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alcane wrote:I know what you mean, having an exclusive copy of a tune on vinyl is the best!

I still haven't bothered buying Serato yet (although it pains me) and still mix with vinyl, except when I play my own tunes out.

I remember inquiring years ago about getting a tune pressed to vinyl and it was outta the question, dunno how much it'd be now...

Well Transition are £30.00 for 10" which holds up to 7 minutes each side (will have to cut Love Don't Come Easily so it's just under 7 minutes before i send it off ha) then £5.00 for every extra track. So if i can it will be Township Funk on one side of the 10" with Love Don't Come Easily on the flip.

http://www.dub-plates.org/

Sweet, its not as extortionate as I expected!

Might have to invest in some black crack next timeI'm desperate for a certain tune on vinyl...

Ha good fella . I just hope Skreamy boy is nice and send's me the .wav's as i won't bother otherwise.

Hehe quality

Got some wicked unreleased stuff I might just press up.
Also could do with a copy of Rustie's Jagz The Smack on vinyl as the few copies of that going around are going for stupid prices on Discogs (there were only 400 pressed )

alcane wrote:Hehe quality

Got some wicked unreleased stuff I might just press up.
Also could do with a copy of Rustie's Jagz The Smack on vinyl as the few copies of that going around are going for stupid prices on Discogs (there were only 400 pressed )

Sick, got a link or Myspace to any of your stuff, i wanna have a listen?

Just looked on Discogs after you said and the only one on there is going for £150 , that's ridiculous. Was this a free download as well then?

Edit: Found the download for it.

dub studio in bristol do decent dubplates
around 30GBP for a 10 inch and u get a discount if u order over 80GBP i think

i have cut a 320 to dubplate before and it sounded ok, not quite as good as a WAV but good still

JimmaJamJamie wrote:Ha good fella . I just hope Skreamy boy is nice and send's me the .wav's as i won't bother otherwise.

I already asked Skream about wav files for this 2 tunes, I wanna put them on wax too...unluckly no reply

check this...

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 71#1146071

JimmaJamJamie wrote:Sick, got a link or Myspace to any of your stuff, i wanna have a listen?

Just looked on Discogs after you said and the only one on there is going for £150 , that's ridiculous. Was this a free download as well then?

Edit: Found the download for it.

I'll PM you some of my tunes, mostly D&B unfortunately but you'll get the idea! I have one tune signed to a Canadian label, which you can grab as part of a downloadable LP (for free) from: http://www.makeshiftrecords.ca/ I'll upload some of my other efforts and send them to you for a listen!

As for the Jagz The Smack tune, I know the guy that run Stuff Records (its Glasgow based) so can get the Wav's of him... Would love one of the limited spraypaint artwork 12"s though (fuck paying those sort of prices though! )

alcane wrote:

JimmaJamJamie wrote:Sick, got a link or Myspace to any of your stuff, i wanna have a listen?

Just looked on Discogs after you said and the only one on there is going for £150 , that's ridiculous. Was this a free download as well then?

Edit: Found the download for it.

I'll PM you some of my tunes, mostly D&B unfortunately but you'll get the idea! I have one tune signed to a Canadian label, which you can grab as part of a downloadable LP (for free) from: http://www.makeshiftrecords.ca/ I'll upload some of my other efforts and send them to you for a listen!

As for the Jagz The Smack tune, I know the guy that run Stuff Records (its Glasgow based) so can get the Wav's of him... Would love one of the limited spraypaint artwork 12"s though (fuck paying those sort of prices though! )

Sick, will have to have a listen. Yeah it's ridiculous prices ha.

djfoster wrote:

JimmaJamJamie wrote:Ha good fella . I just hope Skreamy boy is nice and send's me the .wav's as i won't bother otherwise.

I already asked Skream about wav files for this 2 tunes, I wanna put them on wax too...unluckly no reply

check this...

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 71#1146071

Ahh damn , i can't see him replying either.

JimmaJamJamie wrote: Well Transition are £30.00 for 10" which holds up to 7 minutes each side (will have to cut Love Don't Come Easily so it's just under 7 minutes before i send it off ha) then £5.00 for every extra track. So if i can it will be Township Funk on one side of the 10" with Love Don't Come Easily on the flip.

http://www.dub-plates.org/

I think it's possible to go over 7 minutes, but the output volume will just be lower. You can always mail them.

do you ask artists if its alright for you to burn their songs to cd too?

Not if I've paid for the .wav

Got this sorted out, got

Skream - Love Don't Come Easily and
Ed Rush & Opitical - Musclehead

12" done at Transition

Ahh you sicko. How much was that? Also did you cut them from the 320?

£50 - thats including shipping.

Yeah those are 320's

dubstudio give a discount when you buy more than one...and for the non-british: they have a flat rate. which means 50 pounds = 50 euro...that's a great deal everytime.

and their service is absolutely spot on every time

Thats pretty good. Hopefully do mine soon.

I swear you had to submit copyrighting sheets to get stuff cut at transition?
I normally go to Dubstudio, it's in Bristol but you basically upload the file and just tell them what you want. It's a little cheaper than transition i think and the product is top quality.
I got a 10" acertate and 10" vinyl and both were good, but obviously the dub was loads better. My mate got a 12" dub and it sounded incredible, so loud and crisp.
Let me know how the 320 comes out on vinyl, and also what the turn around is like at Transition.

steshine wrote:I swear you had to submit copyrighting sheets to get stuff cut at transition?
I normally go to Dubstudio, it's in Bristol but you basically upload the file and just tell them what you want. It's a little cheaper than transition i think and the product is top quality.
I got a 10" acertate and 10" vinyl and both were good, but obviously the dub was loads better. My mate got a 12" dub and it sounded incredible, so loud and crisp.
Let me know how the 320 comes out on vinyl, and also what the turn around is like at Transition.

I think you would only need to hand in copyright sheets if it's for the whole master-press-and-distribute thing.

And yes, many people get dubs at dubstudio, and they look really nice. But I think my first dub is gonna be a Transition one, you could call it nostalgia or whatever.

steshine wrote:I swear you had to submit copyrighting sheets to get stuff cut at transition?
I normally go to Dubstudio, it's in Bristol but you basically upload the file and just tell them what you want. It's a little cheaper than transition i think and the product is top quality.
I got a 10" acertate and 10" vinyl and both were good, but obviously the dub was loads better. My mate got a 12" dub and it sounded incredible, so loud and crisp.
Let me know how the 320 comes out on vinyl, and also what the turn around is like at Transition.

Yeah i'll post when I get it. Transition said to me "asap".

I didn't need to sign any sheets...