How Vinyl Records Are Made

Brooklyn Phono is a vinyl record pressing plant in NY with 5 printing presses that make 3,000 vinyl per day. We're giving you a behind the scenes look at how Brooklyn Phono creates and refurbishes these records.

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How Vinyl Records Are Made

[maxstrating]

Still, i'll never fully understand how it's possible that actual music is produced by a needle touching grooves

[Samsjunk]

So the interesting part, how they get sounds onto metal, was completely skipped, and the part everyone already knows, that they're created by being pressed into vinyl, was shown. For about 90 seconds of a four and a half minute video.

[Versaucey]

Plot twist : The dog actually runs the business and Tom is just a cover up.

[BRO_TOAST]

Good job choosing the most annoying music imaginable for this music related video

[icy]

“This is Luna, she doesn’t help, she is a dog” 😂

[mattikaki]

This did NOT tell, how vinyl records are made. It told only tiny part of the process. This was more like an ad of that company. I was maintenance engineer in a company which made vinyl record on 70’s and all the cut vaste vinyl was reused. So that is nothing new. Why not to reuse the vinyl?

[icy]

Now that that’s covered, how do they *work* ?

[jaybird]

individually inspected.. lol. not by that employee ..

[hamidnia]

The most important thing was skipped over.
How you make the groves and how often the master needs to be changed.
As a mechanical manufacturing process, the quality of die and mold drops after each press

[higherpower]

2:10 She's got that 'I hate everything' look.

[hdwscoot]

Me: taking extreme caution when touching my vinyl
The production company: Drop the vinyl 1.5M

[BrewPub]

This video doesn't really explain much. I was hoping it would show the process of using a cutting lathe to cut the grooves onto the master, and show a close up detailed view of how the groves from the master is impressed onto the vinyl.

[fabiovadso]

2:10 - that's the face of someone who truly love their job.

[TuneStunnaMusic]

Oh boy, the red vinyl coming out of the press at 3:40 is already warped...

[ktmcgoogle]

Not to be rude but I'm pretty sure luna is running the whole show

[BigChungus-oizm]

You can easily tell she doesn't like her job 2:10

[SoNGY]

2:09 well, she certainly loves doing her job

[spacemissing]

Far too little real information.
When you make a "how" video, leave out the personalities
and present only what strictly pertains to the subject matter.

[moldacious]

I just found my Grandpa's vinyl collection and his old turntable that thankfully still works today, I played it and I was fascinated how a spinning circle with a needle riding on it produce great music! Surprisingly we have the same music taste which wad great so I can jam to it anytime. 😀

[tyranidsever]

It takes 1:10 before they even start addressing the question and doesn't explain why vinyl needs to be mixed and mastered differently. What is so wrong with making informative and to the point videos?