the making of the Scientist vinyl.

Album version/ Drumcell remix ,limited and signed, 350 copies. Red vinyl.

now available at www.sonoio.org


made by:

http://capsulelabs.com/

http://www.billsmithcustomrecords.com/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Making-of
• Vinyl
• sonoio
• drumcell
• alessandro
• cortini

[TheKiwNo1]

That was surprisingly ... brutally low-tech? :)) I was expecting some super careful surgical precision, wow. Thanks for the video.

Also: left-handed, yeah! :-)

[blindoldfreak]

@TheKiwNo1 there is nothing low tech about record pressing! Everything is very precise and requires years of experience in the field... Don't mistake older machinery for low tech....there hasn't been any improvement in record pressing/manufacturing since the 70s.

glad you dug the video!

[MrDeemsMusic]

Thanks for sharing the process. I love watching vinyl creation. Any chance you'd ever release an album on tape for my good old Reel to Reel machine? Can't beat that lovely tape saturation. And I feel like it would translate extremely well given the quality of your production and sound.

[blindoldfreak]

@MrDeemsMusic cassette? maybe...reel to reel? not likely.

[martinienvenenado]

can i order from mexico?

[blindoldfreak]

@martinienvenenado yes!



[TheEzioo]

I absolutely love the black tones in the vinyl! Is that just dirt or was that on purpose?

[samblye1]

Ordered mine!

[docalex1991]

Alessandro you really make me proud of being italian ;) (btw, either my name is Alessandro, and I'm also left handed :D)

[MrDeemsMusic]

@blindoldfreak Ah too bad. Thanks for answering my question!

[drumcell]

BLOOD red

[TheKiwNo1]

@blindoldfreak My bad :-)

What I meant was that it all "looks" so brutal, rough and "industrial", but that's just me not understanding what I'm looking at.

And I am proven so very wrong when despite all that a beautiful and great-sounding vinyl comes out of it :-)