@monsekhevlan Actually, vinyl records capture the whole sound wave of a noise in music, which means it sounds better. CD's take "snapshots" of the sound wave and split it up into chunks, or steps.
so how come Axis/Purpose Maker records are so shittily pressed? I love JM/PurposeMaker etc but we used to pay ridiculous prices for detroit vinyl that was really low quality - sometimes the centre hole was not in the centre, or the vinyl was warped - but we paid because of the music and I am proud to have those records because they were made in Detroit and the the music was from Detroit. To say they were well made is bullshit though!
@Raymint no. It is fact that analog sound has potentially higher sound quality than digital sound. However, the methods of recording and playing back analog sounds such as vinyls lose so much quality that even though they start with the purer sound,they end up much lower quality than cd and other digital formats. I love lp's but CDs and the majority of mp3's are in fact higher quality sound.
as a kid from the 70s and 80s era I loved vinyl..nothing better than buying a new record...I would never buy cassettes, ONLY vinyl..nothing compared..the scent of the record when you first opened it, the album artwork..loved it...though it sucked those times when you purchased a new album and it turned out to be warped and/ or skipped...i was sad when records faded out and made way for cds..i am still not a fan of cds
@AndreasZimmerman I do :D It's really simple, I don't understand how compressed digital audio works. What happends in the computer while the file is played... only thing I know that the music software decompresses music while playing,
Sound is just vibration. Remember the cutter used makin the original disk? The cutter machine receives the sound in the form of electricity, and cuts cuts the vibrations into The disk so that the vibrations would be reproduced if a needle is drawn over the grooves a a given number of revolutions per minute, like 45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm. The needle in your record player receives the signal mechanically, and it is attached to an device that converts the vibrations into electricity.
@AndreasZimmerman when the needle goes over the grooves up moves up and down (it can move up and down from 20 times a second to 20,000 times a second) and so it vibrates. the vibration distorts (vibrates) a small electric signal which is amplified (with a tube or transistor (like in guitar amps)) and then this is fed to the speakers which reproduce the same motion the needle makes as it goes over the grooves on the vinyl but much louder. you can hear the music by just listening to the needle
@AndreasZimmerman It's essentially the vibration of the audio forms the groove's little details, and when you play it back you'll hear those vibrations. I suck at explaining it, but I'm pretty sure that's basically it.
Many DJs use lps still but many use cds as well as mp3s and some big name DJs I hear actually just have mp3s. Technology is moving on and mixing with digital files is becoming easier and more popular.
Where is the skill in that?, I've seen some DJs in the past truly own there turntables it's absolutely amazing what they can do with a needle and a record they are well experienced with vinyl and that makes for the best music because what your listening to is live it's the DJ giving you that music, I've also seen digital DJs as well and half just use prerecorded stuff and just stand there like lemons because half of it's done for them, like that say a true professional DJ is vinyl
So ignorant. I mean the video is good and informative but I dont appreciate the implication that records are just nostalgic technology. I mean how the hell would night clubs or DJs operate without them? Granted I dont own any records but that's because I cannot afford them. But I agree that vinyls have more depth in sound than CDs do, any day.
WOOT Awesome I just bought a 1970s Toshiba Music Centre, i love records and old 1970s audio equipment way better than this modern trash which lasts like a week and breaks. Been using a Rotel RA-400 AMP with my MacBook Pro perfectly well and its from 1975
I've read threads at the Amazon.com forums that records aren't being made in the same manner as they were in the '50s-'60s and thus they aren't always a good listen anymore. I guess you have to run the new ones, right out of the package, through one of these vacuum cleaner machines in order to clean the debris that gets stuck in the grooves.
In the 1970s I worked in a record factory. We did all this manually, operating two machines at a time. You were able to make about 100 to 120 records per hour. One of the worst jobs I had!
I want to make vynil disk using audio files from my PC but I dont need to make automatically like 1000 of them.. do you know any auto/semi auto /manual equipment that will allow me to make a master record and mold the vynil disk with labels etc ?
I prefer physically packaged music over MP3s. I mean I can understand the convenience of having music on the go. I even have some of my CDs on my phone. But the packaging, that matters. And vinyl, there's no shuffle button, there's no downloading in seconds, no battery going dead. It's worth the trouble. If you disagree, go out and buy a vinyl. I recommend Pink Floyd's Animals as a starter.
@paulieg6868 Haha lucky. I'm 16 too, and I haven't found a copy of Animals anywhere, new or used. I even checked Amazon. They need to rerelease a vinyl of it for sure.
Some people don't have a clue how to define "better sound". Vinyl doesn't sound different because it's technically superiour, in fact it's just a sort of sound coloration due to technical limitations that leads to a sound that is often describe as "warm" or "silky". Of course it's fine to like this sound coloaration but it's also fine if someones prefers a sound that is as close to the master tapes/files as possible - that can be only archieved with digital, lossless mediums.
LP was better when the studios use reel to reel for there master as it was true Reproduction before 89, Now they use dat which is sample rate, which still sound good, if you listen to a SACD which has about the same bit rate as a DAT deck DSD and 24-bit, 176.4 kHz PCM recordings, as the music is recorded on to a dvd 7.3gb. It will sound better then LP, but it will cost you $800 for a good SACD player an also play CD'S and DVD's and you need a good receiver or preamp/amp.
If you want to hear how good digital really sounds, pickup a good highend SACD player with SACD's of course or a pro DAT, just stay away from cd's as bitrate is low 44.1 khz 16bits, and stay far away from mp3's
@RetroPCDOS i dont want to sound like a jackass or someone who just wants to cause a fight, but why would a song that is produced digitally sound any better on a Vinyl than on its native format mp3? im not saying there is something wrong with vinyl, but how does it sound any better?
Vinyl sounded better, when they were using reel to reel for their master, before 1989, after that they when digital using DAT for mastering, so no point in buying vinyl for music after 1989, the best format is SACD right now which uses DSD and 24-bit, 176.4 kHz linear PCM for sound and no studio uses MP3 format for master, MP3 format for the bus or train, not for any serious listening, the different is like downloading a movie and watching a mpeg4 vs blu-ray disc
@RetroPCDOS I think I understand, but does SACD fit in your computer disc drive or is it like a vinyl where you can only play it in a specific type of player?
It pretty much a DVD, label as a Super Audio CD, a form of digital audio storage, it hold 7.95gb of data, Dynamic range is 120db and has true Discrete surround, stream data at an uncompressed rate of 5.6 Mbps, so you are getting studio quality sound. As players goes I am using a Denon DVD-2910, you can buy a Sony as most of their ES dvd players or blu-ray drives will support SACD, you want to spent at least $600 for a good player with more then one DAC and discrete circuits.
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@juelz714cali Everything released today is available on vinyl. Contact your local music shop or just look on amazon or eBay! It is out there trust me!
@juelz714cali Everything released today is available on vinyl. Contact your local music shop or just look on amazon or eBay! It is out there trust me! Stores don't stock it but they can get it for you!
for me they,re way tooo late to reintroduce lp,s since i skipped to cd,s 12 years ago,it sound crisper,no pops,sshhh,hizzy sounds.
also when i was 9 years old,i was so excited about lp technology hoping finding music from my taste but i dit,nt found,so i forced myself to listen to outdated music,
once i accepted the dead of lp,s,they sudenly come back with it,shame!!!!!
I see how it's done but still can't believe it. It's hard to believe something as finely and precisely created as the original master can go through being sprayed with silver, dunked in nickel, and pressed onto more lacquer and have the final reproduction sound as good as it does. Talk about some incredibly smooth and almost atom-fine materials.
I listen to vinyl exclusively but I question why you say 'scientific fact'. While vinyl is often more musical, the frequency response is a lot lower and the noise floor compared to CDs is pretty crappy too. Cite where you read this 'fact', please.
@dreemaze pops and stuff develop over time and use. If you open a record from the 60's that was never played it will not have any pops or sounds other than the music.
As a dj I live vinyl but if you watch the first video it clearly shows that all vinyl is is an mp3 pressed on to wax so the quality isn't going to be any better., now back before computers when it was a direct recording on to wax then copied it was better quality.
@boogerman087 It wouldnt be an .mp3 it would be an lossless format like .wav or .aiff that they used for the master. They havent "directly recorded" onto vinyl for decades, it was taken off tapes or other storage mediums before digital recording technology was available, recording studios where the music is recorded dont have lathes in them to cut records, well 99% dont. Majority are cut in specialised places.
@boogerman087 It was never a direct recording to vinyl. Pre 80s used reel to reel tapes for studio masters, and then they switched to DAT (digital audio tape) in the late 80s. As far as the digital/analog debate... Almost everything produced since around '89 has been digitally mastered, so the sound argument only applies to music recorded before then.
@paulusandronicus That isn't necessarily a bad thing IF the records are made from original TAPE masters. However, new records made from groups who offer vinyl, are completely dependent on the engineers- who in general are not the men that signed and labored over the records of lore.
@Real1shepherd right, that is what i meant. The new recordings are all made digitally and if they offer a vinyl version it is made using that digital master unlike old vinyl which was made using a completely analog recorded master.
@paulusandronicus That's not what I meant though-you can buy digitally mastered records that were made from the original tape masters. There is where it's advantageous to use digital processing. There is presently a war going on between digital and analog. This is ridiculous, as the two can easily work together. Using old TAPE masters, any decent engineer can come up with the same sound/content as the originals, so nothing is really lost. I buy them all the time.
@Real1shepherd its still not the same because you are translating an analog signal into a digital one and using compression (studios use high quality 24/192 or higher) and then turning it back to analog to make the vinyl. So in doing those conversions information has been lost along the way and the theoretical advantage of vinyl is no longer so great. If we compare it to CD quality then yes vinyl is still better; however HD uncompressed audio formats are a different story.
@paulusandronicus I disagree. Many studios use bit sampling higher than your example and are truly 'loss-less'. The only disadvantage to digital, is that it's exactly cut off at 20-20kHz.. This is a myth being perpetuated by the $5,000++ TT crowd; wherein vinyl is always superior to digital. I challenge you (or anyone), to sink that kind of money into a digital player and then compare the two formats.
@lokenovez DVS All the way! 12" vinyl's a rip off, just for a couple of track's,esp when you only want 1 of the track's it's better to DL'em, then use a DVS. If the sound quality is too over produced for you, then you can load up some pop's & crackle effects, if that's ya thing? Tech all the way! Oh yeah, I've been a vinyl DJ since 91, so I'm not slating it but times are tuff & wasting my H E £ on V's every week for less track's-nah!, Buy the MP3's that you actually like + DVS ...Sweet! Peace!
@NyckiDee Theres a LOT of stuff on vinyl you cant find on computers to download! Esp music of the 30s 40s 50s! Most of the time you just got top 40 hits, which really sucked compared to alot of music which was never or rarely played on air in those days because they were considered risque and vogure, but they were the most creative and had the best beats!
Wow, I really didn't know how much work and effort went into making a vinyl! I collect punk vinyls and they sound so much better on my turntable than an mp3!
Vinyls and turntables are the best! I had my long casette-period, CD-period etc. but now I say that vinyl has the best sound and "soul". And my 30 years old Dual 714Q turntable is an other piece of magic...
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I think once sound touches a binary formula theres no reason to put it on vinyl, but i think no matter what music you press to vinyl, theres a seperation between frequencies that isnt present on a computer. You can obviously hear the difference between analog recorded albums and digitally recorded albums, uhh fleet foxes and the black angels for some new examples.
I'm down to buy Vinyl any time if certain songs is not on CD or Cassette (Tape).
TEACHYOUTEEWHY 5 days ago
There better be some good music on that disk
iamask8tr 1 week ago 2
I don't know why, but this creeps me the hell out.
JimmyJamrico 2 weeks ago
did she just say nickel nuggets?
meatissodumb 3 weeks ago
God this is so fucking cool, when i have the money. i will go all vinyl
BLACKMETALHELLBILLY 3 weeks ago
am i the only person that laughed when she said "nickel nuggets"?
bls31401 3 weeks ago
The sound of CD is better (my ears say that, the science say that), but vinyl is so adorable! And yes: vinyl will never die!
monsekhevlan 1 month ago
@monsekhevlan Have you ever heard a cd and a vinyl in person?
fancysnake1 3 weeks ago
@fancysnake1 Yes, of course. Me and my all equipments and softers of measure.
monsekhevlan 3 weeks ago
@monsekhevlan Actually, vinyl records capture the whole sound wave of a noise in music, which means it sounds better. CD's take "snapshots" of the sound wave and split it up into chunks, or steps.
frozenhell98 3 weeks ago
I prefer vinyl. I got a Robert Johnson single from the 40's and it still sounds beautiful.
MrBuddyHolly1 1 month ago
I might want to work at a Job like that.
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Obeastization 2 months ago
I made a CD in my basement. I'd kill for a chance to transfer it to Vinyl.
BlackHoleSun1921 2 months ago
VINYL WILL NEVER DIE!
dim73467 2 months ago 17
@dim73467 I got your word. (2012 Saying).
TEACHYOUTEEWHY 5 days ago
so how come Axis/Purpose Maker records are so shittily pressed? I love JM/PurposeMaker etc but we used to pay ridiculous prices for detroit vinyl that was really low quality - sometimes the centre hole was not in the centre, or the vinyl was warped - but we paid because of the music and I am proud to have those records because they were made in Detroit and the the music was from Detroit. To say they were well made is bullshit though!
drkvogel 2 months ago
jeff mills sent me here
sybi0t 2 months ago
Phonautographs and phonograph cylinders are better.
artman40 3 months ago
'Two stampers mounted in the press apply 100 tonnes of pressure.'
What is this I don't even?
EarlNuce 3 months ago
I want some nickel nuggets
emperorles 4 months ago
I wouldnt wanna eat one of those biscuits...
TheNintendo1Up 4 months ago
@Raymint no. It is fact that analog sound has potentially higher sound quality than digital sound. However, the methods of recording and playing back analog sounds such as vinyls lose so much quality that even though they start with the purer sound,they end up much lower quality than cd and other digital formats. I love lp's but CDs and the majority of mp3's are in fact higher quality sound.
Tehcritique 4 months ago
vinyl biscuits...lol
gaggedanddead 4 months ago
@gaggedanddead Vinyl Biscuits and Nickel Nuggets...sounds like an indie band I saw last week or something
LedgerLines 4 months ago
nickel nuggets...lol
gaggedanddead 4 months ago 2
interesting...saw the process before...but this time i did really enjoy it...delicious vinyls!
CarlitosDJmx 4 months ago
Scientific fact... of what? signal-noise ratio? channel separation? wow and flutter? rumble? click and pop?
Obankenobi 4 months ago
who figured all this out :O
andy86i 4 months ago
i love my sexual orientation
SuperQuackduck 5 months ago
so basically the metal piece is the molding for all the copies made in vinyl, that's old school, now i copy my own mixes on a cd
Neflyte300zx 5 months ago
Vinyl forever!
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as a kid from the 70s and 80s era I loved vinyl..nothing better than buying a new record...I would never buy cassettes, ONLY vinyl..nothing compared..the scent of the record when you first opened it, the album artwork..loved it...though it sucked those times when you purchased a new album and it turned out to be warped and/ or skipped...i was sad when records faded out and made way for cds..i am still not a fan of cds
rhymeandreasoning 5 months ago
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rhymeandreasoning 5 months ago
This lady is driving me oot of my mind with her Canadian dialect.
DokiDokiP 5 months ago
I still don't understand how the music comes out of it though....
AndreasZimmerman 6 months ago 42
@AndreasZimmerman I do :D It's really simple, I don't understand how compressed digital audio works. What happends in the computer while the file is played... only thing I know that the music software decompresses music while playing,
randomforum 4 months ago
@AndreasZimmerman ,this is the example :
vinylrecorder (search in google...)
mauroconga 3 months ago
Sound is just vibration. Remember the cutter used makin the original disk? The cutter machine receives the sound in the form of electricity, and cuts cuts the vibrations into The disk so that the vibrations would be reproduced if a needle is drawn over the grooves a a given number of revolutions per minute, like 45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm. The needle in your record player receives the signal mechanically, and it is attached to an device that converts the vibrations into electricity.
CrazySchram666 3 months ago
@AndreasZimmerman Luke skywalker vibrates the needle wich uses magic to play the sound through a sandvich.
swebuilder 2 months ago
@AndreasZimmerman Same here.
sneakyzidar 2 months ago
@AndreasZimmerman when the needle goes over the grooves up moves up and down (it can move up and down from 20 times a second to 20,000 times a second) and so it vibrates. the vibration distorts (vibrates) a small electric signal which is amplified (with a tube or transistor (like in guitar amps)) and then this is fed to the speakers which reproduce the same motion the needle makes as it goes over the grooves on the vinyl but much louder. you can hear the music by just listening to the needle
mrtoshko 1 month ago
@AndreasZimmerman It's essentially the vibration of the audio forms the groove's little details, and when you play it back you'll hear those vibrations. I suck at explaining it, but I'm pretty sure that's basically it.
Andokool12 5 days ago
Many DJs use lps still but many use cds as well as mp3s and some big name DJs I hear actually just have mp3s. Technology is moving on and mixing with digital files is becoming easier and more popular.
eddiel70 6 months ago
@eddiel70
Where is the skill in that?, I've seen some DJs in the past truly own there turntables it's absolutely amazing what they can do with a needle and a record they are well experienced with vinyl and that makes for the best music because what your listening to is live it's the DJ giving you that music, I've also seen digital DJs as well and half just use prerecorded stuff and just stand there like lemons because half of it's done for them, like that say a true professional DJ is vinyl
ElvisRocksVinyl 3 weeks ago
So ignorant. I mean the video is good and informative but I dont appreciate the implication that records are just nostalgic technology. I mean how the hell would night clubs or DJs operate without them? Granted I dont own any records but that's because I cannot afford them. But I agree that vinyls have more depth in sound than CDs do, any day.
youtubaholic 6 months ago
WOOT Awesome I just bought a 1970s Toshiba Music Centre, i love records and old 1970s audio equipment way better than this modern trash which lasts like a week and breaks. Been using a Rotel RA-400 AMP with my MacBook Pro perfectly well and its from 1975
macnerd93 6 months ago
@macnerd93 shut the fuck up
echobears 6 months ago
@echobears why don't LOL :P
macnerd93 6 months ago
cant Dj with a cd on my turntables.
Homersimpsonsfanful 6 months ago
I've read threads at the Amazon.com forums that records aren't being made in the same manner as they were in the '50s-'60s and thus they aren't always a good listen anymore. I guess you have to run the new ones, right out of the package, through one of these vacuum cleaner machines in order to clean the debris that gets stuck in the grooves.
ScottProvin 6 months ago
I wonder if the music in this video was digital or vinyl... oh wait, no i don't
hunnedeep 7 months ago
In the 1970s I worked in a record factory. We did all this manually, operating two machines at a time. You were able to make about 100 to 120 records per hour. One of the worst jobs I had!
bigdave55b2 7 months ago
I want to make vynil disk using audio files from my PC but I dont need to make automatically like 1000 of them.. do you know any auto/semi auto /manual equipment that will allow me to make a master record and mold the vynil disk with labels etc ?
Emeengor 7 months ago
im glad that i started mixin with vynils... so wonderful.. it's like feeling the sound under your fingers
amprojektdj 7 months ago
I prefer physically packaged music over MP3s. I mean I can understand the convenience of having music on the go. I even have some of my CDs on my phone. But the packaging, that matters. And vinyl, there's no shuffle button, there's no downloading in seconds, no battery going dead. It's worth the trouble. If you disagree, go out and buy a vinyl. I recommend Pink Floyd's Animals as a starter.
clw550235 8 months ago
@clw550235 Animals <3 I'm 16, and I just started listening to vinyl, and found Animals in my dads collection. Absolutely amazing.
paulieg6868 7 months ago
@paulieg6868 Haha lucky. I'm 16 too, and I haven't found a copy of Animals anywhere, new or used. I even checked Amazon. They need to rerelease a vinyl of it for sure.
clw550235 7 months ago
That is very amazing to vid!!!
DELROYJOHNSON73B 8 months ago
were can i send some audio tracks to b recorded into vinyl records?
and how much it would cost
locoj13 8 months ago
@locoj13 Theres companies that can do it but they dont do just one or two. they do runs of like 100 or 200 etc.
I cant remember any of the company names thought :\
bcdrummer 8 months ago
no vinyls = no DJs
RockDude004 8 months ago
Actually..they've made a "mother" to make the stampers from ...
DSM1G90 9 months ago
haha "biscuits"
thatnerd92 9 months ago
now i would like to see how picture discs are made.
freund333 9 months ago
Some people think that vinyl is better than CD. That means some people really understand the meaning of music.
craneywatch 10 months ago 34
@craneywatch
Some people don't have a clue how to define "better sound". Vinyl doesn't sound different because it's technically superiour, in fact it's just a sort of sound coloration due to technical limitations that leads to a sound that is often describe as "warm" or "silky". Of course it's fine to like this sound coloaration but it's also fine if someones prefers a sound that is as close to the master tapes/files as possible - that can be only archieved with digital, lossless mediums.
DocSommer 3 months ago
@DocSommer You sound like a really knowledgeable person. Did you have some sound/music education or/and experience?
craneywatch 3 months ago
@craneywatch
not professional-wise but HIFI/HomeCinema/Audio-Video-Editing are sort of hobbies for me
DocSommer 3 months ago
@craneywatch
Some people think that CD is better than vinyl. That means some people really understand the meaning of music.
SuperTlss 1 month ago
I cant explain how awesome this is. I appreciate my vinyls so much more now.
Janto43ver 10 months ago
@Janto43ver You just took the words out of my mouth :)
Legojogge 10 months ago
what in the blue hell is up with this music
LeakedFiles101 10 months ago
First record was made in 1881, I just watched the video a few down the list from this one, thats pretty amazing.
d34n5303 10 months ago
That's unbelievable
DonSleightholme 10 months ago
what does she mean "still BELIEVE"? she should say still KNOW.
TheLoneWolf1124 10 months ago
@TheLoneWolf1124
LP was better when the studios use reel to reel for there master as it was true Reproduction before 89, Now they use dat which is sample rate, which still sound good, if you listen to a SACD which has about the same bit rate as a DAT deck DSD and 24-bit, 176.4 kHz PCM recordings, as the music is recorded on to a dvd 7.3gb. It will sound better then LP, but it will cost you $800 for a good SACD player an also play CD'S and DVD's and you need a good receiver or preamp/amp.
RetroPCDOS 9 months ago
@RetroPCDOS
If you want to hear how good digital really sounds, pickup a good highend SACD player with SACD's of course or a pro DAT, just stay away from cd's as bitrate is low 44.1 khz 16bits, and stay far away from mp3's
RetroPCDOS 9 months ago
@RetroPCDOS i dont want to sound like a jackass or someone who just wants to cause a fight, but why would a song that is produced digitally sound any better on a Vinyl than on its native format mp3? im not saying there is something wrong with vinyl, but how does it sound any better?
FlamingMicrowav 9 months ago
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RetroPCDOS 9 months ago
@FlamingMicrowav
Vinyl sounded better, when they were using reel to reel for their master, before 1989, after that they when digital using DAT for mastering, so no point in buying vinyl for music after 1989, the best format is SACD right now which uses DSD and 24-bit, 176.4 kHz linear PCM for sound and no studio uses MP3 format for master, MP3 format for the bus or train, not for any serious listening, the different is like downloading a movie and watching a mpeg4 vs blu-ray disc
RetroPCDOS 9 months ago
@RetroPCDOS I think I understand, but does SACD fit in your computer disc drive or is it like a vinyl where you can only play it in a specific type of player?
FlamingMicrowav 9 months ago
@FlamingMicrowav
It pretty much a DVD, label as a Super Audio CD, a form of digital audio storage, it hold 7.95gb of data, Dynamic range is 120db and has true Discrete surround, stream data at an uncompressed rate of 5.6 Mbps, so you are getting studio quality sound. As players goes I am using a Denon DVD-2910, you can buy a Sony as most of their ES dvd players or blu-ray drives will support SACD, you want to spent at least $600 for a good player with more then one DAC and discrete circuits.
RetroPCDOS 9 months ago
ahaha "a cut above" nicee
tonytonytonyv 10 months ago
LOL! but dude how?
CoolHeal20 10 months ago
but how did they make them when lp were first invented? they dident have all this machinery then
CoolHeal20 10 months ago
@CoolHeal20 Magic! :p
MonkeyManBlues 10 months ago
no wonder 12" are dead. look at all the labor to make one!
schtals 11 months ago
Vinyl records make you appreciate the music more; there's no "Shuffle" button.
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palmrockbermuda 11 months ago
whoever invented vinyls was a genius.
TheCarmacon 11 months ago
@TheCarmacon that would be mr edison
Tenorcapacity121 11 months ago
@Tenorcapacity121 haha thanks mate :)
TheCarmacon 11 months ago
I think a new record sound better than a cd
spintecmaster 11 months ago 2
@spintecmaster
they do and that is a proven fact.
theone456 11 months ago
That's intense.
georgiatechfan1 11 months ago
Old Skhool!
carsonj85 11 months ago
damn it takes this long to make Vinyl no wonder they sound so much better
ADKIc3mAnX36O 1 year ago
Is their a way where we can get a couple vinyls made from the music we want especially this new music coming out?
juelz714cali 1 year ago
@juelz714cali Everything released today is available on vinyl. Contact your local music shop or just look on amazon or eBay! It is out there trust me!
wrestlingwomanfan 11 months ago
@juelz714cali Everything released today is available on vinyl. Contact your local music shop or just look on amazon or eBay! It is out there trust me! Stores don't stock it but they can get it for you!
wrestlingwomanfan 11 months ago
What an honor my grandfather had to see his copy of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band be made before his very own eyes in Mid-1967.
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montagmonta 1 year ago
CDs and MP3s are great, but vinyl's more fun.
tauwilltriumph 1 year ago
Fuck Music! Sound all the way?!
.. but vinyls are undeniably awesome.
SockPuppetLoveLand 1 year ago
Fuck Music! Sound all the way?!
SockPuppetLoveLand 1 year ago
SON VINILOS DE TEGO CALDERON
bcoco85 1 year ago
@bcoco85 son de flex/nigga
jampop77 1 year ago
Very nice production. I always wondered how my LPs were made. Thank you for this!
liveandletsdive 1 year ago
for me they,re way tooo late to reintroduce lp,s since i skipped to cd,s 12 years ago,it sound crisper,no pops,sshhh,hizzy sounds.
also when i was 9 years old,i was so excited about lp technology hoping finding music from my taste but i dit,nt found,so i forced myself to listen to outdated music,
once i accepted the dead of lp,s,they sudenly come back with it,shame!!!!!
johneymute 1 year ago
I see how it's done but still can't believe it. It's hard to believe something as finely and precisely created as the original master can go through being sprayed with silver, dunked in nickel, and pressed onto more lacquer and have the final reproduction sound as good as it does. Talk about some incredibly smooth and almost atom-fine materials.
talshiarr 1 year ago
Nickle nuggets? 0_o
snower5554 1 year ago
I don't understand why they talk of this as some kind of silly pondering - IT IS A SCIENTIFIC FACT THAT ANALOGUE IS THE TRUER TECHNOLOGY.
Raymint 1 year ago 34
@Raymint
I listen to vinyl exclusively but I question why you say 'scientific fact'. While vinyl is often more musical, the frequency response is a lot lower and the noise floor compared to CDs is pretty crappy too. Cite where you read this 'fact', please.
naomifullbloom93 9 months ago
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Johnsonchick 9 months ago
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@naomifullbloom93 ... What, that analogue is the truer technology? Perhaps because digital is only a series of snapshots of an analogue signal
Raymint 9 months ago
@Raymint I prefer lps myself but what do you mean by "truer technology" and how is it a scientific fact? Confused.
eddiel70 6 months ago
@Raymint Except for the fact that they used a digital recording to make this record. So in this case, no, it's not.
Asara 5 months ago 2
@Raymint Care to prove that mr hipster?
TJ5897 4 months ago
@Raymint Yes it is a scientific fact, however the subjective outcome differs per the individual.
boogiefever1985 4 months ago
@Raymint
You do realise that it doesnt mean shit if the source is digital, right? Like 99% of the recordings that are done today.
infernoacid 4 months ago
i know i never have so much fun watching them make cds booooriiing lovein VINYL
GloryB2Jesus 1 year ago
If they have to do all this shit even with all these machines and computers, HOW THE FUCK DID THEY DO ALL THIS SHIT BACK IN THE DAY D:
NesZeppelin 1 year ago
@NesZeppelin That's what I am wondering too.
That and who the fuck came up with all of this stuff? I mean, sure it was invented, but damn... so many steps.
TheWitchOvAgnesi 1 year ago
@NesZeppelin THE machines are actually the same ones used 40 years ago.
outlawcountryman 1 year ago
@outlawcountryman No, i mean like WAAAAAAY back. Vinyl dates back later than the 30's!!
NesZeppelin 1 year ago
WOW..I want a biscuit! At first I thought the disc was all now silver medal...then they showed the final phase and I'm like OOOOH...
So quick question... do modern vinyl discs still have pops and stuff in the sound?
dreemaze 1 year ago
@dreemaze pops and stuff develop over time and use. If you open a record from the 60's that was never played it will not have any pops or sounds other than the music.
wrestlingwomanfan 11 months ago
It's great to see that this process still requires human labor...making vinyl records with love.
Pianoman1488 1 year ago
This video needs WAY MORE orchestra hits.
chulk607 1 year ago 57
@chulk607
Orchestra Hits; the Lens Flare of music.
spookypen 1 year ago
@spookypen
Haha, very true!
chulk607 11 months ago
As a dj I live vinyl but if you watch the first video it clearly shows that all vinyl is is an mp3 pressed on to wax so the quality isn't going to be any better., now back before computers when it was a direct recording on to wax then copied it was better quality.
boogerman087 1 year ago
@boogerman087 It wouldnt be an .mp3 it would be an lossless format like .wav or .aiff that they used for the master. They havent "directly recorded" onto vinyl for decades, it was taken off tapes or other storage mediums before digital recording technology was available, recording studios where the music is recorded dont have lathes in them to cut records, well 99% dont. Majority are cut in specialised places.
gdub12345 1 year ago
@boogerman087 It was never a direct recording to vinyl. Pre 80s used reel to reel tapes for studio masters, and then they switched to DAT (digital audio tape) in the late 80s. As far as the digital/analog debate... Almost everything produced since around '89 has been digitally mastered, so the sound argument only applies to music recorded before then.
girochin007 10 months ago
I love vinyl, analog all the way! Digital sounds cold and tinny, analog done well is un-comparable, if it aint broke don't fix it.
vamtim 1 year ago 3
@vamtim it was just a little broke a little broke a little broke alittle broke shhhhshshhshsh *pop* *hiss*
UnchainTheNight1 1 year ago
i never thought it would be so much work
eldorado303 1 year ago
thats wha its called press
scheissaufGOOG2E 1 year ago
how its made has such fucking lame jokes
crashthepopularkids 1 year ago
music is recorded digitally first anyways so its not the same as before
paulusandronicus 1 year ago
@paulusandronicus That isn't necessarily a bad thing IF the records are made from original TAPE masters. However, new records made from groups who offer vinyl, are completely dependent on the engineers- who in general are not the men that signed and labored over the records of lore.
Real1shepherd 1 year ago
@Real1shepherd right, that is what i meant. The new recordings are all made digitally and if they offer a vinyl version it is made using that digital master unlike old vinyl which was made using a completely analog recorded master.
paulusandronicus 1 year ago
@paulusandronicus That's not what I meant though-you can buy digitally mastered records that were made from the original tape masters. There is where it's advantageous to use digital processing. There is presently a war going on between digital and analog. This is ridiculous, as the two can easily work together. Using old TAPE masters, any decent engineer can come up with the same sound/content as the originals, so nothing is really lost. I buy them all the time.
Real1shepherd 1 year ago
@Real1shepherd its still not the same because you are translating an analog signal into a digital one and using compression (studios use high quality 24/192 or higher) and then turning it back to analog to make the vinyl. So in doing those conversions information has been lost along the way and the theoretical advantage of vinyl is no longer so great. If we compare it to CD quality then yes vinyl is still better; however HD uncompressed audio formats are a different story.
paulusandronicus 1 year ago
@paulusandronicus I disagree. Many studios use bit sampling higher than your example and are truly 'loss-less'. The only disadvantage to digital, is that it's exactly cut off at 20-20kHz.. This is a myth being perpetuated by the $5,000++ TT crowd; wherein vinyl is always superior to digital. I challenge you (or anyone), to sink that kind of money into a digital player and then compare the two formats.
Real1shepherd 1 year ago
wow, so much effort.
i didn't know it goes through so much work...
hfnl998312 1 year ago
I want a vinyl now... :3
fuckingsunday 1 year ago
Dang it's beautiful! Vinyl forever.
giicupcake 1 year ago
i stopped watching half way through, to go get a biscuit and some nuggets
moses132049 1 year ago
Stiffin' The Disc and Nickel Nuggets,
lol!
nitroangus23 1 year ago
2:37- Put your arm in that.
sheatheman 1 year ago
Haha, biscuits
WARPEDTOUR2010 1 year ago 3
fascinating! way better than cd's, more bigger shinier slicker blacker!!!
like the coloured and picture vinyls aswell!!
curtis8516 1 year ago
the process is fascinating
rave4everyday 1 year ago
I personally prefer cds to vinyl but this is damn interesting to see.
Verazze 1 year ago
the biscuits look like little ice cream sandwiches or a cookie treat with the lables on them before they are pressed....yes delicious vinyl indeed
yorkandpomona 1 year ago
mmm... delicious vinyl.
deejaytai1 1 year ago 5
@lokenovez DVS All the way! 12" vinyl's a rip off, just for a couple of track's,esp when you only want 1 of the track's it's better to DL'em, then use a DVS. If the sound quality is too over produced for you, then you can load up some pop's & crackle effects, if that's ya thing? Tech all the way! Oh yeah, I've been a vinyl DJ since 91, so I'm not slating it but times are tuff & wasting my H E £ on V's every week for less track's-nah!, Buy the MP3's that you actually like + DVS ...Sweet! Peace!
NyckiDee 1 year ago
@NyckiDee Theres a LOT of stuff on vinyl you cant find on computers to download! Esp music of the 30s 40s 50s! Most of the time you just got top 40 hits, which really sucked compared to alot of music which was never or rarely played on air in those days because they were considered risque and vogure, but they were the most creative and had the best beats!
Dreambro1 1 year ago
No wonder they are so expensive
cavillsarre 1 year ago 2
Wow, I really didn't know how much work and effort went into making a vinyl! I collect punk vinyls and they sound so much better on my turntable than an mp3!
Thunderface01 1 year ago 3
It takes 100 tons of pressure to stamp the grove into the biscuit, wow. Fascinating video.
ArksunSound 1 year ago
33 & 45 rpm rules!!!
COPROENCEFALICO 1 year ago
Just finished listening to Triumph on vinyl :)
It's true, it has more depth in the song. Cd's and mp3's feel flat now when I listen to them.
firebat42 1 year ago
vinyl the boss
IgorD13 1 year ago
this fuking insane
BluSUBsound 1 year ago
hahaha nickel nuggets
EmptySun 1 year ago
man...biscuits are AWESOME!!!!!!!
brix42 1 year ago
These two videos helped me soooo much for a project I'm doing!
Thanks, a ton!! :D :D
musikfreak465 1 year ago
Vinyls and turntables are the best! I had my long casette-period, CD-period etc. but now I say that vinyl has the best sound and "soul". And my 30 years old Dual 714Q turntable is an other piece of magic...
Ed87 1 year ago
This was so beautiful, it had me in tears.
jadethevirginqueen 1 year ago 2
After watching this, vinyl seems a hell of a lot more advanced than CDs.
CeruleanFilms 1 year ago
The second part of this video was awesome.
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miurada 1 year ago
I think once sound touches a binary formula theres no reason to put it on vinyl, but i think no matter what music you press to vinyl, theres a seperation between frequencies that isnt present on a computer. You can obviously hear the difference between analog recorded albums and digitally recorded albums, uhh fleet foxes and the black angels for some new examples.
And dubstep on plates is fucking sick.
tawkinhedz 1 year ago 4
Vinyl is still better than CD, SACD, DVD-A.
Vinyl(analog) >> speakers(analog) = no loss of music fidelity
CD/SACD/DVD-A(digital) >> speakers(analog) = conversion
noodleninjaa 1 year ago 4