Limited Availability

Due to economic and time constraints, I'm currently operating on a hobby basis and cannot guarantee completion times — or even completion of lathe cut record orders.

What this means for you:
• Orders may experience significant delays
• I cannot provide estimated completion dates
• Payment will only be required once your cuts are complete
• One-off and test cuts will take lower priority than larger orders
• I will contact you before beginning your order when time allows
• All orders are documented and remain in the queue

I genuinely love cutting records and want to fulfill every order—I'm working toward a more reliable system to make that possible. For now, please only place an order if you're comfortable with uncertainty around timing.

Unfamiliar with embossed lathe cut records?
We recommend ordering a test cut to evaluate the sound quality and nuances of the format before committing to a full order.

There will be no refunds for trackability or surface noise — this is a format that in all reality 'should not exist.' I take pride in the work and progress I have made over the past years - particularly lowering surface noise, increasing trackability, increasing top end and clarity and I push to make sure that every record is done to the same standard, but comparing an embossed lathe cut to a pressed record is like comparing a Land Cruiser to a Suzuki Carry.

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Label templates are available HERE

Please save as layers, or remove bleed marks

Preparing Your Audio


To ensure the best possible result, please follow these guidelines when submitting your audio:

Format - Please export your audio as a mono .WAV file.

Track Files - Export your audio tracks as two separate files, labeled SideA.wav and SideB.wav.

Audio Levels - We recommend mastering your tracks to -1.5dB to ensure proper levels.

Track Length - Ensure that your tracks are the correct length for the side. If a track is too long for the available space, it may be cut short.

Track Order - It's best to arrange louder tracks at the start of the side and quieter tracks towards the end for optimal sound.

Avoid Clipping - Please avoid audio clipping, as this can reduce clarity.

Sibilance - To minimize distortion or crunching, we recommend de-essing vocals and reducing high frequencies if possible.

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