Rca Victor records manufacturing process 1942 part 1

you must really have to be adept at what you recorded then, as a screw up and the need to record again would be costly wouldn't it? not to mention time consuming

it's strange to mention john phillip sousa in this clip, since he hated reproduced music :D

Before tape. Before tape editing.

watch another video here on youtube about records made today and the process, apart from being done by robots, haven't change that much...

Wow-totally cool to see how this was done. Wax sucking up vibrations-the human is amazing!!!

atoms - angels that only matter
anti-matter - dark matter they call it today. allows for instantaneous travel from anywhere to anywhere in the universe or is it parallel universe.

really?

because little god recorded this and moved the music to special archives

click the following link in burnt orange to get the youtube links (thomasetoupal).

Not all of the masters were destroyed. Many have survived. There were several "purges" at Victor. Columbia, ARC and Decca have "lost" things over the years too.

Nope...you are very wrong !
I worked at the BMG archives for 8 years..this company took over RCA. The vault has over 1 million master discs. I had the job of filing and sorting many of these discs. All of this is now owned by SONY..BMG got out of the "record" business.