To give props where they’re due, I just saw this link on the Burnt Progress blog, when I was checking out the details of their CDR night collaboration next month, but more on that another time.
This is essentially a guide to duplicating records in to other records (if that makes sense), all from the comfort of home. I searched long and hard (for at least two and a minutes) for it’s creator but to no avail. From what I can tell it was originally done in German, then translated to English by qj.net, who took it down after time, and now it’s been revived by mikesenes.com, a DIY blog run by a guy named Mike. Brilliant.
Mike even goes far as to include an introduction to how records are made in a factory and Amazon links to the products you’ll be needing to complete this nifty project. I’m going to cut to replicating part, but if you’re not familiar with the original process it’s definitely worth checking out the above link.
This is too good not to try over the weekend, I’ll let you know how it goes.
via Mikesenes
