Glue Record , Vinyl copy , Negative copy

[TheNikkmeffley]

sauce lary



[analegesico]

I had almost the very same idea a couple of days ago. My idea, though, was that if you make the negative with liquid plaster, then you could pour the glue and get a copy of the record.

[Karlfalcon]

Is the master cut backwards or is it a negative?

[OCfunk4life]

duz the glue have2 be on the record 4 the audio 2 work?& duz it work?duz keep da vinyl safe?

[chupathingy99]

Fuck I've gotta try this.

[nicolaj0154]

so the audio is on the glue?...

[buckettovsissors]

@nicolaj0154

Yes the audio is on the dried glue record.

[chupathingy99]

Holy shit! That's cool! Gotta wreck your cartridge though...

[buckettovsissors]

@chupathingy99

not really, the only time it wrecks cartridges is if it causes violent skipping.



[null140]

is it really a good idea for your stylus to 'play glue'? i wonder.

[buckettovsissors]

@null140

Really wont hurt anything more then dusty records.

[buckettovsissors]

@buckettovsissors

The source audio is backwards. So the record is cut normal from outside to inside but the audio just happens to be backwards.

[guitarslf132]

@null140 what do you think an acetate is, you gan dry polly vinyl acetate pva glue to make records.

[OCfunk4life]

@guitarslf132 duz the copy play backwards?

[buckettovsissors]

@null140

as long as its flat the glue record is worn more than the stylus. The only real way for you to find out is to test it.

[oatstao]

@null140 well, what does it matter with such a shitty stylus anyways?