The Creation process with Making A Vinyl

[akaKenGuru]

metropolis studios?

[originsound]

All of what your saying is great for the consumer, but hurts the artist and those that spend the time and money to create it. If people don't do something about it. There will be no more good music left.

[shadowblack1987]

@originsound Their hasn't been good music for some time now...

[rumleskaft]

ONLY ANALOG IS REAL!

[originsound]

BUY VINYL!  end this stupid mp3 trend its killing music

[MaxwellsAttourney]

@originsound Yeah, a format that doesn't start deteriorating from the moment you first play it, isn't huge, can be put on a small device that can be played anywhere, and has made listening to music cheaper around the globe, truly is ruining music.

[Ivek89]

2:03 ... cool as shit

[ninenine909]

@Ivek89 Holy shit! That guy withe mustache looks like a Sgt. Pepper-era Paul McCartney

[tourettestrickenshan]

....wait a second - TWO broken arms? Is this some fashion statement from the 80"s that I missed? Who are these guys?

[tourettestrickenshan]

Oh man, thats gotta suck - the bands big television appearance, and the singer has a broken arm... (4:50) Ha ha ha..

[Palko1984]

I think it was from the late 70`s.

And the mixing desk was an analog from API

greetz

[rektalpoet]

...a digital mixing-board from the 70s???

[MiracleKD18]

That's not digital. It's analog mixing-board.

You know, back then, they used reel-to-reel tapes to record the song to. After the recording, mixing and mastering, they basicly cut it to a vinyl.

[rektalpoet]

Digital mixers are mixer, where you can store the positions of the faders. They move du the desired position automatically. That's what I meant.

[MiracleKD18]

Oho, now I understand....

I think those digital mixers are invented in the early 70's.

[hotlanta71]

dude! my band recorded with a Neve board like that recently. And this definetly from the 80's, not the 70's, lol.

[andrewle2709]

omg australian crawl! woo hoo!

[iabhornc]

Great video