TerryOller

Can I put an NFT sticker on my art so people register it if they want and get a token?

Like with registration # on each copy?

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Does it make more sense to do this as a fungible token or non-fungible?

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I’d like to sell a physical product, put a sticker on it with a #, and have go online to register and get a tokens.

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Does Cardano make good sense for this?

Anyone direct me to the right place? Does this make sense? I’m an artist not a developer.

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edit: i don’t think i want an NFT, i want a fungible token right? I’m selling prints but want coin attached.

Can I put an NFT sticker on my art so people register it if they want and get a token?

Like with registration # on each copy?

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I’d like to sell a physical product, put a sticker on it with a #, and have go online to register and get a tokens. I’d put a part of the sale of each product into the token to make it worth more.

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Anyone direct me to the right place? Does this make sense? I’m an artist not a developer.

Can I put an NFT sticker on my art so people register it if they want and get a token?

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Like with registration # on each copy?

I have only one professional grade convertor, but I work in two separate locations, one for tracking live instruments, and another for mastering where I use outboard analog gear for master bus and effects and things.

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Where makes the most sense to place my highest quality convertor?

ON the website it still lets me build 2020 wranglers to price it out, does that mean they can still be ordered, or am I forced to order a 2021?

I've got some vintage speakers because it was cheaper than buying new, but I might want the conveniences of a modern receiver.

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Does anyone have any experience streaming bluetooth to an older receiver? I'd need the unit to work as my T.V. audio as well through a smart TV.

I've noticed learning bebop heads can help teach you enough about navigating changes to make soloing a lot easier.

What are your top five solos to pull from or quote in your solos?

Anyone suggest a vintage grey looking keyboard with modern features? Its cool if it looks like it came from an office in the 80's or 90's but I need lots of keys and stuff.

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What can you think of?

Everything I"m looking at look like a spaceship, thats got to be adding some cost.

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Whats something that just gets the job done, I need to use it for production work plus some games, no pro level FPS required. I'm ok with screen sizes 27 to ultra wide 49 but i feel like if its a 27 the stats need to make up for the lost screen space (id eventually get two).

I am hearing more about electric guitar being added to synthwave.

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As synthwave producers, what electric guitar players or styles are you after?

Anything you think would fit with synthwave, but you haven't heard yet?

Be as specific as you can with links.

What are the first five gypsy jazz songs you recommend a beginner learn?

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Whats fundamental to the genre?