We press high-quality 7”, 10”, and 12” records here at the shop, and have for almost a decade. From mastering to packaging, we handle every step of the process, so you can focus on the most important part - the music.
Check out everything about specifications, the process of vinylmaking, and much more down below.
We offer fast turnaround, as many sustainable options as you want, and a simplistic experience. Making vinyl records should only be complicated for the pressing plants, not for artists or labels.
We don’t trade service for speed. You’ll get clear updates, fast replies, and honest guidance. Nothing gets lost in our process.
Every decision considers our environmental impact. We want a planet where people still can rock out to records in 200 years.
No compromises – from sound quality to packaging. We only deliver products we’re proud of and would buy ourselves.
Curious about the journey your songs go on, going from audio files to a record you can hold in your hands? Check out the steps below.
STEP 1
A good vinyl master is essential to the entire production. It’s the first step, and like many other processes, if you don’t get this one right, the rest of the production will also be affected.
Sending audio files not specifically mastered for vinyl records can amount up to an additional four weeks of production time.
We highly recommend if you’re unsure about this part, to make use of our mastering services.
STEP 2
Once your music is mastered, and we have recommended the right master disc cutting option for exactly your project, we send it out to get cut. Here, a skilled cutting engineer etches your music into a master disc in real time, crafting the one record copies will be made from.
This traditional method involves using a lathe to carve deeper grooves into a lacquer-coated aluminum disc.
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DMM cuts more shallow and narrow grooves directly into a copper plate. This can lead to longer playback times.
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STEP 3
The lacquer is sent to a plating facility where it's turned into metal stampers. These stampers act as molds for your record, capturing every groove with precision.
STEP 4
Using your stampers, we finally get to press your record for the first time. This is the test press, which we carefully inspect and internally approve of, before shipping it to you for evaluation and approval.
After you approve your test pressings, it usually takes around four weeks until your records are ready.
STEP 5
Using your stampers, we press your records in-house using high-quality vinyl compounds. Whether you’re ordering standard black or custom colors, every disc is pressed with care and consistency.
Our production team frequently quality inspects your records, while pressing them to ensure consistent quality throughout pressing and avoiding any delays.
STEP 6
Each record is cooled, trimmed, and visually inspected. Then we move to assembly—labels, inner sleeves, jackets, inserts, and any extras you’ve included are packed with precision.
STEP 7
Once everything passes our final quality checks, your order is carefully boxed up and shipped straight to your doorstep—ready to sell, spin, or share. You are of course more than welcome to pick up your records, have a coffee and get a tour of the pressing plant. Enjoy your vinyl.
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Made using regular PVC
100% recyclable
Made from 100% recycled PVC
Sound quality similar to coloured vinyl record
Made using bio-ethylene
100% recyclable
90% carbon footprint reduction
TRUSTED AND USED BY THE WORLD'S LEADING ARTISTS, LABELS & BUSINESSES
You bring the music. We got the rest.
GET A QUOTEDoes bio-vinyl sound the same as conventional PVC?
Yes, bio-vinyl sounds the same as conventional PVC, it is as durable and is less sensitive to static discharge. Moreover, bio-vinyl is made from recycled sunflower oil and is 100% recyclable.
Do you master for vinyl and streaming?
Yes, we master all formats in addition to a vinyl master. If you purchase mastering, you will get Vinyl, CD, and Streaming master all for the price of one.
Check out our FAQ to find more answers to your questions. Otherwise, don't think twice about contacting us. We are more than happy to help.
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