This digipak is an eight panel example. The digipak, with three CDs in, is folded up inside the main box. The box has the Record Label Company and the track listings on, which would normally be on a plain digipak. As most of the relevant information is on t
he outside box, the digipak is 
very plain and only contains the three CD’s and also a pocket for the information book that came with the CD. The main feature on the digipak is on the back, which is the “Ministry of Sound” logo, however it is not all of the logo, just the very top. This is effective as, even though it only shows a small part of the logo, it is still recognisable to the audience of what logo it is.
he outside box, the digipak is 
very plain and only contains the three CD’s and also a pocket for the information book that came with the CD. The main feature on the digipak is on the back, which is the “Ministry of Sound” logo, however it is not all of the logo, just the very top. This is effective as, even though it only shows a small part of the logo, it is still recognisable to the audience of what logo it is.The Magic Numbers. Those the Brokes
Compared to the above digipak, this example is much better, even though it is only a six-panel example. This
is mainly because all of the information is on one object. When you open the digipak there is 3 panels. Firstly on the left panel is a picture of the band, which is effective as it shows to the customer what the music may be like based on what they look like and what they are wearing. The middle panel contains a booklet with lyrics to the songs featured on the album. T
he right panel is where the CD is situated. On the outside of the digipak, there is the Record Label logo, a track list, the album name and band and a picture of the band. There is also a picture of a warehouse based setting, which shows instruments have been left lying around. As all of the digipak is quite dark it suggests to the audience that the band is a rock band.
is mainly because all of the information is on one object. When you open the digipak there is 3 panels. Firstly on the left panel is a picture of the band, which is effective as it shows to the customer what the music may be like based on what they look like and what they are wearing. The middle panel contains a booklet with lyrics to the songs featured on the album. T
he right panel is where the CD is situated. On the outside of the digipak, there is the Record Label logo, a track list, the album name and band and a picture of the band. There is also a picture of a warehouse based setting, which shows instruments have been left lying around. As all of the digipak is quite dark it suggests to the audience that the band is a rock band. 
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