When we're not answering your queries and making your product we're following music and the latest developments in vinyl CD, cassette and DVD packaging.
Vinyl Pre-Echo
Pre-echo is a common phenomenon in vinyl records. It's not a playback glitch or a quirk of your audio setup, but rather an intriguing artefact of the vinyl production process itself. Let's explore what pre-echo is and why it occurs.
Read MoreVinyl Surface Noise
When CDs burst onto the scene in the early '80s, record company marketing teams trumpeted the absence of the background noise that was part of vinyl listening but the impact of background noise on our music listening experience is deeply personal. It varies wildly between individuals and the genre and production style of the music we're listening to and for many is part of the intrinsic appeal of vinyl records. Read on to discover more about the different types and causes of vinyl background noise.
Read MoreHow are Vinyl Records Made?
In an era defined by digital streaming it seems surprising that the appeal of vinyl is actually on the increase. But have you ever wondered how these iconic (usually) black plastic discs are actually made? Join us as we venture into the arcane world of vinyl record manufacture.
Read MoreVinyl Record Sizes and Speeds: The Complete Guide
Discover more about vinyl record sizes and speeds in our comprehensive guide for music lovers everywhere. We explore the sizes (7-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch) and speeds (33 RPM, 45 RPM, and 78 RPM) that define the vinyl experience. From the impact on pitch and sound quality to record care tips, our guide is a must-read for vinyl enthusiasts of all levels.
Read MoreDigipak vs Jewel Case: What’s the Difference?
In today's digital age, physical music presentation is still crucial for artists. Breed Media's blog compares jewel cases and digipaks, highlighting their pros and cons, enabling you to make an informed choice for your music packaging needs.
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