How Records Are Born

By Josh, on October 12th, 2012

Great set of photos from 1954 (unearthed by Voices of East Anglia) showing the process that LP records are made.  The series of photos starts with an engineer splicing a tape from a recording to be mastered onto the pressing plate.

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Art & Photography, Music   LP Records, Recording Industry, Vinyl  

1 comment to How Records Are Born

• How Records Are Born (Part Two) « If You Find The Earth Boring…

  February 27, 2013 at 7:37 pm · Reply

  [...] I showed you a while back how records are born (with photos from 1954), courtesy of Columbia Records, here’s some photos of the same record making process taken from an LP sleeve circa 1962. [...]