Record Pressing Tech

Ken Micallef talks with Jack Stoughton Jr. of Stoughton Printing for an exclusive interview on Day 3 at Acoustic Sounds’ inaugural Vinyl Summit in Salina, Kansas.


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This portion of the tour was about vinyl compounds and a walk through the pressing portion of the QRP facility.
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The Vinyl Making Process

Mastering & Lacquer Cutting: Audio is transferred from digital or analog tape onto a lacquer-coated master disc using a specialized cutting lathe.
Electroplating: The cut lacquer is coated in metal (usually nickel) to create a metal stamper used in the pressing machines.

Vinyl Preparation: Raw vinyl material (often called vinyl pebbles) is heated and formed into a soft, warm cylindrical lump or "putty".

Pressing: The operator places the vinyl putty between the Side A and Side B metal stampers inside the heavy press, where extreme heat and pressure flatten the material and imprint the audio grooves.

Finishing: The record edges are trimmed, a center hole is punched, and leftover edge scraps are collected to be recycled back into the process. Each finished record takes roughly one minute and forty-five seconds to press.

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Cut Plate Press Play is a look inside the making of a vinyl record—from a live performance to a finished record on the turntable.
Recording, mastering, cutting, plating, pressing, and finally, listening. A process built around knowledgeable craftspeople, intricate machines, and the simple idea of making music you can hold in your hands.



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Back in May 2026, me and videographer/editor E.FG were given a guided tour of the massive Microforum vinyl factory in Toronto. Want to know where a lot of Canadian vinyl is born? Here you go.

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Before hundreds of copies of your record get pressed, there’s one very important step: the test pressing.
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In this episode, Scott breaks down everything artists and indie labels need to know about test pressings — what they are, where they come from, when you receive them, what they cost, and most importantly, what you should actually be listening for.
We’ll talk about how test pressings differ from the finished record, how to properly listen and approve them, what to do when something sounds wrong, and whether you really need test pressings in the first place.
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Learn about Echo Base's Athens, GA vinyl plant with founder Michael Thomas as he breaks down lacquers, stampers, and record myths. Learn how independent artists get pressed affordably and sustainably!

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Discover how a signed UK musician ended up building one of independent music's most innovative vinyl pressing plants. In this episode of the Fidelity Exchange podcast, Drew Baird, P.E., sits down with Michael Thomas, founder of Echo Base in Athens, Georgia, to trace his path from touring in English bands to running a sustainable pressing operation built on electric closers and steam infrastructure. Michael walks through the entire record-making process, from lacquer cutting and electroplating to stampers and test pressings, while busting common myths about record weight, colored vinyl, and plastic quality. The conversation also covers Echo Base's plant-based vinyl compound investment, its growing Athens art district, and what's really fueling vinyl's ongoing resurgence.

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Season 2 of UNSUNG continues with acclaimed mastering engineer Piper Payne, who joins hosts Mirek Stiles and Matt Soczywko for a fascinating conversation about mastering, vinyl, and the craft of making great records.

Based in Nashville, Piper has mastered albums for independent artists and major labels alike, while also founding Physical Music Products, one of the industry's most innovative vinyl pressing plants. Together they discuss mastering philosophy, the resurgence of vinyl, building a pressing plant during the pandemic, and why physical media has become a vital lifeline for independent artists.

The conversation also explores analogue vs digital workflows, communication between artists and engineers, preserving specialist knowledge, and why mastering is as much about serving the music as it is technical precision.

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Timecode
00:00 The art and economics of vinyl records.
00:48 Building a record plant in the middle of a pandemic.
03:29 Why I left Electrical Engineering for Audio Mastering.
06:55 Fixing the deficit in vinyl quality control.
08:59 Helping Independent Artists recoup their studio costs.
13:58 Why it used to take two years to press a record.
15:11 Debunking the myth of heavyweight vinyl.
17:27 Why colored and clear vinyl actually sound different.
20:22 The "dark arts" and magic of a well-pressed record.
23:07 Active vs. passive listening: The ritual of the LP.
24:41 Finding the "old guys" to save a dying craft.
29:41 From jazz drumming to the mastering chair.
31:00 The moment I realized mastering was my future.
32:35 Learning from icons like Mandy Parnell and Darcy Proper.
35:32 Why cutting a record is a handshake with the artist.
39:26 Passing on 10,000 hours of knowledge to the next generation.
42:07 Moving from the Bay Area to Nashville.
44:03 Navigating studio ego and the game of "telephone".
47:44 The pros and cons of remote vs. attended sessions.
50:16 My hybrid gear chain: From Api to Rupert Neve.
51:57 Why modern mixes are "kissing the top" too hard.
55:08 The "poop joke" guide to cleaning up your low end.
56:49 A litmus test for mix engineers.
59:41 Using your ears instead of watching a waterfall.
1:02:01 Why I prefer watching meters dance to looking at an RTA.
1:03:53 Falling into Reaper after a Sonic Studio breakdown.
1:07:50 Quickfire: Cheeseburgers and PMC Monitors
1:08:43 My wife’s collection of 14 tape machines.
1:09:26 Mastering on the road with Audeze Headphones.
1:10:31 Being a night owl in an early-morning town.

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How a Vinyl Record Is Actually Made | From Audio Master to Finished Disc

Have you ever wondered how a vinyl record is actually made?

Most people know that records are "pressed," but few understand everything that happens before a finished LP reaches a record store. From vinyl mastering and lacquer cutting to electroplating, stamper production, pressing, quality control, printing, and final assembly, a single record passes through an incredibly detailed manufacturing process involving multiple facilities and dozens of skilled professionals.

In Episode 2 of **The Record Business**, Dustin Blocker—Co-Founder of Hand Drawn Records, Co-Founder of Hand Drawn Pressing, and President of the Vinyl Record Manufacturers Association (VRMA)—takes you inside the complete manufacturing journey of a vinyl record. Drawing on years of experience in the industry, Dustin explains each step in plain English and separates common myths from reality.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• How music is mastered specifically for vinyl
• What a lacquer is and how it's cut
• How father, mother, and stamper metal parts are created
• Why electroplating is essential to vinyl manufacturing
• How vinyl pellets become a record puck
• How a hydraulic record press actually works
• The role of cooling, trimming, and quality control

Whether you're a music fan, vinyl collector, independent artist, record label, audio engineer, or simply curious about how physical music is made, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most fascinating manufacturing processes.

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Upcoming episodes include:
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• The Business of Record Store Day
• Colored Vinyl vs. Black Vinyl
• How Record Labels Actually Make Money
• What Happens When a Record Goes Wrong?

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In Detroit, records were never just records. They were history, community, memory, and proof that you cared enough to go looking.

In Episode 7 of Living for the City, host Hanif Abdurraqib explores Detroit's enduring vinyl culture and the people who have dedicated their lives to preserving music one record at a time. This is a story about collectors, DJs, store owners, and believers — people who see a record not as a product, but as a relationship.

Ben Blackwell walks through the Third Man pressing plant in the Cass Corridor and explains why DIY was never a trend in Detroit. It was a necessity. Andrey Douthard reflects on building Paramita Sound in the aftermath of losing J Dilla and Proof, and how records became a way to process grief, build community, and connect generations through music. Mary Cobra arrives with an armful of 45s and traces the Detroit Cobras' history back to a simple reality: if no one else was going to preserve the music they loved, they would do it themselves.

House Shoes made the decision to pull his catalog from streaming. If you want the music, you have to seek it out. DJ Minx still prefers vinyl because collecting records and truly knowing how to play them are two different things. Together, they make a case for something increasingly rare: intention.
Beneath every story is a larger question about what gets lost when music becomes frictionless. In Detroit, records remain a way of slowing down, paying attention, and honoring the people who came before.

This one is about preservation, intention, and a city that still believes discovery should take work.

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00:31 - The First Record You Buy With Your Own Money
02:05 - Third Man Records and the DIY Philosophy of Vinyl
05:54 - Paramita Sound: Records as a Vehicle for Grief and Community
11:27 - Gatekeeping as Quality Control
14:05 - Mary Cobra and the 45
18:09 - House Shoes Pulled His Catalog. DJ Minx Won't Give Up the Needle.
21:44 - Digging for Records Is Relational

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Why do vinyl records cost $30, $40, or even $50 when the same music is available on streaming services for a fraction of the price?

In this first episode of The Record Business, Dustin Blocker—co-founder of Hand Drawn Records, co-founder of Hand Drawn Pressing, and President of the Vinyl Record Manufacturers Association—breaks down the real costs behind modern vinyl records.

From manufacturing and packaging to freight, warehousing, distribution, retail margins, and inventory risk, we'll follow the money and explore why physical music products cost what they do.

We'll also look at why buying directly from independent artists can make a difference and how the economics of vinyl differ from streaming and digital music.

Whether you're a record collector, musician, record label owner, music fan, or simply curious about how physical products get made, this episode provides an inside look at the business behind the music.

In this episode:
• Why vinyl records seem expensive
• Historical record prices and inflation
• Vinyl manufacturing costs
• Packaging and printing expenses
• Freight and supply chain challenges
• Inventory risk for record labels
• Retail pricing and distribution
• Independent artist direct-to-fan sales

The Record Business is a documentary-style series exploring the world of vinyl records, record labels, manufacturing, collecting, live events, and the economics of physical music.

Subscribe for future episodes covering:
• How a Vinyl Record Is Actually Made
• Why It Takes Months to Press a Record
• The Business of Record Store Day
• How Independent Record Labels Survive
• The Hidden Economics of Music Festivals
• What Makes a Record Valuable?
• Inside the Supply Chain of Vinyl Records
• Why Pressing Plants Get Backlogged
• How Merch Became Bigger Than Music
• The Future of Physical Music

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After 8 years ACDSleeve is back. Here are the first vinyl packaging options available for your next release. I didn't think that I'd be able to offer all of these, but I've pushed the equipment I have to it's absolute limit.

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Join us on this special episode of The Safe & Sound Texas Audio Excursion as we take you inside the Making Vinyl Conference in Washington, DC, one of the most important gatherings in the global vinyl record industry.

Fresh from the conference floor, we'll share firsthand insights from conversations with vinyl industry leaders, record label executives, pressing plant operators, equipment manufacturers, mastering engineers, packaging specialists, distributors, and other key players shaping the future of records worldwide.

What is the current state of the vinyl resurgence? Is demand still growing? What challenges and opportunities lie ahead for record collectors, audiophiles, independent labels, and pressing plants? We'll discuss the major topics, trends, innovations, and concerns that dominated this year's event and reveal the overall mood and outlook of the industry's movers and shakers from around the globe.

Whether you're a passionate vinyl collector, audiophile, record store owner, music industry professional, or simply curious about the future of physical media, this livestream offers an inside look at the conversations influencing the next chapter of vinyl records.

Topics include:
• Vinyl record industry trends and growth
• Record pressing capacity and production updates
• New vinyl manufacturing technologies
• Audiophile and premium vinyl releases
• Supply chain and distribution challenges
• Independent labels and artist opportunities
• Sustainability initiatives in vinyl production
• The future of vinyl records and physical media

Be sure to join the live chat and share your thoughts on where you see the vinyl industry heading next!

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Step inside the world of high-end vinyl mastering with Safe & Sound Texas Audio Excursion as we take you inside Infrasonic Sound for an exclusive look at the remarkable installation and setup of the legendary Neumann VMS-80 lacquer cutting lathe. This rare behind-the-scenes tour explores one of the most sophisticated and sought-after vinyl mastering systems ever built — the same class of cutting technology trusted by elite mastering studios around the world for producing audiophile-quality vinyl records.

In this video, you’ll discover the incredible engineering behind the Neumann VMS-80, the challenges involved in transporting and calibrating such a precision machine, and why lacquer cutting remains one of the most specialized crafts in modern audio production. From the cutting head and groove-spacing computer to the meticulous setup process required for accurate vinyl mastering, this episode is packed with insights for vinyl collectors, mastering engineers, audiophiles, and music production enthusiasts alike.

The Neumann VMS-80 is widely regarded as one of the pinnacle achievements in analog disc mastering technology, prized for its automation systems, precision groove control, and ability to produce world-class lacquer masters for vinyl pressing.

If you love vinyl records, mastering studios, analog audio gear, record pressing, lacquer cutting, or the history of professional recording technology, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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Discover why physical music still matters in today’s digital world as Memphis Record Pressing presents an incredible panel discussion hosted by Brandon Seavers featuring industry artists, creatives, and music experts discussing the cultural, emotional, and economic importance of physical product in the modern music marketplace.

From vinyl records and collectible packaging to artist branding, fan engagement, and the resurgence of analog culture, this conversation dives deep into why physical formats continue to play such a critical role in the music industry for artists, labels, collectors, and fans alike.

Recorded at Memphis Record Pressing, this panel brings together unique perspectives from across the music and entertainment world to explore how physical media creates deeper connections between artists and audiences in ways digital platforms simply cannot replicate.

Topics discussed include:
• The resurgence of vinyl records
• Why fans crave physical connection to music
• The value of collectible products and limited editions
• Merchandising and artist branding
• The emotional experience of owning music
• Physical product as a revenue stream for artists
• The future of vinyl and physical media
• Why tangible music experiences still matter in a digital age

Whether you're an artist, label, collector, music fan, or industry professional, this conversation offers valuable insight into the evolving relationship between music, culture, and physical product.

Hosted by Brandon Seavers
Presented by Memphis Record Pressing

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This video explains the difference between lacquers and acetates for those who don't know, and then you'll hear a 20+ year old 45rpm lacquer of what was supposed to be side 3 of "Tommy" but was never released.

it's been played dozens of times around the world. There's been no editing, or fixing noise and/or pops and clicks. Just a straight 96/24 transfer.

I hope you enjoy!!!!!!

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Created by Acoustic Sounds founder, CEO and "wizard of vinyl" Chad Kassem as the most ambitious analog event he's ever produced -- or been part of -- Vinyl Summit is designed as a four-day immersion into every corner of vinyl culture: audiophile listening, mastering, pressing, collecting, hi-fi innovation, and live music.

In celebration of Acoustic Sounds' 40th Anniversary, the Summit will include unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to its facilities alongside a major record fair, hi-fi showcase, live performances (Taj Mahal, Jimmie Vaughan, Big Muddy Morganfield + more), and panels, demos, and conversations with some of the most influential figures in analog sound like Wilson Audio's Daryl Wilson, Merck Mercuriadis, and more to be announced.

I named it "The Vinyl Summit" and talk with Chad about his history and the excitement surrounding this upcoming event. AND YOU ARE ALL INVITED TO SALINA, KS!

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Take an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Sterling Sound in Nashville, TN, one of the most respected mastering studios in the world, in this must-watch episode from the Safe & Sound Texas Audio Excursion YouTube channel. Join us as we step inside the studio of renowned mastering engineer Joe Nino-Hernes whose work has shaped an increasing catalog of audiophile and mainstream releases across vinyl and digital formats.

In this in-depth video, we learn of his personal journey into mastering, his approach to preserving musical integrity, and the technical tips and tricks behind cutting high-quality records. Whether you're a vinyl collector, audio engineer, music producer, or passionate music fan, this video offers rare insight into the mastering process at the highest professional level.

From analog tape to lacquer cutting, discover how today’s top engineers blend vintage techniques with modern technology to create exceptional sound. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn directly from one of the industry’s leading experts.

🔊 Topics covered:

The role of mastering in music production
Ryan K. Smith’s career and notable projects
Inside Sterling Sound Nashville
Vinyl mastering and lacquer cutting process
Analog vs digital workflows

Subscribe to Safe & Sound Texas Audio Excursion for more exclusive audio industry tours, vinyl culture content, and expert interviews.

#SterlingSound #JoeNino-Hernes #RyanKSmith #AudioMastering #VinylRecords #Audiophile #MusicProduction #NashvilleStudios #MasteringEngineer #AnalogAudio #SafeAndSoundTexas

0:00 Introduction
0:56 Backstory of Joe Nino-Hernes
4:26 In the Studio with Joe
31:37 Looking In The Groove
32:24 Final Thoughts
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Join me on my recent trip to Nashville attending the Vinyl Record Manufacturers Association (VRMA) events!

Take an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Sterling Sound in Nashville, TN, one of the most respected mastering studios in the world, in this must-watch episode from the Safe & Sound Texas Audio Excursion YouTube channel. Join us as we step inside the studio of renowned mastering engineer Ryan K. Smith, whose work has shaped countless audiophile and mainstream releases across vinyl and digital formats.

In this in-depth visit, Ryan shares his personal journey into mastering, his approach to preserving musical integrity, and the technical artistry behind cutting high-quality records. Whether you're a vinyl collector, audio engineer, music producer, or passionate music fan, this video offers rare insight into the mastering process at the highest professional level.

From analog tape to lacquer cutting, discover how today’s top engineers blend vintage techniques with modern technology to create exceptional sound. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn directly from one of the industry’s leading experts.

🔊 Topics covered:

-The role of mastering in music production
-Ryan K. Smith’s career and notable projects
-Inside Sterling Sound Nashville
-Vinyl mastering and lacquer cutting process

Subscribe to Safe & Sound Texas Audio Excursion for more exclusive audio industry tours, vinyl culture content, and expert interviews.

#SterlingSound #RyanKSmith #AudioMastering #VinylRecords #Audiophile #MusicProduction #NashvilleStudios #MasteringEngineer #AnalogAudio #SafeAndSoundTexas

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2:10 Ryan K. Smith in Studio
23:20 Final Thoughts
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