Vinyl manufacturing at Record Industry, the complete proces from mastering to packing
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- We offer a 'one stop shop': you supply us with an audio master and artwork, we take care of the rest, from cutting the master to printing sleeves and assembling your product. In our unique recording and direct-to-disc facility, Artone Studio, you can even record your music straight to lacquer or multi track.
We are the only pressing plant in the world which has all it takes to manufacture vinyl under one roof. The factory building is 6500 m2 and houses our own recording studio and cutting and mastering rooms, galvanics, DMM production, sleeve folding and gluing machines, vinyl pressing, packaging and a print shop: one address for your complete high-end vinyl production.
Record Industry is situated in the Waarderpolder, an industrial area in Haarlem, very near to Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport.
Soundtrack: Violin Concerto, Op. 35 - Allegro moderato 20 - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
Thomas Sanderling, London Symphony Orchestra, Linus Roth (violin). Taken from the album 'Violin Concertos' Linus Roth | London Symphony Orchestra | Thomas Sanderling. Released on Challenge Vinyl.
Filmed and edited by Alpha-Audio.nl
I love vinyl. I hope it will come back strong someday. There is nothing like waiting at the music store for a new record to come out. And then you had the new record with the cover and the sleeves in it. The art that went into a lot of them was awesome. And the sound is much better than what they have out there today. When you had an album, you had something.
Couldn't agree more!
I think it has come back. Young uns were searching for it and finding its benefits.
Always look for original masters, not the kenky 80's compressed remasters.
You guys have the best job in the world.
I love the smell of vinyl in the morning!! 😃😃
Thank you for being one of the (if not the best) best and most consistent pressing plants. All of my MOV pressings you press are always near perfect. RI is magnitudes betters than all American plants (RTI/QRP) and most European plants (optimal, GZ, etc)
Nice clean facility!
thank you, much appreciated!
You should check out Jack White’s Third Man pressing plant ..... put your shades on it’s a tad on the bright side
It is little wonder Record Industry pressings are routinely among the best in the world today.
I know.... It's amazing you do get records that play
clean facility?? are you nuts? i've never seen such a dirty production facility. only acceptable for LP production it seems....
I can hear "Hotel California" by Eagles! :)
I LOVE EVEN THE SMELL OF A NEW RECORD..
I like watching the process and it's very interesting. I'd like to listen to someone talk about it, and to have the sounds of the locations in the film. I've kept all of my favourite old records.
I admire your video, but it will be appreciated if you provide the written information in every process shown..
Noted, thanks for mentioning this to us, it's on our 'to do' list
Astounding the complexity of the machinery and all the steps it takes to press a record. That one machine, had a hydraulic cylinder that looks like in belongs on a ship building gantry crane.
When I was a kid a tv drama we were watching involved a singer. The plot had them “making a record”. During the commercial break I was so excited to see them making the plastic discs. Imagine my disappointment when the story shows them recording a record, as in the studio. Just boring, heavy machines, now that is what I’m interested in.
Always so enjoyable to watch . Thank you .
Well that was awesome to watch.
opera !!!!!!!!!! Carmen ...
Very interesting ..manufacturing vinyle 👍
Saw my record, thanks👏👏👏
Welcome 😊
Muito interessante gostei muito é bom sabermos como se faz
Should have a commentary to explain the process.
On our 'to do list' ;-)
Power... nice 👍
Thanks ✌
I would rather have heard the audio from the pressing plant.
Lovely music! But what is it?
That's good to hear Peter! Info in the additional tekst, but here it is:
Soundtrack: Violin Concerto, Op. 35 - Allegro moderato 20 - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
Thomas Sanderling, London Symphony Orchestra, Linus Roth (violin). Taken from the album 'Violin Concertos' Linus Roth | London Symphony Orchestra | Thomas Sanderling. Released on Challenge Vinyl.
Looks like they found one to play that wasn't warped.
Is is bad that I could spot the album? Eagles - Hotel California
the factory still exists ????
Fucking digital signal processing on the analog environment 😑
I don't know anything about the technicalities but as flawless as the actual records quality is, any music on vinyl reissue sound a bit lifeless to my ears (nice highs but dull bass and really poor dynamics). Might be the DMM process, might be the source, might be both... I really don't have a clue. These observations only come from my personnal experience as a listener.
@@bertwerbrouck: Hmmm, your playback equipment perhaps?
@@holywells It's mostly a studio environnement. Not ideal but it's pleasant sounding enough and I have a lot of vinyl records that sound awesome. Others not so much. Besides, I was refering to Music on vinyl releases. There are plenty of good modern represses but it seems that most european ones (excluding pure pleasure and such) are pretty dull sounding but the quality of the pressing is flawless. It's kind of the other way around with US represses. Just my (little) experience as a record collectioner
I buy one, 180 gram ♥♥
you need to adjust the content
Does the facility have a DMM lathe as well? Peace.
Yes, Record Industry indeed has a DMM lathe. They own the Music On Vinyl imprint and manufacture & master nearly all MOV releases-most of which are indeed DMM-cut.
Increase the capacity of vinyl than CD.
the vinyl production industry really needs some big improvement's ... way to many moments where dirt and dust can leave issues in the production process. no wonder many new LPs are so bad....
Meh making a vinyl master from a digital recording. Its gotta be all analog
Many albums in the 80s and 90s were recorded digitally and pressed to vinyl. It was actually considered a selling point.
@@bsquared4604I already know that
🤣 amazing. The disc used for the video is warped.