Not too long ago, Amanda Ghassaei from Instructables caught our attention when she constructed several playable records with a 3D printer. By sending raw audio data through a custom script, she was ...

Back in the day, one of the few reasons to prefer compact cassette tape to vinyl was the fact you could record it at home in very good fidelity. Sure, if you had the scratch, you could go out and get ...

Despite its expense and inconvenience, vinyl's comeback continues. Maybe it's the allure of analog audio fidelity. Perhaps its the jumbo artwork. Maybe it's the deliberate listening it encourages.

Musicians, singers and songwriters who would like to have the ability to be able to cut their own vinyl records for playback and resale. May be interested in a new piece of kit created by the team ...

A sound engineer and inventor based in Melbourne, Australia, is hoping to put a new spin on an old technology with his Desktop Record Cutter (DRC). The turntable-on-steroids looking device allows home ...

Teenage Engineering is best known these days for its electronic music-making gear, but now it has an option for creating physical copies of those tunes. The Swedish brand has released a PO-80 Record ...

Forget vinyl – engineer Amanda Ghassaei has developed a technique for cutting records into wood! Using a Epilog 120 Watt Legend EXT laser cutter, she was able to create digital waveform files from ...

Richard Houghten stands in his Los Angeles kitchen holding a small plastic Ziploc bag containing a finely threaded filament of material all wadded up inside. He's excited. "I'm thinking about ...

MINERAL -- When Vampire Weekend -- the hottest indie band in the 2008 blogosphere -- played two sold-out shows at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C., last month, its merchandise table featured 12-inch ...

A long time ago, there were these vinyl recording booths. You could go in there and cut a 45PM record as easily as getting a strip of four pictures of yourself in the next booth along the boardwalk.