How to cut cheep dubs

[keith p]

http://gadgets.qj.net/How-to-Pirate-a-V ... /aid/39381

[doomstep]

looks like fun fr the whole fam that . . . sunday wif the kids (or nanna n pop) making yr very own pirated dubs

I'd love t hear one tho, a fella once showed me a 7 that came on the front of a mag. It was a thin bit of plastic . . . noisiest thing I ever herd

[marty]

I'd love t hear one tho, a fella once showed me a 7 that came on the front of a mag. It was a thin bit of plastic . . . noisiest thing I ever herd

i remember a yellow flexidisc filled with "crazy sounds & explosions" that came with the fix & foxi magazine. for those of you who don't know:

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[alex bk-bk]

ha ha ha

ive used this process before for some work, its kind of fiddly.
trust me the dub would sound like hairy balls

and your original dub would be fucked

lol at them even suggesting it

[clone.a.k.]

looks fun.ahoy pirates!

[doomstep]

trust me the dub would sound like hairy balls

Thats what I thought . . . . very interesting comment box on that site tho;

I've been doing that for over a year now:

hey strategem,
it's kind of silly to just assume it won't work.
it does and freq response is almost exactly the same. i've even taken ones i've made to record pressers in the area (such as Archer in detroit) that were amazed that it works so well. the task 4 is even stronger than regular vinyl, so it actually works better than a real record; just not very practical cost-wise.

i understand you may be flustered to find out that this plastic can recreate what your 10-tons of pressure do to vinyl, but this works and works well.

. . . I can only guess why soundmurderer would need t do this

[unlikely]

pretty cool..

could have interesting uses production wise not sure about anything else though

[999]

i thought itd be trash but that white press looks pretty sharp