ah ok maybe not then. Thanks for posting the reply.

Nick

[bland75Member]

£200 is steep given that JAM charge $250 per cut, which is about £130 with the conversion from USD.

[Good Time Oldie]

£200 for THREE jingles remember

[bland75Member]

Far enough £200 for three isn't bad but how do they compare with TM, JAM or any other personal cuts in terms of quality etc ?

[IainJohnstonMember]

Goto http://www.jinglesfactory.com, Enter, then select “Jingles” from the menu, and there's a
variety of samplers there – mostly Italian
stations, but various formats.

There's a slight tendency towards current US
style for AC/CHR etc, but some of the other stuff
has quite a refreshing sound and clear distinct vocals.

The Cadena Ser Barcelona cuts even have the NRJ-Group
“Rire et Chansons” logo.

And can anyone confirm that they actually did any work
for Key 103??? (“Old-timers” will recall the Pepper-Tanner
days, when their demos used station names purely for
demo use, but the stations never or very rarely ever
actually bought the package(s) on the demos).

Why do UK stations only see ID Jingles as having to be
US-made or influenced? There's a LOT of quality Jingle
producers in Europe (and their English is better than the
efforts of many UK residents!)

[IainJohnstonMember]

Update email from them….

“About this offer you have to choose only the jingles including on'summer demo'

Yes, there are 3 jingles in different styles. You heard on demo…..Each jingles 2/3 version.
We put on our ftp in wave or aiff format…
here we are, for any other question…
Regards, from italy.”

So one can pick 3 totally different cuts, as long as they
are ones on their “Summer Demo”, and just pay the
price of one cut.

No CD – just full-spec audio from their server.

Anyone want to perhaps follow this up further for
more info?

NB – their offer expires 31st July.

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