Vinyl Pressing
This classic format represents music’s greatest ever comeback (probably) and the continuing popularity of the annual Record Store Day shows no sign of abating. Vinyl albums now account for one in every eight albums purchased in the UK across digital and physical formats so now is the time to take advantage of ‘the authentic sound of vinyl’. Contact us now for more details of our vinyl pressing service. Call us on 0161 432 9012 to secure your order.
Vinyl Pressing
This classic format represents music’s greatest ever comeback (probably) and the continuing popularity of the annual Record Store Day shows no sign of abating. Vinyl albums now account for one in every eight albums purchased in the UK across digital and physical formats so now is the time to take advantage of ‘the authentic sound of vinyl’. Contact us now for more details of our vinyl pressing service. Call us on 0161 432 9012 to secure your order.
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- 12″ Vinyl pressing (180g)
- 7″ Vinyl pressing (42g)
- Order from 100 units (250 for 7″ singles)
- Full colour sleeves & labels or ‘Discobags’
- Coloured vinyl available
- Costs include metal work and test pressings
- Artwork and sleeve design
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Input Media for Vinyl Production
Premaster
- CD audio | CD-R in “disc at once mode”
- WAV | AIFF data up to 24 bits / 192 kHz with md5 checksum or packed in a zip file
- DDP data with check sum
Making a label copy available along with your premaster
Please note that, as a rule, a premaster cannot be processed without a label copy. The label copy contains the title, the number and sequence of the tracks. In addition, the side separation, speed (rpm) and processing requests need to be included. The name on the premaster should be identical to the name on the label copy, in order to prevent misunderstandings or queries. Our studio cannot begin working on your project without this required information. That’s why we ask you to always affix the label copy directly to the master, in order to prevent delays.
Master
- Foil cuts, also referred to as lacquer cuts or lacquers
- DMM cuts
- Mothers
Playing Times
The following times are “reference values” in order not to exceed the limits of the medium. Taking into account a lower volume, which in turn reduces the signal-to noise ratio or losses of high end, it is possible to achieve longer playing times. Time limits are guidelines only. Specific evaluations based on audio material.
- 12” up to 11:00 min in 45 rpm
- 12” up to 18:00 min in 33 rpm
- 10” up to 08:00 min in 45 rpm
- 10” up to 13:00 min in 33 rpm
- 7” up to 05:30 min in 45 rpm
Please note: We don’t recommend to cut in 33 rpm for 7inch records. Due to technical reasons this can lead to distortion and loss of heights when played on record players. Although 4:10 min is an ideal maximum length longer playing time is possible to be cut in 45 rpm and should be checked individually with the cutting engineer.
Input Media for Vinyl Production
Premaster
- CD audio | CD-R in “disc at once mode”
- WAV | AIFF data up to 24 bits / 192 kHz with md5 checksum or packed in a zip file
- DDP data with check sum
Making a label copy available along with your premaster
Please note that, as a rule, a premaster cannot be processed without a label copy. The label copy contains the title, the number and sequence of the tracks. In addition, the side separation, speed (rpm) and processing requests need to be included. The name on the premaster should be identical to the name on the label copy, in order to prevent misunderstandings or queries. Our studio cannot begin working on your project without this required information. That’s why we ask you to always affix the label copy directly to the master, in order to prevent delays.
Master
- Foil cuts, also referred to as lacquer cuts or lacquers
- DMM cuts
- Mothers
Playing Times
The following times are “reference values” in order not to exceed the limits of the medium. Taking into account a lower volume, which in turn reduces the signal-to noise ratio or losses of high end, it is possible to achieve longer playing times. Time limits are guidelines only. Specific evaluations based on audio material.
- 12” up to 11:00 min in 45 rpm
- 12” up to 18:00 min in 33 rpm
- 10” up to 08:00 min in 45 rpm
- 10” up to 13:00 min in 33 rpm
- 7” up to 05:30 min in 45 rpm
Please note: We don’t recommend to cut in 33 rpm for 7inch records. Due to technical reasons this can lead to distortion and loss of heights when played on record players. Although 4:10 min is an ideal maximum length longer playing time is possible to be cut in 45 rpm and should be checked individually with the cutting engineer.