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By false tropics Tue Aug 31, 2010 1:23 pm
I've got the art, masters, everything together, and I'm gonna go with Pirates Press because they can do everything in-house, and they can make the old style case wrapped (tip on) jackets. My concern now is that they hear all the samples and deny me...

Any advice?
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By misslipsandhips Mon Sep 20, 2010 7:51 pm
I have a question loosely related to this topic.

If you want to get take one of the sounds form your beat and making a scratching sound from it, is it worth it to purchase a vinyl pressing machine?

Or can you get the same results using one of those virtual CD turntables using a burnt CD?

Am I making any sense?
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By Ill-Green Tue Sep 21, 2010 11:49 am
misslipsandhips wrote:I have a question loosely related to this topic.

If you want to get take one of the sounds form your beat and making a scratching sound from it, is it worth it to purchase a vinyl pressing machine?

Or can you get the same results using one of those virtual CD turntables using a burnt CD?

Am I making any sense?

That vinyl machine is expensive and it would be nice to record stuff on vinyl, but I think you should go with Serato or Tracktor. Though you will hear a difference in sound if you are accustomed to vinyl because those programs are kind of artificial but does sound almost like vinyl being scratched in a digital realm.

It all depends on you though. Are you a hardcore dj that needs her vinyl? Or you just wanna put minor scratches behind a beat?