TomWanderer wrote: ¦Does your engineer still have the files? You could ask him or her to recommend someone to do a flat cut of the master for you so that you've got it on a reference lacquer and then determine if the flaws are truly on the part of the pressing plant. If the same flaws show up on the ...

brephophagist wrote:blckrbbn wrote:when recorded directly to hard disk from the record player it sounds almost normal. But when listened to on the speakers it sounds flattery and broken 4 out of 4 times on different turntables.This is just a hunch, but: when you're recording to hard disk directly ...

TylerSavage wrote:The problem is you need to play it on a gramophone, ideally one made in the Czech Republic.Ha! That's it!

TomWanderer wrote:Hi there!So you are getting the exact same (disappointing) results on 4 different record players?When you say 'vinyl master' are you referring to a reference lacquer or something your mastering engineer made for you to approve before the master went to the pressing plant? The ...

Hey y'all,my band ran into a weird problem this week. We received the rest pressings for the vinyl of our new record and there are a couple of problems with it.When started automatically the record jumps directly into the song “ like 10-15 seconds in “ 9 out of 10 times We have a couple of quieter ...