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Last Legend · 25th February 2004

For the most part, what you do is master for CD and the dude on the cutting machine will take care of the rest. Yes, loads of phasing bass could potentially be a problem because it can jar the needle out of the record. What you do to prevent this is have the record cut loud by spacing the grooves farther away. So, the thing to take into account is how long the track is. Try not to put more than one track per side.

25th February 2004	#2
Last Legend Gear nut Joined: Oct 2002 Posts: 93	vinyl mastering For the most part, what you do is master for CD and the dude on the cutting machine will take care of the rest. Yes, loads of phasing bass could potentially be a problem because it can jar the needle out of the record. What you do to prevent this is have the record cut loud by spacing the grooves farther away. So, the thing to take into account is how long the track is. Try not to put more than one track per side.