I think so too Pizzaclown. Digitizing 2,500 songs is not an inexpensive endeavor. Even in bulk, it could take anywhere from one hour to six hours per song depending upon the length and condition. A typical studio will charge $75 to $100 an hour. So using the minimum of $100 per song, 2.500 songs just digitized cost at least $250,000. That's a substantial investment for MPIX. Obviously the company anticipates a revenue flow in the near future.

To the non-believers or fence sitters, it's obvious something big is in the works with MPIX.